Sennheiser Unveils High-End TV Headphones Bundle with Wireless Audio Capability
Audio equipment company Sennheiser has introduced its latest high-end TV headphones, the RS 275, which come bundled with a digital receiver that supports Auracast technology. This innovative audio technology allows for low-latency audio streaming up to 50 meters away from the device, making it an ideal solution for home theaters and living rooms.
The bundle includes not only the sleek and comfortable RS 275 headphones but also a BTA1 digital receiver that acts as an intermediary between the headphones and other compatible devices. The receiver introduces an Auracast signal in the physical space, allowing users to stream audio from their TV or music player to their headphones without the need for cables.
According to Sennheiser, the RS 275 headphones offer up to 50 hours of listening time on a single charge, which can be easily topped up via the receiver's USB-C port. One of the standout features of these headphones is their long-term comfort design, allowing users to replace ear cushions and batteries themselves.
In addition to their impressive audio capabilities, the RS 275 headphones also come with advanced customization options through Sennheiser's Smart Control Plus App. This app allows users to personalize their listening experience by adjusting transparency mode, left-right balance, hearing profiles, and device-type audio modes.
The bundle is priced at $300, while the standalone BTA1 receiver will retail for $130. Pre-orders are now open, with shipments expected to begin on February 17.
Audio equipment company Sennheiser has introduced its latest high-end TV headphones, the RS 275, which come bundled with a digital receiver that supports Auracast technology. This innovative audio technology allows for low-latency audio streaming up to 50 meters away from the device, making it an ideal solution for home theaters and living rooms.
The bundle includes not only the sleek and comfortable RS 275 headphones but also a BTA1 digital receiver that acts as an intermediary between the headphones and other compatible devices. The receiver introduces an Auracast signal in the physical space, allowing users to stream audio from their TV or music player to their headphones without the need for cables.
According to Sennheiser, the RS 275 headphones offer up to 50 hours of listening time on a single charge, which can be easily topped up via the receiver's USB-C port. One of the standout features of these headphones is their long-term comfort design, allowing users to replace ear cushions and batteries themselves.
In addition to their impressive audio capabilities, the RS 275 headphones also come with advanced customization options through Sennheiser's Smart Control Plus App. This app allows users to personalize their listening experience by adjusting transparency mode, left-right balance, hearing profiles, and device-type audio modes.
The bundle is priced at $300, while the standalone BTA1 receiver will retail for $130. Pre-orders are now open, with shipments expected to begin on February 17.
over these new sennheiser tv headphones 
they sound so comfy and have all these sick features like auracast tech and customization options through the smart control app 
plus they last up to 50 hours on a single charge 
which is insane for a wireless headset 
the bundle deal is pretty sweet too, $300 for everything included is def worth it 
And with up to 50 hours of battery life, I can finally watch my fave shows or movies on the couch without worrying about the headphones dying on me. 
It's also super cool that they're making customization options available through their app - it's like having a personal audio butler at your service! 
Now, I'm curious to see how this tech will evolve and become more affordable for the masses... maybe one day we'll have wireless headphones that don't break the bank 
. The fact that they come with an app to customize the experience is also super cool, I love being able to tweak things to suit my ears 
. $300 for the bundle might be a bit pricey, but if it's worth it for the quality and convenience...I'm down 
. And the fact that they come with a digital receiver is genius - it's like having your own personal sound engineer 
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Omg y'all gotta see this new Sennheiser TV headphones tho! 
this is insane! They're literally making TVs wearable 
! They're literally perfect for home theaters and living rooms because of that Auracast tech - it's so convenient not having to deal with cables anymore. I mean, can you imagine watching your fave show or movie without any lag? It's like the ultimate viewing experience! 
! I mean, who doesn't want a sweet pair of wireless headphones that can stream audio from their TV or music player without any cables? The fact that they come with a digital receiver and support Auracast tech is just mind-blowing. And the battery life? Up to 50 hours on a single charge? That's like, forever 
. And the fact that the headphones are designed with long-term comfort in mind is just genius. I mean, who wants to have to deal with uncomfortable ear cushions and dead batteries mid-binge-watching session? Not me 
can't wait to get my hands on these bad boys and try out all the customization options through sennheiser's smart control app 
not only do they sound insane but they also come with this awesome wireless audio capability that lets you stream audio from your TV or music player to your headphones without any cables 
they're like $300 for the bundle but trust me it's worth it, especially if you have a home theater setup 
, $300 for a pair of headphones? That's just crazy talk! I've seen some expensive stuff in my life but this is just ridiculous 
, like who needs all those settings when you can just turn it up and rock out 
? The real question is, are these headphones really worth the extra cash or am I just getting taken for a ride 
. Plus, I've heard that Auracast tech isn't as reliable as some people claim 
and i'm still trying to process it lol anyway back to the headphones... 50 hours of battery life is like whoa that's so cool 
I'm def pre-ordering those when they drop on Feb 17th