Speakers

I followed the directions for adding the Move to my system; it appears in my speaker list and it is registered. The Move produces sound only when it is the only speaker I select to play; when I group speakers, the Move is silent. My app software has been updated; I have reset my internet router and my Sonos Boost; bluetooth is turned off. The Move is my 14th Sonos speaker and I've never ever had this kind of problem adding a speaker to my system. TIA for any clues you can give me.

I can across this video on YouTube of a gentleman connecting a inexpensive 3rd party subwoofer to his Sonos system by using an IKEA bookshelf speaker. https://youtu.be/TiPPPu7j5DM I happen to have an unused sub so it's got me thinking.

We do not have an extra power outlet in our bathroom, so therefor I bought a Sonos Move. When entering the room, people can then play some music. Big question now is... what is the best process to follow to allow : listen to music when using the bathroom reduce the power as mush as possible when there is no-one in the bathroom Have the largest possible autonomy as to reduce the number of times we need to charge the speaker (which has to be done in a different room of course)

I set up my Sonos Move on my iPhone. I can play from my iPhone using Bluetooth and Wifi no problem. However, when I try to connect to the Move via Bluetooth on other devices (e.g. my iPad or my wife's iPhone), it does not appear in the device list for connection. Even if I am disconnected from the Move on my iPhone. Can other devices not just connect to the Move via bluetooth automatically? I tried to add the Move in the Sonos App on the other devices but the Sonos App couldn't find the Move. Any help appreciated. Thanks

Hi! I have a new SONOS MOVE and registered to my account and system... However I would like to give it to a friend and therefore I would like to completely remove and deregister it from my system and account... Just wonder if any expert here can advise me how to do it? Thanks in advance!

If using TP-Link to provide an adequate wifi signal in the room where Sonos speakers are situated, should it be set to the same wireless channel as the router or a different channel (SSID and password are the same)? If a different channel, will the speakers automatically pick up the TP-Link in preference to the router as the stronger of the two signals on this wireless network?

As an owner of two Play 3's should I be worried Sonos software will not support them in the near future. I see everybody is replacing the 3's for 1's or One's. I absolutely love the sound they produce and I think it would be a step back if I replace them with the smaller speaker. What do you think? Neven

Heading out camping the day my Move scheduled to arrive. Wondering if it will need a charge initially or if it will arrive fully charged.

Hi Sonos, Move seems like an amazing product. One thing though, I buy my stuff to last forever. It is a must. Thing that do not have a user replaceable battery, or at least a replaceable battery common enough to be easily and cheaply procured, is limited to the lifespan of the battery. And all Lithium based rechargeable batteries have a limited number of cycles AND a limited shelf-life (use them or not). What is your approach to this? Is the Move battery serviceable? Will you stock spare batteries, and for how long? Thanks!

My play5 gen2 stopped connecting to the WiFi in the house recently. I contacted Sonos and sent them 2 diagnostics. Very quickly got a response from Sonos for a return and replacement of the Play5. 2 weeks later, just set up my new speaker today and very happy with the level of service (Play5 was purchased in feb17). I wonder why the WiFi cards seem to be failing on these units given that they were released on sep15? Are there any stats on failure rates of Sonos devices? Never had any problems with my play1’s, playbar or sub.

Hey guys, I have a lot of Sonos speakers including a 5.1 system with a Playbar. I also use an Orbi system for my wifi. I am using Sonosnet with the playbar using cat 6 cabling to my router. I was having a lot of issues with the rear speakers in the 5.1 system dropping out whenever I am also using wifi internet while watching 5.1 content. I put it down to likely interference in the wireless backhaul of the Orbi. Due to the placement of the rear speakers I could not wire them directly to the router but have instead placed the wireless orbi satellite near them and plugged them in via ethernet to the orbi satellite and switched off the wifi radios on both the rear speakers. The system now appears to be working flawlessly with no more dropouts on the rear speakers and best of all I can stream on my computer while watching TV at the same time with no issues. Is there anything inherently wrong with how I've set this up now and any issues I might come across with this setup? Really as far

