Application cannot be used with Google Pixel 7a

Why would you mention using Chrome?  You need the actual Sonos Android app, available on the Google Play Store.  Make sure you are using the new app (just called “Sonos”), not S1 (called “Sonos S1”.  Also, make sure your Android device is connected to your WiFi with LAN access, not a Guest WiFi.  

That’s the case, Application Sonos (just called Sonos), connected to the right WiFi.

Why I am speaking about Chrome, it is because when you try to connect on the app, it launchs the default navigator on the smartphone to connect on background (tips given by Sonos phone support).

I tried with only Chrome nav, Firefox nav, Opera nav, Edge nav on my smartphone and it does not work.

Nothing is working and I am not able to connect by the application.

​@PierreC64, Did you install this app on your Pixel?

Sonos – Apps bei Google Play

Are you not able to create a Sonos account? Are you French? (Link points to the French Sonos page)

Profil | Sonos

Yes, it is this application.

Yes I created my Sonos account well.

I can connect my Sonos account directly from my browser (Chrome, Opera, Firefox etc).
But when I try with the app, it failed.

Is VPN, ad blocker, Pi-Hole, security software or the like installed? If so, scroll down to "Firewall ports that Sonos uses". Does your Pixel tend to switch to mobile radio if the WLAN signal is not sufficient?

Please describe your network: Make/model of your router / WiFi mesh. Are there any access points, wireless extenders, powerline adapters? Is the Ray cabled into a network switch?

Sorry, the moronic spam filter swallowed my reply. 😠

I think the moronic spam filter saw your 3 identical links in one post and thought it was dodgy, ​@Smilja. 

Post restored.

Thanks, Corry. 🙂 Still, I’m confused -- what 3 identical links in one post? Admittedly, there are many question marks in the post. 🤗

Hi ​@Smilja 

You added the same link (https://support.sonos.com/de-de/article/configure-your-firewall-to-work-with-sonos) to the text below 3 times (or so it appears, anyway):

I don’t think there's a limit on that 😀

Incidentally, ​@Smilja, if you remove the “en-us” or “de-de” part from the link, the user will be taken to the page that is for their specific locale - we do it all the time.

So the link “https://support.sonos.com/article/configure-your-firewall-to-work-with-sonos” will take you to the German page, while it will take me to the English version.

Slightly off topic - I’ll stop now.