Bang & Olufsen earbuds gain honey gold finish

Bang & Olufsen earbuds get a honey gold finish and a jewelry inspired sheen on the Beo Grace, the company said, extending the brand’s focus on metal craftsmanship.

Bang & Olufsen earbuds design and finish

The new honey gold tone brings a warm, soft tint inspired by jewelry, intended to sit naturally alongside gold and rose gold accessories in everyday outfits, Bang & Olufsen said.

The earbuds use a slim body profile with polished aluminum paired with a bead blasted surface to create visible layering and a tactile, refined feel. Polished aluminum and bead blasted finish help the design read as both modern and understated.

Sound hardware and spatial audio

Bang & Olufsen earbuds in the Beo Grace ship with 12mm titanium drivers that aim to deliver clear detail and stable output, the company said.

The model supports adaptive active noise cancellation and Dolby Atmos spatial audio, which Bang & Olufsen said helps maintain consistent listening quality for commuting and indoor use, and keeps voice calls clear.

Fit, durability and case

The Bang & Olufsen earbuds adopt an elliptical ear tip shape to improve fit and comfort for longer wear, the company said, and the units carry an IP57 dust and water rating for daily use.

The charging case is made from a pearlescent bead blasted aluminum and is compact for pocket carry, while a leather storage sleeve is offered as an accessory to match the refined finish.

Battery system and pricing

Battery life was a key upgrade. Bang & Olufsen said the Beo Grace uses a battery management system developed with Breathe and that internal testing shows more than 2,000 charge cycles, a figure the company described as above typical headphone levels.

Bang & Olufsen set the price at HK$9,990, approximately $1,280, and the leather storage sleeve is listed at HK$2,298, about $295, the company said. The product will be offered in multiple color options.