A pair of wireless headphones fromSonosmight once have been thought of as be the ideal answer to the likes of the BoseQC Ultrasor AppleAirPods Max.

The company originally believed that it would bemakingas many as 1 million units of the over-ear cans per year (or ~2,500 per day) - however, that number is down to ~250 units per day (or 10,000 per year at most) in actuality, according to Bloomberg tech correspondentMark Gurman.

The journalist also claims that the OEM had intended to follow theAceheadphones up with 2 more new products. 1 of them is thought to beSonos' own TVstreamingdevice - possibly as a companion for the dedicated Beam soundbar (now$529on Amazon).

It had once had a projected launch date of January 2025 - however, that might be March of the same year now, according to Gurman.

The brand has reportedly had to stall its hardware plans to deal with its software issues, having still not managed to resolve the issues with the latest version of its app, once famously panned as responsible for making existing Sonos productsall but unusablein their users' homes.