Sonos had its first big hardware release since 2024 this year, launching a new Bluetooth speaker, the Play—but apparently the company’s not done cooking yet. According to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) filings first spotted by Janko Röttgers at Lowpass, Sonos is gearing up to launch the Ace Ultra, a new pair of wireless headphones. There’s not a ton of information in the filings—much of the documents is redacted—but there are a few details, including the existence of several colors, potentially five altogether. Among them are light gray, black, “Agave,” “Blush,” and “Sand.” The company’s last pair of headphones, the Sonos Ace, were only available in white or black, much like the recently released Play Bluetooth speaker and the Era 100 SL. The Play may not be the only big release Sonos has planned for 2026. © Raymond Wong / Gizmodo More intriguing than new colors are hints at support for voice commands, which is something the first generation of headphones didn’t have. As Bloomberg notes, the addition of voice commands with the Sonos Ace Ultra would fit into previous clues about the company’s general direction, particularly its interest in AI and pushing further into the smart home category.