Sonos, a well-known audio equipment company, has released its first pair of wireless noise-canceling headphones named Sonos Ace.
Sonos' entry into the headphone market adds another competitor to an already crowded space, but its unique features and commitment to high-quality audio may set it apart from other brands.
The Sonos Ace features eight beam-forming microphones for active noise cancellation and transparency modes, voice calls, TV Audio Swap for private listening sessions with a nearby Sonos soundbar, pillowy soft memory foam earcups, minimal clamp force, wear detection, physical buttons for controls, and a 30-hour battery life with fast charging.
The Sonos Ace is available in two colors: black and soft white. Users can save $45 by purchasing two pairs of Sonos Ace headphones to have white earcups on a black headphone base or vice versa.
In recent news, Sonos, the well-known audio equipment company, has entered the headphone market with its first pair of wireless noise-canceling headphones named Sonos Ace. These headphones are designed to compete with industry leaders such as Apple's AirPods Max, Sony WH-1000XM5, and Bose Quietcomfort Ultra. The Sonos Ace boasts several impressive features including eight beam-forming microphones for active noise cancellation and transparency modes, voice calls, TV Audio Swap for private listening sessions with a nearby Sonos soundbar, pillowy soft memory foam earcups for comfort, minimal clamp force, wear detection, physical buttons for controls, and a 30-hour battery life with fast charging.
The Sonos Ace headphones are available in two colors: black and soft white. Users can save $45 by purchasing two pairs of Sonos Ace headphones to have white earcups on a black headphone base or vice versa. The new Sonos Ace wireless headphones were initially scheduled for release in the first half of June but have been delayed due to a software bug.
Sonos' entry into the headphone market is significant as it adds another competitor to an already crowded space. However, its unique features and commitment to high-quality audio may set it apart from other brands. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new product.
Sonos launched its first-ever headphones, 'Ace', which look like Apple's AirPods Max but have removable ear cups for easy cleaning or color swapping.
Sonos Ace has 40mm drivers and four microphones that deliver active noise cancellation (ANC) in 'Aware mode'.
Later this year, Sonos will add 'TrueCinema', a new tech that maps the space around you and creates a virtual surround sound system to match your room.
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Sonos Ace has 40mm drivers and four microphones that deliver active noise cancellation (ANC) in ‘Aware mode’.
Sonos Ace headphones can be paired like any other Bluetooth device and tweaked using the Sonos app. They also work with Sonos soundbars for television audio.
Sonos Ace wireless headphones have been delayed due to a software bug, causing a release date of at least the first half of June.
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Sonos Ace headphones are available in two colors: black and soft white.
It is possible to have white earcups on a black headphone base or vice versa by purchasing two pairs of Sonos Ace headphones and saving $45.
Sonos Ace headphones can be paired like any other Bluetooth device and tweaked using the Sonos app. They also work with Sonos soundbars for television audio.
The new Sonos Ace wireless headphones have been delayed due to a software bug, causing a release date of at least the first half of June.
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The article contains an appeal to authority when it mentions the jury is still out on whether the Sonos Ace headphones will make the list of best headphones. This is a fallacy because Phil Nickinson's opinion does not necessarily reflect the consensus or objective truth.
The jury is still out on whether the Sonos Ace headphones will make our list of best headphones.
Sonos has released its first pair of noise-canceling headphones, the Sonos Ace.
They have eight beam-forming microphones for active noise-cancellation and transparency modes, as well as voice calls.
The Sonos Ace headphones have a feature called TV Audio Swap that allows switching the audio from a nearby Sonos soundbar to the headphones for private listening sessions.
They are designed for comfort with pillowy soft memory foam earcups and minimal clamp force, weighing 312 grams.
They have wear detection, physical buttons for controls, and a 30-hour battery life with fast charging.
