Klipsch Stratos HP-2 and Stratos HP-3 – New Headphones Featuring an Innovative Co-axial Array Driver Design

Klipsch has announced the launch of two new headphone models - the Klipsch Stratos HP-2 (closed-back) and the Stratos HP-3 (semi-open back) - to mark the company’s 80th anniversary. These headphones incorporate an innovative co-axial array driver design, premium materials, and improved ergonomics for long-term listening sessions.

The Klipsch HP-2 is equipped with a 40mm biocellulose driver and a 10mm tweeter, while the HP-3 features a larger 50mm main driver. The manufacturer specifies a frequency range of 15 Hz – 18,000 Hz for the smaller model and 16 Hz – 22,000 Hz for the larger one. Sensitivity is rated at 100 dB and 102 dB, respectively, with an impedance of 32 ohms and 24 ohms. Both models come with soft, magnetically attached micro-suede ear pads and a headband featuring additional foam padding. Each pair includes two detachable cables with 3.5mm and 4.4mm connectors, along with a 6.3mm adapter for use with amplifiers. The HP-2 weighs 380g, while the HP-3 weighs 458g.

Sales of the headphones are scheduled to begin in the United States in December 2026, followed by a European release in January 2027. The Klipsch HP-2 cost $999.99, while the Klipsch HP-3 are priced at $1,199.99.