We set out to create a more personalized and effortless listening experience with the updated Sonos app. It was rebuilt from the ground up to ensure it could support future innovation in the years to come. For its initial rollout, we focused on how we could answer some of the most common requests from our customers, including increased reliability, performance, and faster access to music.
Many of you have shared valuable feedback on both the improvements that have made your experience better, as well as the areas where we fell short. We are listening to all of your comments and working to address them as quickly as possible. Over the coming weeks, we will reintroduce the below features, while fixing bugs and performance issues. Thank you for your engagement and we look forward to building upon this first step to create a listening experience that meets everyone’s needs.
Available now
To access these changes, check for updates in the iOS / Android app store to download the latest version of the Sonos app. Make sure your Sonos products are also up to date.
Last updated: Jul 1, 2024. See release notes.
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Added multi-product setup for professional installers for iOS
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Improved accessibility for configuring alarms with VoiceOver and TalkBack
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Added autoplay setting for analog devices using line-in for Android
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Added support for SonosNet channel selection for Android
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Added timezone settings for iOS
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Added the option to forget a system in order to connect to or create a new system for iOS
Coming soon
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Local music library search and playback: July
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Improved playback settings including Play Now: July
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Create and edit local music library: July
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Improved Autoplay settings: July
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Improved Sub audio settings with Amp: July
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Snooze alarms: TBD
Known issues and workarounds
Our latest update resolves some of the most critical known issues, but know we have more to do. We hear your feedback and are working hard to deliver the experience you expect and deserve.