sonos app and system

There may be two reasons to downgrade your Sonos system to the older Sonos S1 system. The first is that you are experiencing problems with the updated app or certain functions no longer work and you no longer want to wait for Sonos to fix this. Another reason is that you have older speakers that still function well and that you do not plan to buy new Sonos products in the near future. The downgrade is done as follows: Open the new Sonos app. Tap the cog at the top right and choose Go to Help Center. Tap Downgrade product to S1. Make sure the device is connected to AC power and has been reset to factory settings.

You can downgrade these Sonos products to Sonos S1 The following products can be downgraded from the Sonos app to the S1 Controller app: amp Beam (Gen 1) Boost Connect (Gen 2) Connect:Amp (Gen 2) Move One (Gen 1 + Gen 2) Play:1 Play:3 Play:5 (Gen 2) Playbar Playbase Port Sub (Gen 1 + Gen 2) SYMFONISK Bookshelf (Gen 1) SYMFONISK Table Lamp (Gen 1)

I downgraded my : Move , playbar, sub and 2 One’s

https://support.sonos.com/en-nz/article/downgrade-a-sonos-product-to-s1

You’re leaving out the part where you competely replaced your network, aren’t you? Because, y’know, the whole S2 problem was your network, right? Or so I’ve heard.

My netwerk is the same as before. I didnt do anything with the network. 
 

The problem is in S2

@slworona was being sarcastic, I think 😜

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I’m nearing this decision myself. I’ve been without a functioning surround system for months since the release of the new app. Despite working with support, the app still can’t connect my surround speakers and Sub to my Arc. As a result, I’m now in the market for a new surround sound system—ideally one that’s more traditional and less dependent on software.