Sonos has introduced the Ace Ultra — Sonos wireless headphones, which the brand claims play for up to 35 hours with noise cancellation enabled. 3 minutes of charging add up to 3 hours of music playback. The headphones feature Bluetooth 6.0, the Qualcomm aptX codec, and spatial audio with head-tracking.
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Sonos Ace Ultra’s Core Feature: Sound. The Ace Ultra uses proprietary 40mm drivers. Qualcomm aptX is among the supported codecs, alongside spatial audio with Dolby Head Tracking. This technology keeps your audio source locked to your screen, even as you turn your head.
Battery Life. The 1060 mAh battery offers up to 35 hours of playback on a single charge, with a full USB-C charge taking around 3 hours. If you’re caught short, a mere 3 minutes of fast charging gives you an extra 3 hours of music. You won’t need to top them up every night, and a quick charge should easily get you through your commute and back.
Build and Colors. The headphones weigh 322g. They’re available in Black, Soft White, Agave, and Sand.
Features. The Ace Ultra includes adaptive noise cancellation and an Aware transparency mode. Music automatically pauses when you take the headphones off and they switch between devices automatically, thanks to the Headphone Linking feature.
Controls and App. You can manage settings in the Sonos app, which also includes a 3-band or 8-band EQ. Control is handled via physical buttons on the headphones, and voice assistant support is built-in.
Price and Availability. Sonos hasn’t announced the price yet. They’re scheduled to launch on September 29, 2026. You’ll be able to find them on Amazon, where pre-orders are already live, and on the official Sonos website.
Friends, let me know in the comments what you think of this new model and what you’d like to see covered in the review — I’ll do my best to answer everything.
What I’m Interested in Testing in the Sonos Ace Ultra Review. Sound, sound, and more sound. The last release of 2024, Sonos Ace, turned out to be mediocre, its sound didn’t impress anyone. Let’s see if Sonos can create a real competitor for models from Sony, Sennheiser, and Apple. I’m not even mentioning Noble. All other characteristics and model data are quite standard and don’t cause much interest. So friends, give it a like, and I’m off to write to the brand, hoping they’ll send a model for review. When it arrives, I’ll compare it with the leaders of our ranking of wireless headphones.
Specifications Sonos Ace Ultra
Source: sonos.com
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Source: Sonos
