Some Sonos loudspeakers become so hot that the USB-C port melts

If you work in selling sound equipment with the Sonos logo on it, you may feel more hot than usual. And if you are a person Ownership A Sonos speakerIt may be equally hot, although it is likely not to be in a photocopy sense. According to a report from BloombergSonos admitted that a small number of customers who bought it Bluetooth speakers wander I have problems with the high temperature that caused the spokesperson to melt in part (specifically the USB-C port).

For each Bloomberg, Sonos said that he closely tracked those reports about the high temperature, but it has not yet been called. While Sonos reduces what appears to be a defect in roaming design, saying that it only affects a “small number” of speakers, difficult to exaggerate the potential danger to this particular defect – especially if you take a game in the form of the results of the case already mentioned. To find out how bad the problem, I took a short look at Sonos Subreddit, And … It looks a lot like the risk of fire for me.

According to the Redditor, who published this image, their roaming or touching was not used in months and began to increase the temperature automatically to the point of combustion. Fortunately, Redditor said, they were at home as the temperature began to rise and spanned the subsequent combustion smell. They managed to separate the roaming, which was apparently working with the Sonos and “Brick Apple” cable, before any big fire occurred. Unfortunately, this It is not the only problem with Subreddit. Other roaming have also reported a few months ago about the high temperature, which (although it did not lead to a fire) definitely serve as a legitimate danger.

It is clear that these relief issues are bad, but unfortunately for Sonos and its customers, it is just another big stumbling block in the little cruel correction of the company. Last year, Sonos was fair A high -level problem with its application This actually delayed the product. These repercussions were so bad that it led to the overthrow of the CEO at that time, Patrick Spence. Sonos now has the new CEO of Tom Conrad, who previously played a prominent role in the Pandora music broadcast service, but it is clear that this period is not a great start as well.

It is difficult to blame Conrad for a problem that you feel inherited, but I hope for the people who bought Sonos speakers and Sonos (a formerly respected name in the world of sound) can correct the path. Meanwhile, it may be better to separate the street speaker if it should have one, regardless of the “small” problem, according to Sonos spokes.