Sennheiser Unveils Revolutionary TV Headphones with Auracast Technology
In a move that's poised to revolutionize the way we experience TV sound, Sennheiser has introduced its RS 275 TV headphones, which boast cutting-edge Auracast technology. This innovative audio tech enables seamless, low-latency connectivity at distances of up to 50 meters, making it perfect for gaming, watching sports, or binge-watching your favorite shows.
The RS 275 TV Headphones come bundled with the BTA1 digital receiver, a clever accessory that introduces an Auracast signal into any physical space, making them compatible with devices such as hearing aids and other headphones. The bundle promises an impressive 50 hours of listening on a single charge, courtesy of its rechargeable battery.
Sennheiser's focus on comfort is evident in the design of the RS 275 TV Headphones, which features replaceable ear cushions and batteries that can be swapped out by the user themselves. This thoughtful touch ensures that the headphones remain comfortable to wear over extended periods.
But what really sets these headphones apart is their personalization capabilities via the Sennheiser Smart Control Plus App. Users can tweak settings such as transparency mode, left-right balance, hearing profiles, and device-type audio modes to create a truly customized listening experience.
The RS 275 TV Headphones bundle will retail for $300, while a standalone BTA1 receiver will cost $130. Pre-orders are set to open on February 3, with shipments expected to start on February 17. Whether you're a gaming enthusiast or just someone looking to elevate their TV viewing experience, these innovative headphones are definitely worth keeping an eye out for.
In a move that's poised to revolutionize the way we experience TV sound, Sennheiser has introduced its RS 275 TV headphones, which boast cutting-edge Auracast technology. This innovative audio tech enables seamless, low-latency connectivity at distances of up to 50 meters, making it perfect for gaming, watching sports, or binge-watching your favorite shows.
The RS 275 TV Headphones come bundled with the BTA1 digital receiver, a clever accessory that introduces an Auracast signal into any physical space, making them compatible with devices such as hearing aids and other headphones. The bundle promises an impressive 50 hours of listening on a single charge, courtesy of its rechargeable battery.
Sennheiser's focus on comfort is evident in the design of the RS 275 TV Headphones, which features replaceable ear cushions and batteries that can be swapped out by the user themselves. This thoughtful touch ensures that the headphones remain comfortable to wear over extended periods.
But what really sets these headphones apart is their personalization capabilities via the Sennheiser Smart Control Plus App. Users can tweak settings such as transparency mode, left-right balance, hearing profiles, and device-type audio modes to create a truly customized listening experience.
The RS 275 TV Headphones bundle will retail for $300, while a standalone BTA1 receiver will cost $130. Pre-orders are set to open on February 3, with shipments expected to start on February 17. Whether you're a gaming enthusiast or just someone looking to elevate their TV viewing experience, these innovative headphones are definitely worth keeping an eye out for.
the idea that i can stream audio from my tv to my own headphones without any lag or delay is game changing 
and the fact that they come with a personalized app is just genius 
50 hours of battery life on one charge? 
that's like, a whole weekend of binge-watching 
! I mean, who doesn't want to upgrade their TV watching game? The fact that they've got that Auracast tech is just genius – it's like having a superpower in your ears 
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- it's like, you can just relax and enjoy your shows without worrying about the sound being all wonky or whatever. And the battery life? 50 hours on a single charge? That's like, a whole weekend of gaming or something 
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sennheiser's trying 2 push the boundaries of sound tech, but we already had wireless headphones that do similar stuff 
& now they're gonna charge us $300 for 'em? 
, can't believe Sennheiser is finally pushing the boundaries of TV sound! 
This tech could give Sennheiser a major advantage in the gaming market! 
. And the best part? It won't break the bank - $300 for the whole bundle... that's not too shabby for the quality we're getting, if you ask me 
anyway, i think its cool that they made these headphones comfy & easy to use. 50 hours on a charge is no joke 
plus, the batteries can be swapped out by me so no more worrying about them dying mid-binge 
i mean what more could u want from headphones?!?! 
and its awesome that they came up with a way to make them compatible with hearing aids 