Nothing Headphone (1) vs Sonos Ace Ultra
Better figure, where one is clearly better
| NothingHeadphone (1) | SonosAce Ultra | |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | ||
| Released | July 2025 | September 2026 |
| Sound | ||
| Type | Over-ear | Over-ear |
| Noise cancelling | Yes | Yes |
| Transparency mode | Yes | Yes |
| Spatial audio with head tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Driver size | 40 mm | 40 mm |
| Bluetooth codecs | SBC, AAC and LDAC | SBC, AAC and aptX Lossless |
| Lossless over USB-C | Yes | Yes |
| Drivers | 40 mm dynamic driver with PU diaphragm surround, 16 Ω; 20 Hz to 40 kHz; sound tuned by KEF | Custom-designed 40 mm dynamic driver in each cup |
| Noise cancelling detail | Real-time adaptive noise cancelling, up to 42 dB depth (Nothing's figure); Transparency mode | Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation adjusts to changes in fit and surroundings; Aware mode with optional Voice Boost; sidetone lets you hear your own voice during calls |
| Audio features | LDAC with Hi-Res Wireless certification (24-bit/96 kHz); USB-C audio; spatial audio with head tracking; Personal Sound profile from a hearing test in the Nothing X app; 8-band equaliser; Low Lag mode | Dolby Atmos and dynamic Dolby Head Tracking with compatible content and devices; TrueCinema tunes playback to your room and compatible Sonos soundbar; TV Audio Swap supports two pairs, with head tracking available for one pair. Adaptive EQ plus 3-band or 8-band EQ and Loudness controls |
| Battery | ||
| Listening time (maker's claim) | Up to 35 hours | Up to 35 hours |
| Battery life detail | 1040 mAh battery; with AAC, up to 35 hours with noise cancelling on or 80 hours off; with LDAC, up to 30 hours on or 54 hours off; talk time 37 hours with noise cancelling on, 53 hours off | Replaceable 1060 mAh lithium-ion battery; up to 35 hours with ANC or Aware mode on, or 50 hours with ANC off in the maker guide |
| Fast charging | 5 minutes gives 2.4 hours of playback with noise cancelling on, or 5 hours with it off; full charge in 120 minutes over USB-C | Three minutes from empty provides up to three hours of listening; full charge from empty in up to three hours. USB-C power adaptor sold separately |
| Design | ||
| Weight | 329 g | 322 g (better) |
| Water and sweat resistance | IP52 | – |
| Bluetooth | 5.3 | 6.0 |
| Two devices at once | Yes | Yes |
| Headphone cable | Yes | Yes |
| Controls | Roller (roll for volume, click to play or pause); Paddle (click to skip, hold to scrub); customisable Button with Channel Hop for recent media and favourites; power switch; on-head detection | Content Key slides for volume and presses for playback, calls and audio swapping; Noise Control button cycles noise modes or activates the connected device's voice assistant; Power/Bluetooth button; wear detection pauses and resumes playback |
| Microphones | Three microphones on each side (six in total); four-microphone ENC for calls with Clear Voice Technology | Ten microphones for noise control, calls, Aware mode and TrueCinema |
| Fit and ear tips | Formed aluminium structural parts with precision-moulded plastics and a transparent casing on each ear cup; 189.25 × 173.85 × 78.0 mm | Adjustable stainless-steel headband; rotating ear cups with magnetically attached replaceable cushions; contrasting right-cup interior. Current UK page gives 322 g, while the maker guide gives 325 g |
| Dimensions | – | Current UK page gives 193 mm height, 163 mm width, 90.8 mm ear-cup width and 45 mm ear-cup depth; maker guide instead lists overall depth 84 mm |
| Water resistance detail | IP52 dust and water resistance | No IP rating published; maker guide says the headphones are not waterproof |
| Works with | Nothing X app; iOS 13 and above, Android 5.1 and above; dual connection to two devices; Google Fast Pair and Microsoft Swift Pair; 10 m range | Bluetooth multipoint to two devices, disabled by default; USB-C digital audio and supplied USB-C to 3.5 mm analogue cable, with Bluetooth disabled during cable use. Maker guide specifies aptX Lossless; SBC and AAC are listed by What Hi-Fi. Headphone linking over 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi on 2.4 or 5 GHz requires a compatible Sonos speaker and the Sonos app; opt-in Early Access, provided as-is and subject to change |
| Colours | White, Black | Black, Soft White, Agave, Sand |
| In the box | Headphones, softshell case (264 g), USB-C cable, 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm audio cable, user guide, safety and warranty information | Headphones, travel case with removable cable pouch, 0.75 m USB-C to USB-C cable, 1.2 m USB-C to 3.5 mm cable, setup and warranty documentation; analogue cable is not compatible with third-party replacements |
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