Have you set up a reserved IP address for it in your router?  Have you read the wifi interference FAQ, and applied any potential solutions it presents? Have you submitted a system diagnostic within 10 minutes of reconnecting, and called Sonos Support to discuss it?

Hello Airgetlam,

Have you set up a reserved IP address for it in your router?  Have you read the wifi interference FAQ, and applied any potential solutions it presents?

No, I have not. To be honest, I am not even familiar with these things. 

Have you submitted a system diagnostic within 10 minutes of reconnecting, and called Sonos Support to discuss it?

I have done this once. I had Sonos Support call me and at first it seemed it would help but then at some point it started disconnecting again.

So what you suggest is to wait until Move disconnects again, reconnect, submit a system diagnostic withing 10 minutes and call the support? Thanks, I will do that!

I’d check your routers manual on how to set up reserved IP addresses for your Sonos, too. It seems hard, but after the initial ‘OMG’, it’s actually pretty easy. I was initially afraid I would mess it up, but after two, it became old hat.

You can do essentially the same thing, although much more temporarily, by unplugging your router from power, and then unplugging your Sonos. Plug the router back in, and give it a couple of minutes before plugging back in your Sonos. This does several things…forcing your router to reload a fresh system, and the Sonos to both reload a new OS, but also request a fresh IP address from the renewed router system. 

But contacting Sonos with a diagnostic is always a good idea, when you have an issue. They have access to the hard data in that diagnostic that we in this community don’t. 

For a user that wants to listen to music, the way the product is advertised, this seems like a lot of work. 
 

For those of us with jobs that don’t have much down time, I do not want to spend it with CSR to have a speaker play music. 
 

As beautiful as the design may be, it is now an expensive paperweight. It has informed my opinion about purchasing the headphones. 

Same here and totally agree. 
 

Sonos Move 2 keeps disconnecting randomly or won’t be able to connect with some other devices from time to time at all. Fixes and possible solutions are not what I expect from a speaker with that price tag and when software is advertised as a feature. 
 

I regret my purchase and won’t get the headphones.