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29th Sept 2026 📲 New Sonos App & Update Now Available! 🔊

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  • September 29, 2026
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Liz P.
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Hey all! 👋🏻 We've got a new update live for both iOS and Android, here's a quick breakdown of what's changed. Want the full history of what we've been up to? Check out our App Release Notes here and System (Player) Release Notes here.

 

As always, this is a Phased Rollout, think of it like a wave, not everyone gets it at the same time. If you're on iOS and want to nudge it along, head to the App Store, pull down on your Account page (the one showing pending updates), and give it a refresh. That usually does the trick.

 

What's New:

 

App Update

Android & iOS - Sonos 27.0 / 89.1

  • Ace Ultra support - The app now works hand in hand with our all new Ace Ultra headphones.
  • Beam Ultra support - Full compatibility with the new Beam Ultra soundbar.

 

As always, feedback and questions are welcome. We read it all. 🙏

 

5 replies

Stanley_4
  • Grand Maestro
  • September 29, 2026

Any way to get an early update option for Android users or does Google make that too difficult?

Waiting a couple weeks to get full Android app support for your pre-ordered and just delivered new Sonos isn't good.


  • September 29, 2026

Great - but please also fix the library indexing bug which has been troubling your customers for a year by now 🙏

 


  • September 29, 2026

​@Liz P. 

In this new update, the “About Your System” page, Sonos System Info list. Each device now has “S1 or S2”: S2. Since this is the S2 app, and only works with S2 devices, how is this information useful? Is there a case where “S1 or S2” will say S1? 


Airgetlam
  • September 29, 2026

It could be an easier identifier for Sonos folks looking at a diagnostic. But that’s a guess.  


Smilja
  • September 29, 2026

​@Liz P. 

In this new update, the “About Your System” page, Sonos System Info list. Each device now has “S1 or S2”: S2. Since this is the S2 app, and only works with S2 devices, how is this information useful? Is there a case where “S1 or S2” will say S1? 

 

As of June 2020, all new products are S2-only.