The Rose Connect Premium app will be replaced by the Rose One app in the future. My question is: How long will the Rose Connect Premium app continue to work?
Unfortunately, I can’t install the new Rose One app on my tablet; the device is too old. That’s why I’m asking before I buy a new one.
Let’s hope for as long as possible, so that people don’t have to buy devices for $800-1000 to be able to control Rose devices, because it’s crazy to say the least.
We plan to replace the Rose Connect Premium app with the RoseOne app once the stability of the RoseOne app has been fully established.
Until then, you may continue using the Rose Connect Premium app without any issues.
At this time, however, we are unable to provide an exact timeline for when the transition will take place.
Thank you for your understanding.
I suggest you think at least twice to avoid making a mistake and deleting the application that currently works well compared to ROSE ONE, which works so-so and requires the user to have an expensive control device to avoid getting irritated while listening to music.
I agree.
Rose One works fine on my MacBook Air ( M4) but on iPhone 16 it is very poor. Major issue is the screen freezing, particularly when switching, say, from RoseTube to Rose Radio or Qobuz. Even after all other apps have been closed, the issue still persists.
The usual work arounds (deleting and reinstalling app, rebooting, factory reset etc. ) have been tried but to no avail.
I don’t know whether the freezing issue is an iOS “ exclusive” or if it occurs on Android devices also.
For streaming, I now use Qobuz Connect which now works perfectly on my RS520. The latest version of the Qobuz app is excellent IMO.
For all other functions I will stay with Rose Connect Premium.
A similar situation occurs with Android devices: you need an expensive device for the Rose One to work properly. If Rose can’t handle this, they could have a serious problem, as many people won’t buy a $1,000 smartphone for the RS 250A, for example, and that could end badly for Rose.
I just wonder if the manufacturer realizes that this could be a serious problem if it goes viral.