Sonos has rolled out a new System Health feature within its iOS application. This addition offers users a more detailed view of their Sonos systems, including network status, the number of speakers, and room configurations. It is accessible through the Settings tab under the Help Center menu.
The System Health feature can identify issues such as a Double Network Address, which can occur with new routers or mesh systems, leading to connectivity problems. Users can view individual speaker connection information, including Wi-Fi signal strength, IP address, volume output, and Trueplay setup status. It also displays account details, Sonos ID, and app build version.
In addition to the iOS-exclusive System Health, Sonos announced future updates for both iOS and Android users. These include volume presets and enhanced interaction with the app's miniplayer. Users of the Ace Ultra headphones will also receive spoken voice prompts.
These updates precede the anticipated release of Sonos' AI-upgraded voice assistant, scheduled for Fall 2026. The new features aim to improve user experience by providing better diagnostic tools and more convenient controls, addressing common troubleshooting challenges for multi-speaker setups.
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Sonos introduced a new System Health feature to its iOS app, providing a comprehensive overview of speaker systems, network status, and diagnostic information. The company also announced upcoming volume presets and miniplayer interactions for both iOS and Android users, alongside spoken voice prompts for Ace Ultra headphones.