New app defaults to one speaker

I am having the same problem. It always defaults to one speaker, even after I’ve been playing music on others. I’ll go to change to volume and only the single speaker is checked, yet it shows the music playing on the others. When I uncheck the “default” and check the others, I have to hit play again. It’s an easy fix but annoying. 

also what happened to the mute button for one speaker??

Same default issues as above as well as speakers intermittently not appearing on Airplay since update.

Thank god Sonos is actively monitoring this stream as well as the other streams regarding this topic….not

Also, 

Has anyone experienced Sonos disconnecting your mobile device from your WiFi network while using the Sonos app?

I don’t even know if that is possible but after the update I have been having intermittent WiFi disconnections/instability when using Sonos, just seems strangely coincidental

Same problem here.    Last app was bad, this one is annoying.  

The speaker selection is terrible in the new app, I think Sonos doesn’t understand how users use the app or speakers. The initial decision I make is the speaker and then the music. The new app doesn’t allow you to do that without unselecting speakers, and then half the time I am starting music in one speaker only to have to group and ungroup to get to the speaker I want. 
 

if there is a better way to use the app, please let the group know. 
 

just a terrible experience and have just started using Airplay instead. 
 

I have the same issue. The app defaults to the first device in the list. Very annoying. I’ve scared the crap out of the kids twice now. 
 

Sonos, UAT.
 

The update is not fit for purpose. 

The new app update is awful. Sonos please come out with an update with fixes or I am going to look for a better system. Old app wasn’t perfect, but more user friendly and functional than the update. 

I have the same issue.  Always defaults to the first on list.  When I designate a different speaker and de-disignate the default (and hist “apply”), the default device still appears.  Sonos told me “that is they way the system is designed” so no way to fix unless Sonos decides to do so

Hey Andy,

 Yes it’s crazy but evidently Sonos had the “brilliant” idea to default the speakers in alphabetical order, in the update, after we renamed the speaker we wanted it to default to by just adding an A to the beginning of the speaker name and it now directs to that one first.

Thanks Bill.  At least that is a start.  Right now it’s defaulting to my outdoor speakers.  I’m sure the neighbors are thrilled.