Sonder

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Sonder H2 are over-ear wireless headphones with noise cancelling. One button on the right cup moves between a quiet room and the room you are actually in.

Two modes

Microphones on the outside of each cup hear the room. What the driver does with that sound depends on the mode you pick.

Noise cancelling

The driver plays the same sound turned upside down. The two waves meet at your ear and cancel out.

Outside noise, through the cushion
Inverted wave from the driver
What reaches your ear

Transparency

The driver plays the room back in step with it, so voices and traffic sound as they would without headphones.

Outside sound, through the cushion
The same sound, played back by the driver
What reaches your ear

Inside the ear cup

A cut through the left cup, from the outside shell to the side that rests on your head.

Cross-section of the ear cup showing the shell, microphone ports, battery, driver, foam and cushion cover A B C D E F ear
A
Shell
Glass-filled nylon, closed at the back so the sound stays in the cup.
B
Microphone ports
Two small openings on the outside of each cup lead to the microphones that listen to the room.
C
Battery and board
The cell sits at the back of the cup, behind the circuit board and away from the driver.
D
Driver
A 40 mm dynamic driver with a thin film diaphragm, mounted on a baffle with a fine mesh in front.
E
Foam
Slow memory foam that takes the shape of your head and seals out much of the room on its own.
F
Cushion cover
Soft synthetic leather, stitched around the edge and replaceable when it wears.

What it does

Specs

TypeOver-ear, closed back, folding
Driver40 mm dynamic
Frequency response20 Hz to 20 kHz
Noise cancellingHybrid, three microphones per cup
ModesNoise cancelling, transparency, off
BatteryUp to 30 hours with noise cancelling on
ChargingUSB-C, full charge in about 2 hours
Wired3.5 mm socket, cable included
Wireless rangeAbout 10 m, two devices paired at once
Weight262 g
ColourDeep cobalt with lilac metal parts

Sonder H2

Over-ear, wireless, and quiet when you ask it to be.

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