Sonos Ace Headphones Drop 22% Off – Their Biggest Discount Yet
We have all daydreamed about tuning out the world during a chaotic commute or a Zoom call hijacked by lawnmowers. The Sonos Ace headphones—now $349 (was $449) with a cool 22% off—are that daydream realized. They're not just another pair of noise-canceling cans; they're a vibe for anyone who craves crisp audio without the clunky feel of other luxury brands.
The Ace wraps your ears in pillowy memory foam (goodbye, headphone headaches) and serves up rich, balanced sound whether you're blasting synth wave or dissecting podcasts. Flick the sleek touch controls to mute mics mid-call or lower volume when your barista starts yelling 'COLD BREW!' And yes, they sync with Sonos speakers—so you can switch your living room playlist to your headphones without missing a beat.
PCMag's Tim Gideon nailed it in his review: They "look elegant, sound fantastic, and deliver high-quality noise cancellation," earning an 'Excellent' rating. These aren't just headphones, they're mood managers.
At $349, the Sonos Ace Headphones isn't a 'treat yourself' splurge—it's more like finally upgrading from that creaky pair you've duct-taped twice. Think of it as an investment in focus, whether you're working, working out, or just pretending to work while binging true crime docs. For Sonos fans, it's a no-brainer. For everyone else? Let's just say the competition might be sweating.
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