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Sonos Launches Beam Ultra Soundbar, Ace Ultra Headphones In Malaysia

Earlier in the month, Sonos announced the Beam Ultra soundbar and Ace Ultra headphones, alongside its Sonos 27. At the time, the company had already revealed the prices and availability dates of both products. Today, the company had a launch event for those products for members of the media to experience what they can do […] The post Sonos Launches Beam Ultra Soundbar, Ace Ultra Headphones In…

Sonos Launches Beam Ultra Soundbar, Ace Ultra Headphones In Malaysia

Sonos unveiled the Beam Ultra soundbar and Ace Ultra headphones in Malaysia on September 29th. These new products were previously announced with their respective prices and release dates. A launch event for media members took place to demonstrate the features of these devices firsthand.

The Ace Ultra headphones build upon the success of the first Ace model, offering 35 hours of use with active noise cancellation (ANC) enabled. Powered by 10 microphones, the headphones boast 40mm drivers and also allow for EQ tuning. Additionally, the Ace Ultra headphones can connect to a nearby Sonos speaker, automatically playing the audio being listened to by the headphones.

The package includes four color options: Black, White, Sand, and Agave. Inside the case, a magnetically attached pouch holds the USB-C cable and a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter. The Ace Ultra will be available for RM2,299 starting September 29th.

Meanwhile, the Beam Ultra soundbar delivers an 7.1.2 Dolby Atmos sound experience, featuring nine drivers including two up-firing ones. According to Sonos, the soundbar provides warmer bass and clearer dialogue. Users can enhance speech with four levels of AI Speech Enhancement and switch to Night Sound mode for a more relaxing audio experience.

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