We already spotted details on the as of yet un-releases next-gen headphones from Sonos, but the flood gates have completely opened now. Not only have the specs and release date hit the interwebs, but the price has also reportedly leaked alongside some early images of the new Sonos headphones.
The Ace Ultra is the new upgraded follow up to the Sonos Ace – a set of cans we quite enjoyed after getting a chance to review them. Sonos has already confirmed new product launches coming in September and it looks like the new Sonos Ace Ultra will be one of them.
According to the more than reliable sources over at Dealabs, the new Sonos Ace Ultra will be landing at $449 USD and will release on September 9, 2026 after the September 1 reveal.
The new Sonos over-ears will debut in standard black and white colorways like the first-gen set, but we will also be getting a sort blueish-green set known as Agave, according to reports.
Early images of the black and white sets have been obtained by the folks over at WinFuture.
Here are some of the spec upgrades that have surfaced online (machine translated):
- Touchscreen + automatic port detection
- Replaceable pads and battery
- Beamforming network for calls
- Switch in one touch with the Sonos system, Dolby Atmos compatible (TrueCinema + head tracking)
- Adaptive, adjusting in real time according to how the headphones are worn; spatial audio
- Up to 35 hours with ANC enabled; fast charging (3 min = 3 hours)
- Up to 2x more efficient than the Ace; Aware mode available
- Dynamic speaker delivering deep bass and clear detail, without distortion
Image Source: Dealabs/WinFuture
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