Sonos, known for its high-quality sound products, has launched its first headphone offering, the Sonos Ace, designed for immersive audio experiences.

A standout feature of the Sonos Ace is the TV audio swap function, which allows users to wirelessly connect the headphones to a compatible Sonos soundbar for a Dolby Atmos spatial audio experience, perfect for late-night viewing.

The headphones support advanced features such as spatial audio and head tracking, seamlessly integrating with Sonos home setups, including the Sonos Arc.

With summer travel approaching, the long battery life and comfort of the Sonos Ace make them ideal for extended use.

The headphones boast an impressive battery life of approximately 30 hours with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) enabled, and up to 40 hours with both ANC and Aware Mode turned off.

Designed for comfort, the Sonos Ace features soft memory foam earcups, allowing for prolonged wear without discomfort, making them suitable for long workdays or travel.

Available in both black and white, the headphones cater to various aesthetic preferences.

Mashable's Deputy Editor praised the Ace headphones for their exceptional comfort, describing them as feeling like a 'cloud' on the head without creating pressure points.

They also support Bluetooth multipoint connectivity, enabling users to connect to two devices simultaneously and switch between them effortlessly.

Currently, the Sonos Ace headphones are on sale for $349, down from their original price of $449, marking the lowest price ever recorded.

At this price point, the Sonos Ace headphones are competitive with leading options like Apple's AirPods Max and Sony's WH-1000XM5, especially for users who own Sonos systems.

Sound quality remains a highlight, delivering a rich and balanced audio experience that is characteristic of Sonos products.