Well, I am so interesting in a 5.1 speakers to cinema, music and streaming. I love Sonos sound, but trust me, only Toslink/optical in playbar/base currently is difficult to understand. Oh yes! “Sonos is intended to streaming”, but well, most streaming services stream in DD+, and again, this format is not supported by Sonos as HDMI is also needed. WHY DOES NOT SONOS UPGRADE PLAYBAR/BASE TO HDMI AND DD+ SUPPORT? 2,000€ for an outdated 5.1 Sonos setup?? Harman/Kardon Citation series is similar in price and has much better conectivity even sound. For that price, in addition to Harman, Senheisser Ambeo Soundbar or Klipsch Reference Wireless are difficult to beat. But well, Sonos does not upgrade to HDMI & DD+ its flagship Playbar/base. I really do not understand why Sonos is not moving forward. ANY CONVINCING EXPLANATION SONOS? PS: I know beam has hdmi but neither support DD+, and it is not suitable for large rooms.

https://www.bowerswilkins.com/en-gb Anyone noticed this announcement? Thoughts?

When will we be able to make phone calls with sonos one in Australia?

Can I pair the new Sonos One SL with Sonos Five Gen 2 ?

Hi all. Very interested in the move but I use BT whole home WiFi mesh system (3 disks) and I had issues in the past with sonos so I bought a bridge connected to my router and things have been fine since. If I leave my system as is and add a move (which doesn't work with sonos net) will things work ok?

I'm seriously considering the Sonos Move. I will mostly move it around indoors using only WiFi. I already have some stationary Sonos speakers (Play:1) around the house. What will happen if I bring the Move in to a room with another Sonos speaker (assuming both speakers are playing the same song)? Will Automatic Trueplay adjust the sound output from the Move to give a good overall listening experience in that room (including the output from the other Sonos speaker)?

Hi guys I currently have a dedicated SONOS bridge plugged into my router in order to utilise SONOSNET rather than my own Wi-Fi. In the same room i also have a Play:5 but it is not within reach of the router for me to run an Ethernet cable. It would be handy to get rid of the bridge if possible (less boxes, power sockets used etc). I already have a couple of Devolo Ethernet 500Mbps powerlines and could use these in order to connect the Play:5 into the router as use this as the bridge for SONOSNET. Does anybody have any issues using powerlines with SONOS kit? I have seen a thread where SONOS don't recommend it. I appreciate that i could just drop all the speakers on my Wi-Fi but i have found SONOSNET to be very reliable and would rather maintain this setup if possible. If the powerlines are not recommended or cause issues then i can maintain the existing bridge but just wondered. I may just try it anyway and see if i have any issues but wanted some opinions or experience first. Thank

How do I use the system away from my hom wifi..can I use this like a bluetooth speaker, and how?

Hello - I have a turntable/Connect set-up that cuts in and out (diagnostic: 1649217591). I realize this question has been asked before, I am wondering if there is a way to alleviate the issue without having to compress the sound. Cheers,

Can this be done? Will it sound the same in stereo? I don’t need two microphoned speakers surely.

With the forthcoming deletion of the ability to play music on Sonos directly from iPhones/Pads, Airplay 2 is widely being seen as a solution. Before investing to bring in that ability via new Sonos hardware as opposed to the more straightforward route of adding a NAS, some questions perhaps need to be answered; questions that arise from not so good experiences with Airplay as it existed before Airplay 2 was released. Is music play via Airplay 2 to a target Sonos speaker as stable as it is via the "On this Phone" route it is seen to replace ? Is such music play to a group of speakers also just as stable? Is music play in both modes above as stable as it is via Sonos net? Can two phones on the same WiFi network simultaneously stream music each contains via Airplay 2 to unique Sonos speakers in two different rooms? Can the phones be used as such when music is being streamed from them? Either via the existing feature or via Airplay 2? These are questions that come to my mind, perha

Bluetooth is ok-ish, but the real question - is it going to stream from all my accounts if I take it somewhere and connect to hotspot or non-home WiFi?

Hello, Do you guys provide a solution for a portable speaker (charging and then use it anywere wirelessly via wifi)? Thanks, Jordi

Others have asked how to turn off a SONOS speaker (I have 5 Play1 + a connect). The responses were all assuming the REASON to want to turn off the speakers was power use. There are other reasons to want to do so. This morning, SONOS just would not cooperate / connect to anything. Rebooting the WIFI router (SONOS pop-up suggesting the fix) is a heavy handed approach effecting everything in the house. At one point I had music playing and unresponsive SONOS controller on both desktop and Android. The fix was to shut all the speakers off and let them reconnect. My approach has been to use a power strip for combos of speakers .. but I have one speaker in my office that is plugged in behind a big desk. Would be great to have a POWER SWITCH! Reboots do wonders to fix many problems.