A new feature on my Ubiquiti Dream Pro router (https://www.ui.com/consoles) shows my Sonos Move using the WiFi 4 standard. Is it possible to change that so Move uses WiFi 5?
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Move - WiFi 4
+2Best answer by Ken_Griffiths
If it assists, the actual specification, wireless connections/security for the Sonos Move are listed in this link:
Sonos System Requirements
https://support.sonos.com/s/article/126
The Move Supports WiFi 4:
802.11a (5GHz)
802.11n (2.4GHz and 5GHz)
To change these things would mean a hardware upgrade so it’s a perhaps case of seeing if there is a next generation of the product (I don’t think we will see that for a while 🤔?) … you could always go for a stereo pair of Roams instead … see below:
Sonos portable hardware
- Move: Two class-D amplifiers, mid-woofer, tweeter, far-field mics, 11 hours battery, Wi-Fi 4, Bluetooth
- Roam: Two class-H amplifiers, custom racetrack mid-woofer, tweeter, far-field mics, 10 hours battery, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth
- Roam SL: Two class-H amplifiers, custom racetrack mid-woofer, tweeter, 10 hours battery, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth
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If it assists, the actual specification, wireless connections/security for the Sonos Move are listed in this link:
Sonos System Requirements
https://support.sonos.com/s/article/126
The Move Supports WiFi 4:
802.11a (5GHz)
802.11n (2.4GHz and 5GHz)
To change these things would mean a hardware upgrade so it’s a perhaps case of seeing if there is a next generation of the product (I don’t think we will see that for a while 🤔?) … you could always go for a stereo pair of Roams instead … see below:
Sonos portable hardware
- Move: Two class-D amplifiers, mid-woofer, tweeter, far-field mics, 11 hours battery, Wi-Fi 4, Bluetooth
- Roam: Two class-H amplifiers, custom racetrack mid-woofer, tweeter, far-field mics, 10 hours battery, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth
- Roam SL: Two class-H amplifiers, custom racetrack mid-woofer, tweeter, 10 hours battery, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth
+2Thanks for the info, Ken. The Roam doesn’t sound anywhere near as good as the Move, so the trade-off of WiFi 5 vs Class D amplifier isn’t worth it.
Thanks for the info, Ken. The Roam doesn’t sound anywhere near as good as the Move, so the trade-off of WiFi 5 vs Class D amplifier isn’t worth it.
Yes of course - it’s probably going to be a case of having to wait for the next generation of the Move, whenever that will be?
Admittedly, I like the Move .. it sounds great to my ears and works well in and around our Home & Garden.
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