"Sennheiser has announced a new pair of wireless headphones and a transmitter designed for private TV watching that both use a Bluetooth feature called Auracast. Like tuning into a radio station broadcast from a tower, multiple headphones, earbuds, hearing aids, and even speakers can tune into audio from the Sennheiser BTA1 digital transmitter without the hassles and limitations of pairing - if they're Auracast compatible."
"Sennheiser's $299.95 RS 275 TV Headphones bundle will be available for preorder starting this year on February 3rd and is expected to ship soon after on February 17th. It includes the company's new HDR 275 TV Headphones featuring breathable ear cushions and a 50-hour rechargeable battery that are both user-replaceable. The headphones also offer playback and volume control buttons on their ear cups and connect to Sennheiser's Smart Control Plus app for making EQ adjustments."
Sennheiser announced the RS 275 TV Headphones bundle and the BTA1 TV Transmitter that use Auracast to broadcast audio to multiple compatible receivers without pairing. The RS 275 bundle costs $299.95, is available for preorder on February 3 and ships around February 17, and includes HDR 275 headphones with breathable ear cushions and a 50-hour rechargeable battery that are user-replaceable. The headphones provide playback and volume controls on the ear cups and connect to Sennheiser's Smart Control Plus app for EQ adjustments, with a noise suppression mode to reduce hiss and static from older TV content. The BTA1 transmitter, available separately for $129.95, accepts HDMI and 3.5mm analog inputs, can switch between multiple sources, offers virtual surround and speech enhancement depending on the source, allows Bluetooth phone configuration for video delay compensation, supports password-protected Auracast broadcasts, and is powered via a USB-A port.
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