Danish audio brand Bang & Olufsen has unveiled its new flagship wireless earbuds, the Beo Grace, which come with a hefty price tag.

At A$2,200, these earbuds cost more than most smartphones, including the new iPhone 17 Pro.

B&O describes the Beo Grace as its “best-sounding and most intelligent earbuds ever,” drawing on the acoustic principles of its A$3,100 Beoplay H100 over-ear headphones.

Each earbud features a 12mm titanium driver and advanced acoustic architecture designed to deliver “unrivalled audio performance.”

The Beo Grace includes Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, powered by six studio-grade microphones, which automatically adjusts in real time to the wearer’s environment.

They also support Dolby Atmos spatial audio and a TrueTransparency mode that recreates surroundings without hiss or distortion.

The earbuds come with updated oval ear tips for a better seal, and both buds and case are IP57-rated dust- and waterproof.

A full charge provides 4.5 hours of listening with ANC, while the charging case extends total battery life to 17 hours.

B&O also teamed up with battery-intelligence company Breathe to ensure the cells last more than 2,000 charge cycles, far exceeding typical earbuds.

Design-wise, the Beo Grace is crafted from polished aluminium, with a pearl-blasted aluminium charging case.

B&O offers an optional bespoke leather pouch in black, red, or grey for A$670, bringing the total cost to over A$3,000 for those who want the full luxury experience.

Bang & Olufsen CEO Kristian Teär called the Beo Grace “a piece of design sculpture that ushers in a new era of wearable sound,” positioning the earbuds as more than just functional audio gear.

The Beo Grace will be available for pre-order now, with shipping starting 17 November 2025, and comes with a three-year warranty.