Sonos play 1. Should I buy one or two

I forgot to mention that I was already told to get the boost. More money down the tubes. sonosnet is no better. Even when I change the channel. That was like 6 troubleshoots ago.

You don't need a boost if you hook an existing unit to your router. Again - goes to Sonosnet solving most issues with home routers wifi.

Except that it didn't solve my issues. Like I said I am using sonosnet.

I will leave you to your complaining and not asking for help.

If you read my post I make it quite clear that I have exhausted the troubleshooting.

Don’t waist your money! I have 8 of these things and wish I could return them all. If you finally get them working properly it won’t stay that way. They constantly cut out Sonos told me it was my Wi-Fi so 500$ router 160-170 mps both ways all the time still drops all the time?!?! I have spent many hrs trouble shooting with Sonos and now at the end of it all it is useless and not working. I feel this is the worst wirless speaker system on the market. Oh and watch out for the trolls from Sonos commenting that with just some more trouble shooting I would have fixed it BS! I have a lot of patients and know how but I am done with this Sonos crap!
I hate to say it, but there's really only one troll in this thread:

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Ya, Im sure its not me trying to warn people. To not to make the same mistake I did. Good luck after reading more comments on this board I will be surprised if Sonos is around in a couple of years.

What force on earth has guaranteed you the two years needed to be sure of being surprised two years hence?

If people are really dropping signal due to WiFi, get a mesh network (google WiFi works very well for a multi room house or condo) or hardline your primary speaker. Networking/wireless capabilities shouldn’t be a reflection of the speakers performance. The signals are solid, the sound is ideal.

If people are really dropping signal due to WiFi, get a mesh network (google WiFi works very well for a multi room house or condo) or hardline your primary speaker. Networking/wireless capabilities shouldn’t be a reflection of the speakers performance. If the signals are solid, the sound is ideal.