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Best answer by Airgetlam
May I suggest that you peruse the main thread on this, which offers, and discusses many options, ranging from free to not?
The profile is incorrect as I have a playbar....if it was s bean I would not have had to reach out to sonos for direction on how to connect.
As I read back through the thread....all I can say is wow.....the tone and support from sonos was priceless.
Firstly, we are not Sonos support. This is a user community.
Secondly, we can only offer suggestions based upon information given and our own experiences and knowledge.
Thirdly, a request for help which only says “My Sonos keeps cutting in and out” and a profile listing the wrong equipment is not helpful to anyone, including you.
Finally: if you do need more help, do please reply and we will try to help you.
Or or you could call Sonos support directly. Contact details for country/region are given.
Here I thought I was giving credit for your diligence in working through the question but instead....oh well just keep doing your great work in support of the Sonos community.
Before you try to fix the wireless issue, try the wired, closed network if you can. All you need to do is simply wiring any of your Sonos products to your router, and your system will switch over automatically. You will need to keep one of your Sonos products wired to your router permanently in this configuration. Your easiest solution to wireless issues may be to switch to the wired network!