Sonos has updated its mobile app with new features including tab navigation and speaker sorting. These enhancements aim to improve user experience, particularly for those managing multiple Sonos devices in their homes.
Sonos has released an update to its mobile app that introduces several quality-of-life improvements. Among these updates are tabbed browsing and speaker sorting, designed to enhance navigation within the app. Users can enable the tabbed interface through the app settings.
The new tab feature allows users to quickly access system settings, search functions, and the home screen with a single tap at the bottom. In the system tab, users can see a list of their Sonos speakers and headphones, which can be sorted alphabetically or by frequency of use, as well as pinning favorites to the top. This feature is particularly beneficial for users with multiple Sonos devices throughout their homes.
For iOS users, the update includes a revised volume interface featuring a dynamic slider. Additionally, the app's Now Playing screen background will now change colors to match the album art of the currently playing song. Another added feature allows users to swipe to delete items from their favorites.
The update also includes various bug fixes and performance improvements. Sonos is rolling out this update gradually, so it may not be available to all users immediately. This update comes after a significant app update two years ago that faced customer backlash and led to leadership changes at Sonos. The current app is reported to be more stable.
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Sonos has updated its mobile app with new features including tab navigation and speaker sorting. These enhancements aim to improve user experience, particularly for those managing multiple Sonos devices in their homes.