Finally, Sonos is entering the headphone market with its new Ace wireless headphone

Sonos is easily one of the best consumer audio brands on the market, but it's shocking that it's never sold headphones like it did until now. The company unveiled its new Ace headphones.

The company's first foray into the headphone market won't blow your mind in terms of design. However, what the brand is committed to with its Ace headphones is sound quality that will deliver “the most accurate and immersive home theater experience”

The Sonos Ace is available in two color options, “Soft White” and “Black”, with a simple modern look. It's for people in the market for a new pair of headphones that aren't called AirPods Max or anything else from Apple Beats.

Source: Sonos / Ace Headphones

The Ace headphones fold the same way as the AirPods Max, but offer a lightweight travel case, something AirPods Max users are clamoring for.

Features of Sonos Ace headphones

Of course, the Ace headphones are wireless and offer features like “world-class” noise cancellation and transparency features combined with “breathtaking” high-resolution wireless audio.

Spatial audio is also available. Sonos promises an amazing 30 hours of battery life, with three hours of juice from three minutes of charging.

Comfort was another focal point with the Sonos Ace headphones featuring vegan leather ear cups that are 'cushion soft' and give users a 'wearing nothing' feel and are replaceable.

“The Sonos Ace represents our ambition to create moving sound experiences that are equal to the moment we live in. It's an exciting new chapter as we embark on what it means to design for personal listening,” said Maxime Bouvat-Merlin, Sonos Chief Product . Army officer. “In keeping with Sonos' heritage of premium products, every single detail of the Sonos Ace has been engineered, custom designed and tuned by the world's leading audio experts to give you a listening experience like no other.”

The Sonos Ace headphones are available for pre-orderit will be officially released on June 5 and will cost $449.

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