Has the stereo drop out, and it’s reliability, on Roam been resolved yet?
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No it’s not an operating problem.I’m reluctant to buy another Roam whilst there are problems with the stereo pairing reliability. The Support pages & internet have many many examples of it not being reliable.
At home I leave a Roam ‘pair’ sat on Qi charger, they never sleep whilst a power source is connected to them and always stay stereo paired.
In the garden I did mostly prefer to ‘group’ them as the grouping persists well, when off their charger, but admittedly the recent updates have greatly improved their ‘pairing’.
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No it’s not an operating problem.I’m reluctant to buy another Roam whilst there are problems with the stereo pairing reliability. The Support pages & internet have many many examples of it not being reliable.
Various improvements were made to the Roam’s performance in software release 13.3 on 21 September. From the release notes:
- We’ve improved Roam’s power management to help extend Roam’s battery life when it’s not actively being used.
- The Sonos app will now alert you when your Roam is connected to a charger that isn’t providing enough power to charge the battery.
- When your Roam is in sleep mode, you can now wake it up using the top playback buttons (in addition to the power button on the back).
- Two Roams in a stereo pair will now automatically rebond to each other if one of them unexpectedly disconnects from the network and then reconnects.
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You present this as a general problem with the Roam. Is it a general problem of is it just your set up. And if it is you set up, can we help?
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