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Mike H
Retired Sonos Staff
October 23, 2025
News

Lossless is here. Included in Spotify Premium

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Hey everyone! 👋

 

As some of you may have noticed earlier this week, Spotify lossless is now available on

compatible Sonos devices.

First, you need to enable lossless in the Spotify app. You can read how to do that here on Spotify's own page.

 

Once that is done, connect to a Sonos speaker and activate lossless by adjusting the audio quality, once you are connected to a speaker that will enable it, as seen in the GIF below.

 

 

You now have lossless on Sonos! Keep in mind, as shown in the GIF, you will have to skip to the next song before lossless is enabled.

Note: This setting is system wide. Once you have enabled it on one Sonos speaker, the rest will have lossless enabled as well.

 

Enjoy, and let us know what you think!

 

Mike H

 

Quick note since a few people asked. As long as your speakers are running the latests software version Spotify lossless is supported. If they are on S1, then it sadly isn't supported.

🎃 = M

73 replies

Enthusiast II
February 5, 2026

Raghu:

 The only issue I had with Apple Music was with Atmos.  It would play several tracks then just stop playing.  Amazon does not have that issue with Atmos streaming.

I’m getting a brief (split second) repeatable glitch on every Apple Music track right at the moment the Lossless badge appears, then the song plays normally afterward. This never occurs if I throttle bandwidth enough to prevent lossless from kicking in, a workaround I picked up from others with the same issue. So it seems directly tied to the switch into lossless, yes it’s oddly specific but very annoying. 
 

​@Rhonny thank you I will give Spotify a try 

Mr. T
February 5, 2026

 The Now Playing screen, with some streaming services, does not show the streaming type unless it’s Atmos.  Apple Music & Qobuz show nothing unless of course Apple is streaming Spacial Audio.  This morning I did get Amazon Music Unlimited to show HD or Ultra HD.  I don’t care if Spotify shows anything as it’s only used for background dinner music.  I did however set up Spotify to stream High-Res.

And?

This thread is about the release of Lossless on Spotify…

The Sonos app has however shown Lossless badge for Apple Music for months and Amazon Music has shown HD/Ultra HD for years.

Corry P
Sonos Staff
February 9, 2026

Hi ​@DT24 

That’s great - thanks for updating the thread with your findings!

"Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen." - Albert Einstein