A lot of questions remain regarding the new Sonos Ace headphones. Chief among them is how do they sound? Next probably is why don’t they really take advantage of all the things the Sonos app does? (Or, maybe, what it currently doesn’t do?)
Those will come in due time. But here’s one thing we can gnaw on while we wait: Which color Sonos Ace should you get?
And, yeah. They look pretty snazzy.
But back to the problem at hand. Which Sonos Ace color is the one for you? The good news is that you have just the two most basic colors from which to choose: black and white. Excuse me — it’s officially “soft white.” Maybe slightly more on the gray side of off-white. And the details differ slightly depending on which you get.
On the soft white model, you’ll find chrome accents. But things look decidedly more muted on the black model. And it works.
But I’m also going to offer up a third option, one that doesn’t get used often enough. Considering that the earcups are removable, think about how nice it’d look if you went full panda. White earcups on the black headphone base, and vice versa. Assuming the magnets that hold everything in place aren’t affected by the color scheme, it should be doable.
You’ll just need two pairs of Sonos Ace headphones, of course. And lucky you, Sonos already has that as an option . And you’ll even save $45 in the process, bringing the pair down to (just) $853. You’re welcome.
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