Sonos has acknowledged reports of users who have seen their Roam speakers overheat. The brand has been replacing devices if you provide evidence of the damage.

Update: Sonos confirmed the problem to Tom's Guide and provided some answers on why. Read on to find out.Sonos can't seem to catch a break. In the last few days, a number of first-gen Sonos Roam owners have reported the Bluetooth speakers are overheating and,

Early Sonos Roam speakers are overheating, with enough complaints of melted charging cables, jackhammer-type noises, and even a burning plastic smell coming from affected devices forcing the company to respond.

Sonos Inc. acknowledged a “very low” number of complaints from customers who claim the audio brand’s first-generation Roam speaker has overheated and partially melted near the USB-C port.

You may want to exercise caution if you own a Sonos Roam. There are reports that the charging port is melting in some situations