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IanJShaw
Chromatic Producer I
July 17, 2022
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Roam charging time

  • July 17, 2022
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I have a whole home Sonos system including two mobile players:  One Move and one Roam.  I use Sonos’s own charging bases to charge both of them.

 

The Move seems to recharge relatively quickly but the Roam seems to take FOREVER to recharge while it’s on its base.  Case in point:

 

Today I put the Roam on its charging base when it was reporting a battery level of 23%.  Two and a half hours later it is reporting 70% battery level.  Is this working as intended?

 

(The charger is plugged directly into a mains outlet using the Sonos supplied adapter).

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Best answer by Ken_Griffiths

The Qi wireless charger operates around 5w power input so should take in the region of say 5+ hours to achieve full charge whereas the USB-C port operates around 10w power input and takes around 2-½+ hours, or thereabouts… that’s based on the Roams and Sonos chargers I have here. HTH

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SarahN
Local Superstar
July 17, 2022

I find that charging a Roam via the USB C port is a lot quicker than using the Sonos charging base, and I have Roams using both charging types 

Can you have too many Sonos speakers? 🤔 😆
Ken_Griffiths
July 17, 2022

The Qi wireless charger operates around 5w power input so should take in the region of say 5+ hours to achieve full charge whereas the USB-C port operates around 10w power input and takes around 2-½+ hours, or thereabouts… that’s based on the Roams and Sonos chargers I have here. HTH

IanJShaw
IanJShawAuthor
Chromatic Producer I
July 17, 2022

The Qi wireless charger operates around 5w power input so should take in the region of say 5+ hours to achieve full charge whereas the USB-C port operates around 10w power input and takes around 2-½+ hours, or thereabouts… that’s based on the Roams and Sonos chargers I have here. HTH

Thanks Ken

 

So, basically, yes.  2.5 hours to charge just under 50% is exactly in line with what you say.