Bang & Olufsen has launched its latest Beo Grace earbuds, priced at a staggering $1,500, featuring a sleek aluminum design and advanced active noise cancellation technology. The new earbuds utilize 12mm titanium drivers and six microphones to adjust sound based on ambient noise and ear shape, reports 24brussels.
Designed to support Dolby Atmos spatial audio, these earbuds also offer a transparency mode that enhances the listening experience by eliminating distortion. Key features include tactile controls and “NearTap” technology for effortless volume adjustments.
The Beo Grace earbuds provide 4.5 hours of battery life with active noise cancellation turned on, which is lower compared to the six-hour lifespan of the $499 Beoplay Eleven earbuds released the previous year. However, Bang & Olufsen claims to have partnered with battery intelligence firm Breathe to enhance battery longevity, asserting that these earbuds exceed 2,000 charge cycles in internal evaluations.
Included with the earbuds is a matching aluminum charging case, which can function as an audio transmitter when connected to devices via USB-C or line-in, enabling audio streaming from non-Bluetooth devices, such as airplane TVs. A leather pouch for the charging case is available, but it costs an additional $400.
Preorders for the Beo Grace earbuds are currently open, with shipping scheduled to commence on November 17, 2025.
