@caseyliss It's fun because it's famously bad on Unifi, but also some people are fine.
I experience both. I have two sites and one works fine, while the other is practically a graveyard of speakers.
@callin which is easier said than done because SonosNet is an "it just works" technology, a la Apple, that isn’t even exposed as a setting.
You can't just turn it off.
It's just something that happens. And it all depends on how you set up your speakers.
There are 3 schools of thought for a reliable set up of Sonos on Unifi and none are bullet proof :(