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Feature Suggestion: Custom Sound Profiles or Scenarios

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Feature Suggestion: Custom Sound Profiles or Scenarios (Movies, Music, Gaming, etc.)

As a regular user of the Sonos ecosystem, I’d like to suggest a feature that I believe would be highly useful and practical: the ability to create custom sound scenarios or audio profiles that allow users to save and apply different settings depending on the intended use.

For example, when watching a movie, it would be ideal to activate a profile that includes:
- Trueplay On
- Height audio +10
- Bass +10
- Surround +3
- Voice enhancement On

Whereas for music listening, another profile might include:
- Trueplay On
- Height audio +10
- Bass +15
- Surround 0
- Voice enhancement Off

Right now, making these adjustments manually each time takes extra time and interrupts the smoothness of the user experience. This feature could be added to the Sonos app under a “Usage Scenarios” or “User Profiles” section, allowing for quick access and customization without compromising the simplicity of the current interface.

Many other audio and home theater platforms offer similar functionality, and I believe this would be a great step forward for Sonos in delivering an even more flexible and personalized experience.

Thank you for your attention and for continuing to innovate in one of the most reliable and powerful audio platforms on the market. What do you think?

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Contributor I

I completely agree with you Raguu. That’s exactly the intention behind this proposal, to offer a smoother and more personalized experience for those of us who use Sonos in different day-to-day scenarios (movies, music, gaming, etc.).

As you mentioned, Sonos already segments features based on hardware, so implementing sound profiles by scenario or source wouldn’t need to be universal it could be available only on devices with the technical capability, such as newer models.

Moreover, this feature wouldn’t just add value to the Sonos ecosystem, it would also strengthen user loyalty and help prevent users from switching to alternatives like WiiM, which already offer similar sound profile options. It would be a smart way for Sonos to stay competitive without compromising its core simplicity.

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