The Sonos Roam 1st generation Bluetooth and Wi-Fi speaker has reported overheating issues, potentially causing USB-C ports to melt.

The problem arises in a limited number of units, primarily when left plugged in for extended periods.

Sonos acknowledges the issue and is actively monitoring it, yet no recall has been issued so far.

Environmental conditions like high temperatures might exacerbate the overheating, as suggested by the company.

The current model, Sonos Roam 2, does not share this problem due to hardware and software optimizations.

The Sonos Roam 1st generation Bluetooth and Wi-Fi speaker has reported overheating issues, potentially causing USB-C ports to melt.

The problem arises in a limited number of units, primarily when left plugged in for extended periods.

Sonos acknowledges the issue and is actively monitoring it, yet no recall has been issued so far.

Environmental conditions like high temperatures might exacerbate the overheating, as suggested by the company.

The current model, Sonos Roam 2, does not share this problem due to hardware and software optimizations.