Audio products maker Sonos has been sailing in troubled waters for the past year. It has been taking a beating both financially and in the public eye after the launch of a poorly redesigned app last year.

The audio-products maker expects to book restructuring charges of $15 million to $18 million as it reorganizes.

Sonos is letting go of 200 employees as part of a plan to streamline its product teams, according to Bloomberg. The move comes after the company faced challenges, including a failed app redesign last May that alienated many long-time customers.

Conrad said in the email to his employees that the company is restructuring to create "flatter, smaller, and more focused teams."

Sonos is laying off 200 employees in an effort to streamline its product teams, reports Bloomberg. The layoffs come as Sonos continues to

T hings at Sonos are getting worse before they get better — if they’re going to get better. Today the company laid off approximately 200 employees, The Verge has learned. The

Sonos struggles abound as the company announces restructuring efforts, laying off around 200 employees in the second round of layoffs in six months. Sonos is still struggling to keep its head above water since its bungled app update last year.