Sonos Releases Ace Ultra Headphones With Improved Features
Sonos has launched the Ace Ultra headphones, an updated version of their initial foray into the headphone market. The new model addresses issues and expands functionality present in the original Ace.
Sonos has introduced the Ace Ultra headphones, aiming to improve upon the company's first-ever headphones released earlier this year. The new model features enhanced internal components and aims to rectify shortcomings identified in the original Ace.
The initial Sonos Ace headphones, despite their solid build quality, comfortable design, and good sound, faced challenges. A key feature intended to allow users to wirelessly stream TV audio from Sonos soundbars to the headphones was reportedly glitchy at launch. This functionality was also initially limited to the high-end Arc soundbar and supported only one pair of headphones at a time, though these limitations have since been addressed.
The Ace Ultra headphones are expected to offer a more refined user experience, particularly regarding their connectivity and audio routing capabilities. This release positions Sonos to strengthen its presence in the premium headphone market, directly competing with established brands.
Further details on the specific technical improvements and pricing for the Sonos Ace Ultra are anticipated to be released shortly. The company is likely seeking to regain consumer confidence following the initial product's mixed reception and the concurrent issues with its app.