Hi @BxVelocity, thank you for reaching back to the Sonos Community, and thanks for letting us know your concern here. Let me help you with the steps on how to create a stereo pair for 2 Sonos Move.

Sonos speakers of the same model can be bonded together as a single room in the Sonos app, providing a wider stereo experience.

1. Open the Sonos app for iOS and Android.
2. From the  Settings tab, tap System.
3. Under Products, tap one of the speakers you’d like to use in your stereo pair.
4. Tap Set Up Stereo Pair (or Create Stereo Pair if using the Sonos S1 Controller) and follow the in-app instructions.
5. For steps to unpair your speakers, see our article on separating a stereo pair.

Let us know if this helps. We and the community are always here to help.
 

Thanks Rowena, I was asking for how a stereo pair sounds from someone who has one. I know how to set up a stereo pair and have done so with a pair of ones.

I would like to know if it is worth buying

@BxVelocity, The Move can only be paired when in WiFi mode, in Bluetooth mode it’s a standalone device.

I know this, I don't intend to use Bluetooth much.

I'm asking for experience with the move stereo pair on WiFi.

I have a great WiFi signal in my garden, thanks to a Google WiFi node just in the door leading to the garden.

I wouldn't stereo pair speakers for such use outside (or use the term ‘bond') and would just group them as a Room to play the same sound.  Otherwise, depending in where you are sitting, it could easily sound strange and only hear ‘half' the sound.

Nobody can answer this question usefully as it is so subjective and situation dependent.  Buy it direct from Sonos and group the two as @sjw suggested. If you aren't happy, return it. 

It looks like I'll be following John’s advice. 

I find it unusual that no one seems to have a pair of Moves in stereo. So many seem to have a stereo paired 5 set and many swear by it.

So, I'll get another Move and let you know what I think… It might help another on-the-fence Sonos buyer, who knows?

As I wrote just now on the other thread where you have posed the same question, decide the merits of two units by grouping them as two mono speakers. That often works better outdoors than the stereo pairing. Try both and you will see for yourself.

Okay, so I bit the bullet and bought another.

I can verify that a pair of Sonos Moves, outdoors, gives amazing sound- it really is stereo, you can hear crisp instruments discretely on each separate channel and the effect is really good.

There is no doubt, buy a pair- it totally blows away a single move!