Sonos will stop updating its oldest speakers and hardware in May
Compared to most hardware companies, Sonos has done an admirable job of keeping its speakers up to date, regularly shipping updates to its various products. But there’s only so long the company can keep it up. This week Sonos revealed it would stop updating some of its oldest products in a few months: This coming May, these legacy products—our original Zone Players, Connect, and Connect:Amp (launched in 2006; includes versions sold until 2015), first-generation Play:5 (launched 2009), CR200 (launched 2009), and Bridge (launched 2007)—will no longer receive software updates or new features. Most of these units are currently part of…
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