Sonos two high-end speakers exposed, supporting Wi-Fi 6 and USB-C

CTOnews.com December 20 news, according to Zatz Not Funny! Sonos has registered two new products, code-named S39 and S41, in the United States and Canada, respectively, and the documents mention Bluetooth Low Energy, Wi-Fi 6, and upgraded wireless specifications.

One of the two new products is expected to be The Verge's previously announced Sonos high-end slightly, code-named Optimo 2, with a significant change in overall design compared to current Sonos products.

Optimo 2 will have twice the memory of existing products, eight times the flash capacity of existing products, support music playback over Wi-Fi, and are also considering providing USB-C interface input playback for the device, according to people familiar with the matter.

Sonos will also launch Optimo 1 and Optimo 1 SL, which do not have a built-in microphone.

In short, the new high-end slightly codenamed Optimo 2 is expected to be the successor to Sonos Five, while the other two are positioned lower. CTOnews.com partners can look forward to seeing these new products at CES 2023, which are also expected to support the Matter Universal Protocol.