The excellent Sonos Ace headphones return to a record-low price for Labor Day

All wireless headphones are not made equal. Not all of them can compete with the Sony WH-1000XM4, but the Sonos Ace don’t need to because they fill a niche that movie-lovers will appreciate. If that’s you, then right now, you can get the Sonos Ace at Best Buy for $299 (was $399).

We rate the Sonos Ace as some of the best noise-cancelling headphones. The standout features are the Dolby Atmos support for improved audio and the compatibility with Sonos soundbars like the top-rated Sonos Beam. We’ve seen this record-low price for the Sonos Ace before, but it’s worth calling out again because it’s a rare offer on some unique headphones.

Plus, Sonos just rolled out four free upgrades that make the Sonos Ace even better. If you love movies enough to care about Dolby Atmos audio, there’s no better choice, especially if you have a Sonos soundbar to work with, too.

In our Sonos Ace review, we praised the audio performance in movies thanks to the Dolby Atmos support and the option to choose between a hi-res wired or wireless connection. As mentioned earlier, it works well with Sonos soundbars, but that’s because of Sonos-specific features that will only work with its devices.

The four free upgrades include an addition to TV Audio Swap, True Cinema, enhanced ANC, and SideTone. The key ones are TV Audio Swap, which now lets two Sonos Ace wearers connect to your soundbar at once. TrueCinema, which was a headliner for Sonos fans, improves how your Sonos headphones and soundbars work together for immersive spatial audio that “feels less like headphone playback.”

Besides the upgrades, the Sonos Ace have always offered Bluetooth and USB-C lossless audio and up to 30 hours of wire-free listening. You also get fast-charging support that can give you three hours back in three minutes if you use the included cable.

For more options, you can browse our best headphones for all budgets guide. We also have a list of the best Sonos speakers and soundbars for those interested in going all in on Sonos.