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Both IKEA and Sonos have been decent in terms of support of older hardware, so I wouldn't be too wary of that. But, companies rarely feel incentivised to mainta
by dmitriid 4y ago
Both IKEA and Sonos have been decent in terms of support of older hardware, so I wouldn't be too wary of that. But, companies rarely feel incentivised to maintain older products these days.
- jeffbee 4y agoI am pretty happy with Sonos support but they did already EOL all their original products up to everything with less than 128MB of RAM, on the basis of not being able to run the newer software. Those older platforms also had SuperH CPUs, which might have been part of the problem.
- dmitriid 4y agoThat's why I said "decent", not "great" :) My Playbar from god knows when (5? 6? years ago) still gets updates and is on S2 now. But then yeah, there are the older devices which are EOLed. IKEA still supports 5-year old smart switches they no longer produce even with their latest smart bulbs. But no idea if that will continue with their move to Matter (or whatever the new hotness is called).