Sonos updates its ACE headphones with a long delay feature

Sonos has released a major update for ACE wireless headphones that bring performance improvements and a feature that is supposed to be available late last year. Truecinema mode, which adapts to the spatial sound of the headphones with your area and makes the virtual surrounding sound effect more convincing, in the end, like I was monitored before What hello to me?

This feature is similar to TruePlay ‘Sonos that improves sound amplifiers by measuring audio in a room using a smartphone listening to how sounds and surfaces are reflected. With Truecinema, the Sonos Sound audio tape in the room is measured while MICS is determined on ACE headphones listening to the exact listening site and 3D spatial air conditioning so that there seem to be amplifiers around you.

The new software update also expands the Headphones TV exchange feature that allows you to send the audio from Sonos Soundbar supported to ACE for special listening. This feature was originally limited to Sonos Arc Soundbar and needs to be activated using iPhone or iPad. Last August, Sonos expanded the TV sound exchange compatibility To include beam and the most affordable beam, and Android devices. The Sonos update also expands the Audio Swap capabilities on the TV so that it now works with two groups of ACE headphones at the same time, allowing two people to watch the TV together without disturbing others.

Sonos says that ACE will also benefit from augmented active noise that adapts to how headphones are suitable for your head. The African National Congress Party will now be compensated in the actual time for the leakage of the sound caused by hair, glasses or hats that prevent ACE from making a narrow audio seal around your ears. The headphones will now use the high -resolution sound during phone calls, and it will add a new feature called Sidetone a little of your sound to the sound when ANC turns out so that the calls look more natural.