Good news for owners of the very first Bluetooth headset from Sonos, launched in May 2024, the latter is improving for free via a software update recently launched worldwide.
Sonos Ace, three new features including TruCinema mode ££££
The Sonos Ace (see our news Sonos Ace, Bluetooth Hi-Fi and Home Cinema headset (Atmos 7.1.4)) now benefits from the proprietary TrueCinema technology to simulate a 3D sound environment on the headset, as well as improved noise reduction, adapting to what you wear on your head and face. Also worth noting is the ability to synchronize two headsets on the same audio stream from a Sonos soundbar, and improved voice quality during phone calls.
In the words of Dana Krieger, VP of Design at Sonos££££
"The Sonos Ace was intentionally designed to deliver lasting value in both form and function," said Dana Krieger, VP of Design at Sonos. "With quality materials, a timeless design that resists trend-driven obsolescence, and a platform built for powerful software updates, it embodies a smarter, more sustainable approach to product development. And most importantly, it keeps devices in use instead of sending them to landfill."
