“I keep reading the specs for this new unit, but I can't find any information about humidity resistance. I've got two Sonos 1's on my covered patio and they've worked great for years, but I'd like to add this new sub just to give better bass in this area.”
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Although you are explaining that you are using in an indoor like environment, but actually a patio is an outdoor location, and the humidity will always be at a range that is not possible to achieve indoors. Therefore, I would not consider this machine to be suitable for your purpose, however, based on what I see, and the content of the subwoofer during a break down Analysis that I saw in YouTube, I think it should be able to handle most humidity, since it is mostly plastic parts, and very few metal parts that can corrode in high humidity. However, I did not see the electronic component of en cased in the specialized humidity - proof box, so I would expect the life expectancy of this to be much lower than average if you were to leave it in a patio, even though it is covered from rain.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It would pair perfectly with your Sonos 1’s but I wouldn’t recommend leaving it outside given the speakers are exposed in the middle of the Sub
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thanks for your question. Sonos Sub Mini does not have the humidity rating Sonos One does. I could be used in the space but we do not recommend leaving it in any inclement weather or environments.
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