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Sonos is coming for every part of the audio industry. They're a go-to when it comes to home speakers, wirelessly connecting to your phone so you can play music to set the mood. Plus, they make exceptional soundbars — our reviewer found the Sonos Arc Ultra to deliver true movie theater-like sound. And now they have headphones with the Sonos Ace.

While these headphones are for anyone, they're really for Sonos enthusiasts. At $449, the Sonos Ace are a little pricey, but luckily you can find them on sale now for $379. That saves you $70 for 16% off.

SEE ALSO: I think $36 for Sony’s WH-CH520 headphones is a no-brainer—and my wallet agrees

Like all Sonos products, they have a gorgeous design that's sleek and modern. Decked out with ANC and lossless audio, the headphones can play for hours, with 30 hours of playback with ANC on. And, as mentioned, they're a perfect fit for the Sonos superfan. The Ace headphones pair with the soundbar so you can transfer audio to your headphones when you want an up-close experience.

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