Sonos is finally releasing an update for its incredibly bad app

In February, it was reported that Sonos was working on a new update for its complementary application; an update that would fix the disastrous redesign from two years ago that broke the app so completely that the company had to delay using new hardware to fix it. Now, that update is finally here.

The company announced the update in a post on reddit and outlined some of the changes, including tabbed browsing, sorting options for speakers and rooms, and a dynamic volume slider for iOS devices.

The bottom navigation bar now features clear buttons for “Home,” “System,” and “Search.” The update also highlights the selected button more clearly. Users can enable the new tab browsing feature by turning on the “Enable enhanced browsing” option in the Sonos app settings.

The update also introduces the ability to sort speakers within the app. Users can sort their Sonos speakers alphabetically, by most used, or by speakers that actively play audio. It also allows you to fix speakers on top so you can access your favorites easily.

Sonos is also improving the volume slider for iPhone users with a new dynamic volume slider. The redesigned slider can display the current volume or display the EQ shortcut (if enabled). It could also result in a more responsive experience when adjusting the volume with the slider.

The app now also improves the Now Playing interface with background colors that change based on album art and introduces support for swiping to remove Sonos favorites.

The update is rolling out in phases, which means you may not see it right away on your device. If you have enabled automatic updates on your device, you don’t need to do anything. iPhone users, on the other hand, can check for the update in the App Store.