Contributor I

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Add to queue or play next - Date

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
May 15, 2024
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All madness and disappointment aside, Will there be an update where we can ‘add to queue’ or ‘play next’?

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The information was there to be found, as Sonos have already posted this information in the forums, copied below:-

Coming soon

Additional improvements to screen reader for visually impaired customers: May 21
Adding to queue and playing next: early June
Sleep timer: mid-June
Snooze alarms: mid-June
Local music library search and playback: mid-June
Update WiFi settings: mid-June

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Enoyou

Lyricist II

Role on early June for the update .. although why not just launch early June

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billmorgan123

Lyricist I

This app update sucks.
Every aspect is flawed.
Do better Sonos people.

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Steve22668

Lyricist I

I never comment, but feel this new crap-app compelles me to! It’s absolute rubbish slow loading slow to change volume, and no play next not included!

the designers clearly do not own Sonos products.

in the bin - Wake up Sonos

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Edmundo1

Lyricist III

I don't normally complain 🤷 but I dislike not being able to add to queue which I used a lot.

Worse is the slow response from this app on more than a few occasions I get a message saying can't find system I have to close the app and open it again.

I never had that problem before.

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kingcno

Contributor I

Sonos really dropped the ball on this update. This is terrible. I can’t add to the Queue, alarm is missing and the network settings is gone , everything is lagging. I hate this update. I paid to much money do be going through this stuff. I have almost 20 speakers in my house that I’m ready to get rid of

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billmorgan123

Lyricist I

Allow all users the option of reverting to the former Sonos S2 app. That would be the decent thing to do.

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Ren46566

Lyricist I

Sonos is fundamentally a hardware company, not a software company. Great hardware engineers, but if you’re a smart software engineer, it’s the last place you want to work. So they get the dregs. It’s that simple.

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Coolyourboots

Lyricist I

Well it’s early June and where is the update for the sorely missed add up next feature?

What is the logic releasing a much lauded (by Sonos alone) update when the user experience is nothing more than a downgrade.

It’s barmy to think that meetings took place where a unanimous decision (by one headless kingpin or a wider group of drones) was made to release this plop.

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