Наушники — Bang & Olufsen Beo Grace

Bang & Olufsen built Beo Grace as a closed true wireless earphone with adaptive active noise cancellation and a charging case, with shipping announced for November 17, 2025 at USD 1,500. The stems and the case are made of aluminium, with a polished finish on the stems and a pearl-blasted finish on the case, and a metal grille covers each speaker opening. The styling is described by the brand as inspired by fine jewellery, and the model was also presented at ISE 2026 in Barcelona.

Key specs that matter

A 12 mm titanium dynamic driver sits in each earbud, with a stated frequency range of 10 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Playback runs up to 4.5 hours with noise cancellation active, and about 17 hours in total with the case. A 5 minute charge gives roughly 2.5 hours of listening, a full earbud charge takes about one hour, and the case refills in about 30 minutes over USB-C or on a wireless pad. The earbud battery is 45 mAh and the case holds 200 mAh. Each earpiece weighs 6 g and measures 21.9 x 31.3 x 25.4 mm, while the case weighs 65 g at 59.5 x 47 x 23.8 mm.

Engineering and use context

The maker claims its adaptive noise cancellation is four times more effective than its previous earbud and that it reads the acoustic signature of the ear to tailor the effect. TrueTransparency offers five levels in the app. Six MEMS omnidirectional microphones per earbud handle beam-directional speech pickup with wind reduction. Controls use tactile force sensors inside solid aluminium tubes with a mechanical click, plus NearTap volume adjustment by tapping near the ear. A custom battery management system is designed for more than 2,000 charge cycles. The oval ear tips include nylon mesh dust protection, and spatial audio with Dolby Atmos is supported. A 3-year warranty is included, and a leather pouch is sold separately for USD 400.

Pairing

Bluetooth 5.3 gives a 10 m range with AAC and SBC codecs, while LC3 is available in dongle mode through the case. Multipoint lets two hosts stay linked simultaneously and the earbuds remember the last six paired devices. Made for iPhone certification and Microsoft Swift Pair cover Apple and Windows hosts, and software updates arrive over time through the Amadeus platform.

Alternatives

Bang & Olufsen Beoplay EX is an earlier wireless in-ear from the same company with 9.2 mm dynamic drivers, aptX Adaptive support and up to 20 hours of total playback with its case.