Sonos. Its long-awaited entry into a crowded headphones market was eclipsed by a bungled app launch which had a knock-on ...

Sonos, Inc. SONO is scheduled to report third-quarter fiscal 2025 results on Aug. 6, after market close. For the quarter, SONO anticipates revenues between $310 million and $340 million, up 19–31% ...

At launch, Sonos Ace headphones are compatible with the flagship Sonos Arc soundbar. Sonos Beam, Beam (Gen2), and Ray will follow soon, though the exact date has not been disclosed.

That’s right, the Sonos Ace headphones in either black or white are just $299 flat at Amazon, and Prime members not only get ...

Sonos Ace are the brand's long-awaited headphones made manifest, with high-end audio and TV-centric features onboard -- for a considerable price.

The Sonos Ace headphones aren’t just Sonos’ first — they’re built to compete with the best wireless noise canceling headphones in the industry, like the Sony WH-1000XM5s, the AirPods Max ...

The Sonos Ace are Sonos' flagship headphones, offering premium audio quality, ANC, and connectivity with some Sonos speakers.

When they officially go on sale on June 5 — they’re up for preorder now — the Sonos Ace headphones will cost $449. They’ll be available in two finishes, black or soft white, similar to most Sonos ...

Sonos Ace looks, and feels, like a Sonos product. Deceptively simple at first — restraint easy to mistake for indolence — but more considered as you explore.

Unlike most Sonos audio products, the Sonos Ace connects via Bluetooth and doesn’t connect via Wi-Fi. Each Sonos Ace has a color-matched flat carrying case, a USB-C to USB-C cable, and a 3.5mm ...

Sonos has never relied on “big bass” as a selling point, like some of its competitors, and in the Ace headphones, the bass was clearly “big” and booming, but not overpowering.

To say the Sonos Ace is overdue is to gravely understate the point. Premium noise-cancelling headphones have become a hugely competitive segment over the past five years, with solid products from Bose ...