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Chromatic Producer I
Sep 12, 2025 11:59 AM UTC
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I am shocked there is no way to remove a Sonos speaker!

Actually, I should not be shocked that there is no way to remove a speaker, or in my case a Sonos Connect.  After all, this is Sonos!  I have a pair of Era 100 speakers arriving today, and was planning on setting them up in my living room, using the same name as the Connect -- “Living Room”.  I just read in several threads you have to wait until they just drop off from the network.  That is insane!

 

While we’re on the subject, whoever named these speakers “Era” should be fired!  Sounds like “Error”!

 

If Sonos did not make such great sounding speakers, I would have dumped them years ago!

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Grand Maestro
Sep 12, 2025 12:19 PM UTC

Are you no longer using the CONNECT? If CONNECT is still active in the system, change its Room name. If CONNECT is no longer active in the system, uninstall and reinstall the controller. Or, wait a few days and the CONNECT will no longer be listed.

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Mr. T
Sep 16, 2025 9:32 PM UTC

It’s also understandable that Sonos do not want to promote the app is not back to feature parity with S2 16mths after the introduction of the new Sonos app.

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