• Sonos’s botched app rollout is a significant leadership failure, resulting in widespread customer dissatisfaction and technical issues that undermine its brand.
  • Over 100 employees were laid off, likely due to the mishandling of the app, reflecting poor leadership priorities and decisions.
  • Sonos now faces potential long-term damage to its customer loyalty and market confidence, with upcoming updates needing to address these issues urgently.
  • @AA5B@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    What do you use the app for? I used it for initial setup and setting alarms, but haven’t tried the new app yet. I mostly use the Spotify app over airplay to play on SONOS, or Alexa

    • @Telorand@reddthat.com
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      10 months ago

      Because of their dumb spat with Google, I can’t connect my Android devices to it via Cast. So if you use Android at all, you have to do all your searches and such through the Sonos app, which is laid out so horribly.

      ETA: and I’m not buying an iPhone just so I can have a better user experience that used to work before they intentionally broke it.

      • @linearchaos@lemmy.world
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        410 months ago

        I use Alexa->Sonos->Plex to avoid Android. But that’s because Google music folded up back in the day in her refuse to pay Google for any of the music I already own.