BOOST found in SONOS Speaker! How to get rid of Dropouts

How you can easily fix SONOS Dropouts with just a Patch Cable.
Sorry for my self-produced distortions DURING the video ;-)
I tried Insta360 with Airpods.
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[@311DaveR]

I just took the plunge with Sonos two weeks ago, and had a horrible experience. The ethernet cable solved my problem. This video just reinforces exactly what I found.
I have a very very ultra high-performance network, with multiple bands, and this is the only thing that worked. Thank you for “going loud” and communicating this fix. I hope more people see this, great job!!!

[@123ejmorris]

This helped me a lot. Finally got it working after a long struggle. Thanks

[@arniesilverberg764]

Great content and competently shared. So many SONOS uses struggle with connectivity issues. Thank you!!

[@iDoPew]

Schön erklärt. Danke!

[@ottowilson3669]

Thanks for the information. I am experiencing this issue and plan to purchase a booster.

[@Brainstunt]

Hi Otto, you can purchase a booster if you like. But as explained in the video, you don't need one, if you have a LAN socket in reach to plug in one of the speakers and do the setup as described. This will replace a boost.

[@QletTV]

Thank you for this!

[@Ed.Miller]

Banks and other much more time sensitive applications are able to operate using routed protocols. There's no actual reason for sonos to require a layer 2 bridged network to deliver static content.