Essentially you can’t group a set of S1 speakers with a set of S2. But doing this stops whole-home audio, which is, of course, the hallmark of Sonos. You can’t move that system over to S2 without splitting it - essentially keeping the S1 products on S1 and moving the rest to Sonos S2. The complication arises if you currently have a system that uses both S1 and S2 products. It has a tan color instead of the classic black that Sonos is known for. Sonos says all you need to do is delete the current app from your device and download the new Sonos app. For most users, as long as you don’t have any S1 products, the migration will be easy enough. As they move into the legacy category within Sonos S1, they will still get bug fixes and security updates for the foreseeable future.Īll the newer Sonos products, like Play:1, Playbar, Playbase, One, One SL, Beam and many others, are compatible with S2. These products aren’t recent and have had long lives. S1 will be home to the legacy products, essentially a few older offerings that don’t have the power inside to run S2 S2 will handle all the non-legacy products and paves the way for new features, along with a clear road for them to work with new products: Arc, Five and the third-generation Sub.ĭevices that can only handle S1 include ZonePlayer, CR200, Bridge, first-generation Connect, first-generation Connect: Amp and the first-generation Play:5. June 8 marks the split of the ecosystem into Sonos S1 and Sonos S2. It’s the day that many Sonos users have been waiting for, or at least pondering. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account
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