Author: Chris Welch
There’s no topping wired audio, but high-end headphone makers are doing their best to get the most out of Bluetooth. As the latest example of this, Grado is now shipping its $249 GW100 headphones. These are Grado’s first wireless headphones. As with the rest of the company’s lineup, these are open-back headphones — so you’re not going to want to use them for commuting on the subway or in noisy surroundings.
Grado says these are the first open-back Bluetooth headphones on the market. It’s a mixture that doesn’t seem ideal for all listening situations, but the open-back design allows for a wide soundstage and greater detail, according to the company. “Some might think wireless and open-back are an odd pairing, but now you can enjoy...
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There’s no topping wired audio, but high-end headphone makers are doing their best to get the most out of Bluetooth. As the latest example of this, Grado is now shipping its $249 GW100 headphones. These are Grado’s first wireless headphones. As with the rest of the company’s lineup, these are open-back headphones — so you’re not going to want to use them for commuting on the subway or in noisy surroundings.
Grado says these are the first open-back Bluetooth headphones on the market. It’s a mixture that doesn’t seem ideal for all listening situations, but the open-back design allows for a wide soundstage and greater detail, according to the company. “Some might think wireless and open-back are an odd pairing, but now you can enjoy...
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