Bang Olufsen’s Beo Grace earbuds combine sculpted design, advanced sound, and smart battery life for the luxury market.
Summary
- Beo Grace features aluminium and leather details that set it apart in luxury audio.
- New tech includes upgraded noise cancellation, Spatial Audio, and smart charging.
- Priced at $1,500, available mid November through Bang Olufsen and select retailers.
Bang Olufsen’s Beo Grace earbuds arrive with the kind of finish you expect from a century-old design house. Aluminium, leather, and precise detailing place them closer to jewelry than tech. Polished metal gives the casing a crisp edge, the charging case mirrors the same craftsmanship, and a leather pouch in black, red, or grey extends the design language into accessories meant to be seen.
Sound is handled with titanium drivers that deliver clarity and weight across genres. Noise cancellation has been upgraded with a system called EarSense, tuned to filter distraction with precision. Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio are both supported, so the effect is immersive without feeling overproduced.
A partnership with UK startup Breathe adds a battery management system that monitors each cell and extends overall life. The earbuds are expected to handle more than 2,000 charging cycles, far above the category norm. Daily use feels less limited by charging concerns and more about sustained performance.
Interaction is pared back to gestures and taps. A light touch in front of the ear adjusts volume, while direct taps control playback or mode shifts. Transparency mode, powered by multiple microphones, pulls in outside sound with a natural balance.
The Beo Grace earbuds are priced at $1,500 and will be available starting November 17 through Bang Olufsen’s website, flagship stores, and select retail partners.
