Bang & Olufsen celebrates 100 years of design excellence with a statement product: Beo Grace – luxurious in-ear headphones that combine technology, sound quality and aesthetics at the highest level. The traditional Danish company is giving the “True Wireless” category a new look – inspired by elegant jewelry design and made of polished aluminum.
Design meets sound culture
The design of the Beo Grace picks up on iconic elements of earlier models such as the A8 headphones and transfers them into a modern, miniaturized format. Every detail has been thought through – from the seamless charging case to the ergonomically optimized earpiece and the discreet LED charging indicator. Even the metal grille above the driver not only enhances the look, but also protects against dust and dirt.
There is an optional leather case in black, gray or red – with shoulder strap and discreet charging opening. This turns the charging case into a stylish clutch.
Top-class technology
Inside is a 12 mm titanium driver, tuned by Bang & Olufsen’s own sound engineers. It is supported by Dolby Atmos-compatible spatial audio, state-of-the-art Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and a newly developed EarSense technology that adjusts sound and noise suppression in real time. Ambient noise is also reproduced realistically thanks to TrueTransparency technology – ideal for the big city or when traveling.
Particularly smart: volume can be controlled via NearTap by tapping the temple – without any touch frustration.
Battery life & sustainability
Up to 4.5 hours with ANC, up to 17 hours in total with Case – plus fast charging (2.5 hours of playback after just 5 minutes of charging). The battery technology was developed in cooperation with Breathe and, according to the manufacturer, should withstand over 2,000 charging cycles – a strong signal against planned obsolescence. B&O is positioning itself very sustainably here, as can be seen from the recently reviewed Beosound A1 Gen 3 mobile Bluetooth speaker.
Availability & price
Beo Grace will be available from November 17, 2025, initially in natural aluminum. The RRP is 1,200 euros, the matching leather case costs 300 euros extra.
