We are introducing a new user interface to all products with local control to align the user experience between all products in our Connected Audio portfolio. Please see which products are affected in the list below.
As an example, here is how the new user interface affects the one-touch button on Beosound 1. Beosound 1 has a one-touch button, indicated by a small circle on the top of the local user interface. Other products, such as Beoplay M5 or Beoplay A9, have the one-touch button implemented with a press on the top middle of the product, but the principle shown in this table remains the same on these products.
As an example, here is how the new user interface affects Beosound 1. Beosound 1 has a one-touch button, indicated by a small circle on the top. For other products, such as Beoplay M5 or Beoplay A9, you press on the top centre of the product, but the principle shown in this table remains the same on these products.
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Classic user interface |
New user interface |
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Short press |
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- From standby |
Join or start first source in Source list |
Play last internal source |
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- If playing |
Pause |
Pause |
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- If paused |
Play |
Play (resume) |
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Double press |
Next source |
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Long press |
All standby |
Join |
To learn how to change back to the classic user interface, please see How to change behaviour on local controls on my product.
Products that support toggling between the new and classic user interface:
Beoplay A6
Beoplay A9 2nd Gen
Beoplay A9 3rd Gen
Beoplay A9 4th Gen
Beoplay A9 4th Gen with Google Assistant built-in
Beoplay M3
Beoplay M5
Beosound 1 1st Gen
Beosound 1 2nd Gen
Beosound 1 2nd Gen with Google Assistant built-in
Beosound 2 1st Gen
Beosound 2 2nd Gen
Beosound 2 2nd Gen with Google Assistant built-in
Beosound Core
Beosound Edge
Beosound Essence 2nd Gen
Beosound Shape
Beosound Stage
User interface for Beosound 35 remains unchanged as it has a display for controlling the speaker.