Sonos has released a major software update for its ACE wireless headphones, which improves performance and is a feature that was originally available at the end of the previous year. Truecinema mode, which takes the spatial audio of the headphones to your place and assures the virtual surround sound effect, finally available, as is available Viewed by What high-Fi?

This feature is similar to the truple of the sonos that using a smartphone using the sound of the company’s speakers by measuring the sounds in a room, who hears how the sounds reflect the walls and surfaces. With Trusinima, a sonos sound bar measures a room sound, while MICs on the ace headphone determine your accurate hearing location and adapt the 3D spatial audio, so it seems that it seems with speakers around you.

The new software update is also expanding the headphone’s TV audio swap feature, which allows you to send the audio from a supported Sonos Soundbar to the Ace to listen to private. This feature was originally limited to the Sonos Arc Soundbar and required to activate it with iPhone or iPad. last August, Sonos expands the compatibility of TV audio swap To include more affordable beams and re soundbar, and Android devices. The update of Sonos further expands the capabilities of the TV audio swap so that it now works together with two sets of Ace headphones, allowing two people to watch TV without harassing others.

Sonos says that ACE enhanced active noise can also benefit from how to fit the headphone on your head. ANC will now compensate for the sound leakage caused by hair, glasses, or cap, which prevents Ace from creating a tight acoustic seal around its ears. The headphone will now also use high resolution audio during phone calls and a new feature called sidetone will add your voice slightly to the audio when ANC is turned on, so the call sound is more natural.