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As I'm not able to reply anymore on the other topic here's a copy paste below. This issue still exists and is there for years now with a period in between it did work without issues. Any update on this? I'm experiencing the exact same issue as described below with my Sonos One Gen1. I can say volume 30 instead of volume 3 or volume 50 instead of 5 etc.to have it work correctly but it's still a bit weird this hasn't been solved so far.

Info from another topic by ​@P.Janssen

“For some months now I’m experiencing an issue when asking Google Assistant to set the volume of our speakers/rooms to a desired volume. This does not work properly when asking to set the volume to either level 3, 5 or 10. The other volume levels seem to work okay though, as per below list:

  • “Hey Google volume 0” : room volume is correctly set to 0%
  • “Hey Google volume 1” : room volume is correctly set to 10%
  • “Hey Google volume 2” : room volume is correctly set to 20%
  • “Hey Google volume 3” : room volume is incorrectly set to 3% (instead of 30%)
  • “Hey Google volume 4” : room volume is correctly set to 40%
  • “Hey Google volume 5” : room volume is incorrectly set to 5% (instead of 50%)
  • “Hey Google volume 6” : room volume is correctly set to 60%
  • “Hey Google volume 7” : room volume is correctly set to 70%
  • “Hey Google volume 8” : room volume is correctly set to 80%
  • “Hey Google volume 9” : room volume is correctly set to 90%
  • “Hey Google volume 10” : room volume is incorrectly set to 10% (instead of 100%)“

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I can confirm that this issue still persists on all of our GA enabled Sonos speakers.

I'm now used to saying the desired volume level in percentages as a workaround, but would have expected it to be resolved by now... Wondering whether the issue is actually with Google instead of Sonos...


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