Block Out the World With Bang & Olufsen's Beoplay HX Wireless Headphones
Working from home just got a lot quieter.
Bang & Olufsen is at the forefront of pioneering audio experiences, and its latest product — the Beoplay HX — is sure to uphold the Danish brand’s reputation. These all-new over-ear wireless headphones are arguably B&O’s finest to date, bringing a new meaning to noise cancellation, battery life, and audio quality.
Designed for everyday use, the Beoplay HX packs 35 hours of battery life on a single charge — which, in this day and age, equates to five working days at home without having to charge them. For those who want them for their audio quality, then you’re in luck — B&O developed two custom-designed 40mm speaker drivers with neodymium magnets and bass ports that drive the most optimal bass performance possible, while the next-generation of Digital Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation will ensure you’ll be completely captivated and encapsulated in the sound experience.
For those who’d rather use these for taking calls and blocking out any WFH nuisances, B&O also has you covered. Coupled with the aforementioned ANC function comes four dedicated microphones that enhance the call-making experience and there is also better speech delivery.
In true B&O form, no amount of attention to detail has been spared. The new Beoplay HX, which is designed to be worn for almost a week, must be comfortable — so B&O has re-engineered the headband, made the design more ergonomic, and has reduced the overall weight in comparison to previous headphones. Soft lambskin leather combines with the typically minimalist use of polished aluminum, while colors continue the discreet theme with tones of “Black Anthracite,” “Sand” and “Timber” rounding out the look.
Check out the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay HX over-ear wireless headphones above, and head over to the B&O website now to purchase the HX in “Black Anthracite” now for $499 USD. The other colorways will be dropping online and in-stores soon.
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