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Sonos has launched the Ace Ultra, an updated version of its over-ear headphones, keeping a similar design to the original Ace but with redesigned 40mm drivers, a 10-microphone array, and adaptive noise cancellation said to be up to twice as effective. The new model also offers up to 35 hours of battery life with ANC on, Bluetooth 6.0, user-replaceable batteries, expanded EQ options, and two new colors.
Amazon is selling the Sony WH-1000XM5 noise-cancelling headphones for $198, matching the lowest price the model has reached. The headphones include active noise cancellation, roughly 30 hours of battery life, and multipoint Bluetooth connectivity.
Amazon's October Prime Big Deals Days event includes discounts on a range of headphones and earbuds, with several models marked down to or near their lowest recorded prices. Some of these deals require a Prime membership, while others are open to all shoppers, and competing retailers are running their own discounts during the same period.
The Nothing Headphone (1), the company's first over-ear model launched in 2025, is now available at a record-low price of $189, reflecting a $110 discount for Prime Day. These headphones feature a transparent, bold design with physical controls, noise cancellation, and up to 35 hours of battery life. The deal highlights the product's popularity and competitive features in the over-ear headphone market.
TDM’s Neo headphones, introduced at CES 2026 and funded via Kickstarter, are now available for purchase in the US through online and retail outlets. These headphones feature a flexible headband and dual sets of 40mm drivers that can be rolled up into a portable Bluetooth speaker, offering over 200 hours of listening as headphones and about 16 hours in speaker mode. The product is priced at $249 and includes removable batteries and ear cushions.
Amazon is selling Sony's ULT WEAR over-ear noise-canceling wireless headphones for $132.95, down from their $249.99 list price. The headphones feature a dedicated bass-boost button, active noise cancellation, up to 50 hours of battery life, and multipoint Bluetooth pairing.
Amazon has cut the price of the Marshall Major V wireless headphones to $89.99, down from a $129.99 list price, a 31% discount. The sale price sits just $2 above the headphones' lowest recorded price to date.
Amazon is selling JBL's Soundgear Sense open-ear true wireless earbuds for $83, a 50% cut from their $165 list price. The earbuds use JBL's OpenSound air-conduction design, offer up to 6 hours of battery life (24 hours with the case), Bluetooth 5.3, multipoint pairing, and an IP54 rating for sweat and dust resistance.
Neurable, which previously co-developed brain-sensing headphones with Master & Dynamic, has launched its first self-made model, the Neurable One. The headphones track focus, Alpha Peak Frequency, brain age and mental processing speed using built-in EEG sensors, and include 40mm beryllium drivers, ANC, and ambient passthrough. Battery life is rated at 22 hours normally, dropping to 12 hours with EEG tracking active.
Neurable introduced the Neurable One, brain-scanning headphones with 12 EEG sensors built into the earpads designed to track focus during work, study or gaming. The Boston-based company had previously licensed its sensor technology to partners like Master & Dynamic and HP's HyperX, but CEO Ramses Alcaide said it chose to build its own hardware this time. The headphones go on sale in October through Neurable's website.
Amazon is selling Skullcandy's Crusher 540 Active wireless over-ear headphones for $119.99, down from a $209.99 list price, a 43% cut. The gym-focused model features sweat and water resistance, adjustable sensory bass, 40mm drivers, Bluetooth 5.2, and up to 40 hours of battery life with rapid charging.
Sonos has released the Ace Ultra headphones at $449, replacing the original $349 Ace as its flagship model. The new headphones retain the Ace's comfortable build and tactile controls while adding the ability to send audio from a broader Sonos speaker system to the headphones and back, a feature currently offered in "early access." Both ear cups and the battery are user-replaceable via separate accessory kits.