Customer Ratings & Reviews

These headphones deliver exceptional sound quality, offering clear highs, deep lows, and a balanced midrange for an immersive listening experience. With an impressive battery life, they keep you enjoying your music or calls for hours on end. Overall, they provide an enjoyable and reliable audio experience, making them a perfect choice for both casual listening and on-the-go use.

The Rumors of Sonos making a pair of headphones was so long I didn't know if I would think I'll ever see them but here we are in 2024 with a pair of headphones from Sonos. These are Bluetooth Active Noise cancellation headphones first and a swap to the home theater system second. For right now it supports Arc but more support will come later. As far as the contents of the box you get The headphones A case USB type C to Type c USB type C to 3.5 mm plug The type C cable is able to plug into your phone to listen to lossless music as well as charging the headphones. As far as the headphones goes it has ANC which I would say is pretty good not as good as the top tier ones but pretty close to it. As far as sound goes these sound better than those headphones in my opinion. They have physical buttons unlike some ofhers which is my preference. The slide for volume controls is also the button you use for play, pause, skip and etc but also to swap to your sound bar at home and it's quick to set up in the Sonos app. This puts a home theater sound around your ears so this way if you're trying to be quiet around you and head your movie of TV show. Quick and easy button to switch to your headphone or sound bar.

Hobestly suprised by reviews ive seen of people not liking the audio quality of these. I thibk they are fantastic and sound just as good as their main competitors. What sets these apart from the rest are how comfortable they are to wear rot longer periods of time and the tv swap from the arc. Absolutely love these.

Review for Sonos Ace - Black I’m a long-time Sonos fan, I confess. I have their Arc sound bar on my TV with the Sub Mini bass unit, a pair of Era 300 speakers, a Roam, and a Move. Even though that may sound like a lot, these speakers fit well throughout my house and provide great sound and flexibility using the Sonos app. Since Sonos has always been pretty music streaming service agnostic, it’s been a pleasure to be able to add or remove services as times change. I say all this because it’s given me a view into the Sonos ecosystem. I don’t think of myself as a “fanboy” — and there definitely are some pretty hard core Sonos types out there — but I do feel like I have a solid understanding of what makes their WiFi setup unique and special. It was with this background that I looked forward to trying out their new Ace headphones. Right out of the box, you can see the attention to detail: the well-made components, the comfortable headband and ear cushions. The controls are carefully placed to make using them a pleasure. Having as many Sonos components as I listed, it was second nature for me to add the headphones to my system, which was quick and easy. And that’s where I felt betrayed. I tried playing a song from my library within the Sonos app, but it played on my speaker system and I could find no way to switch it to the Ace headphones. I thought I was missing something and started to dig into the documentation more carefully. Using Sonos equipment had never been difficult. What was I missing? Well…something pretty important! These headphones don’t really play nice in the Sonos playground. I’m not sure what the folks at Sonos were thinking, but they work only with the Arc soundbar (and soon, they say, with some of their other soundbars). Here’s the deal. With a quick touch, you can switch your TV sound from the soundbar to the headphones — but that’s all. Cool, but far from being another component in the WiFi system with all its capabilities, the Ace headphones are Bluetooth-only. In fairness, they have great sound, the directionality is awesome, the sound canceling is excellent, and the “aware” setting makes surrounding sounds seem as if you’re not wearing headphones, but I was left with the feeling that these are the orphan step-children of the Sonos family.

Great sound and amazing isolation. I love using them at work to focus, or at home to watch movies and not bother my partner.

These are great in just about every way except for the sound. I was really looking forward to them because I have so many Sonos products, and usually Sonos has a very “fun” sound production. Also, I have an Arc set up with my TV. However, as soon as I tried these on the sound was very bland, and the EQ doesn’t really do much to change it. The bass is muddy and the treble is so-so. I will be returning them, as I will never grab these over my earbuds if there is not a big sound advantage. I feel like the “tech” reviewers raving about these got it wrong, while the audio professional reviewers got it right this time around (Hi-Fi review, for example).

Best sounding headphones I’ve ever heard! I would buy them again.

I have many headphones but these have really impressed me with their clear sound. I can’t wait to pick them up and I don’t want to listen to my other ones now. Great job Sonos!

Best you can buy, and if you have the Sonos eco systems at your house is better.

Thatnks sonos for a good build, deep bass (like the full sub provides)

Hello everyone, please recommend headphones for a young girl)