What was promised was debt and Sonos already has added its most affordable soundbars to the Sonos Ace’s TV Swap featureand now it will no longer be necessary to have an iOS device to configure it, this can also be done from the application on Android devices.
One of the most differentiating features of the Sonos headphones was TV Swap, which allows you to send the sound of your TV from the Sonos soundbar to the headphones with the push of a button. This feature was limited at launch to the brand’s most expensive soundbar, the Sonos Arc, and it also required having the Sonos app on an Apple device to set it up. The brand promised that this feature would arrive on the rest of the brand’s soundbars before the end of the year, and it is already a reality after the update of the Sonos app. TV Swap is now possible with all of the brand’s soundbars, Sonos Beam 1st and 2nd generation, including the most affordable of all, Sonos Ray
In addition to this significant improvement, The new app update includes the following changes:
- Tool to download from S2 to S1
- Improved smoothness and reduced latency for group volume controls on iOS
- Mute buttons for individual products on group volume controls
- Group volume controls from the Now Playing screen in iOS
- Ability to clear queue on iOS
- Improved performance for large queues on iOS
- Ability to “forget the system” on Android
- Improved reliability for voice enhancement and night mode settings on iOS
- Improved reliability when starting playlist playback on Android
TV Swap uses a direct WiFi connection from the Sonos soundbar to the Sonos Ace headphones, and is activated with the press of a button, using the same gesture to turn it off and return to listening to sound on the bar of his. Function with any content that is reproduced on television, including video consoles, it has a very convenient and practical functionality for when you enjoy your movies or series at night, or you can play your video console without having to worry about your family at home. to the neighbors. The sound will be played in the headphones with spatial audio and head tracking if you want. The update that will allow a similar 7.1 system in headphones via the TrueCinema option is still pending, but we will have to wait for it.
