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The only hardware that I know of that they've EOL'd are their original (pretty clunky) remotes. I have a ZP100 from 2005 still happily playing music in my home
by swetland 7y ago
The only hardware that I know of that they've EOL'd are their original (pretty clunky) remotes. I have a ZP100 from 2005 still happily playing music in my home office alongside more modern units elsewhere in my home.
I am annoyed by the occasional aggressive updates for the system/android app and the relatively recent requirement to have a "sonos account", but overall the system continues to work well and they keep adding new services (which I mostly don't use -- streaming music from the NAS is my primary use case).
- bambax 7y agoYes, I'm talking about the original controller (CR100), which were great for guests and kids. It's unpleasant and weird to give your phone to your guests so they can choose what music to play (and I will not let my kids use my phone for any reason whatsoever). Why kill it?? Without the controller a Sonos install is much inferior to a normal HiFi setup that anyone can walk to and use.