To determine if your Sonos Roam is fully charged, you can rely on the LED indicator located on the front of the speaker. The LED light provides visual feedback to indicate the charging status of the device.
When you connect the Sonos Roam to a power source using the included USB-C cable, the LED will turn orange. This orange color signifies that the speaker is in a low-power state and is actively charging. It’s worth mentioning that the Sonos Roam can still charge even when it’s turned off, making it convenient for charging overnight or when not in use.
As the charging progresses, the LED will gradually transition from orange to white. The white LED indicates that the Sonos Roam has reached its full charging capacity. At this point, you can safely disconnect the charging cable, and your speaker will be ready for use.
It’s important to note that the charging time can vary depending on factors such as the power source used and the battery level of the Sonos Roam. Typically, it takes approximately two and a half hours to fully charge the speaker from a completely depleted battery.
In addition to the LED indicator, you can also check the charging status of your Sonos Roam through the Sonos app. When the speaker is connected to power and actively charging, you will see a charging icon next to the device in the app. Once it reaches full charge, the charging icon will disappear.
To summarize, you can determine if your Sonos Roam is fully charged by observing the LED indicator on the front of the speaker. When connected to power, the LED will initially turn orange to indicate charging and will eventually turn white when the speaker is fully charged. Additionally, you can check the charging status through the Sonos app, where a charging icon will be displayed while the speaker is actively charging.