Sonos has launched two new major products and overhauled its operating system, marking its largest product push in years. The Beam Ultra soundbar and Ace Ultra headphones are among the new offerings, with the Beam Ultra priced at $699 and the Ace Ultra at $449. The company also introduced the Sonos 27 operating system, which aims to improve audio quality and multi-room integration.
The new devices feature upgraded hardware and enhanced audio performance, according to reports. While the audio quality was tested in a less-than-ideal environment during the launch event, the updates are expected to improve user experience. The Sonos 27 OS includes several app updates, some of which are set to roll out soon.
The launch follows a troubled app redesign, which Sonos has since addressed with the new operating system. The Beam Ultra and Ace Ultra are part of a broader strategy to strengthen the company’s position in the smart audio market. The new OS also aims to streamline device management and enhance connectivity across multiple rooms.
The updates reflect Sonos’ ongoing efforts to refine its product lineup and improve user satisfaction. The company has not yet released detailed specifications for the new OS, but early reports suggest it will offer better performance and more seamless integration with other smart devices.
