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Ken_Griffiths
November 15, 2025

I understand that you can ask the Sonos voice assistant for the device battery level... “Hey Sonos, what’s the battery level?”

Perhaps see if that works for you.

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Ken_Griffiths
November 15, 2025

I understand that you can ask the Sonos voice assistant for the device battery level... “Hey Sonos, what’s the battery level?”

Perhaps see if that works for you.

Triticale
Prodigy II
November 15, 2025

Yes, I think it’s the only way, because the app doesn’t work out of the home’s WiFi.

 

controlav
Lead Maestro
November 16, 2025

Easy: can it play music? It’s charged. Can it not play music? It needs charging.

:-)

Author of the leading independent Sonos apps for Android, MacOS, iOS, Windows and Xbox.
controlav
Lead Maestro
November 16, 2025

But seriously, you would think that the Bluetooth standard would have included a battery level in it that all audio devices could use, but you would be wrong. I have this exact problem with my headphones - no idea how charged they are. Unlike my Roams/Moves there isn’t a wifi option that will let me figure this out.

Author of the leading independent Sonos apps for Android, MacOS, iOS, Windows and Xbox.
Contributor I
November 22, 2025

Every other bluetooth speaker I’ve ever encountered will show the battery level in Settings > Bluetooth (iOS). The old SONOS app used to show the battery level when connected via bluetooth. This is a glaring missing feature and has been for a WHILE!

106rallye
November 22, 2025

I’ve never used the old app with a portable device, but are you sure you could do this on the old app? It seems like a hardware feature to me.

Contributor I
November 22, 2025

I am 100% positive you could do it on the old app. So definitely not a hardware thing.