Description
Grado GW100 Wireless Headphones
Grado GW100 wireless headphones are unique in the extensive range of Grado headphones and the company’s first open back wireless pair.
Since 1953 Grado Labs has adapted at their own pace and the first wireless Grado headphone is only the first step in what’s to come. Grado took their time to get the sound just right and made no compromises in the design of the new GW100. Nothing is lost except the wires.
Inside the GW100 are none other than signature Grado drivers.
These speakers are the same ones Grado build for their wired headphones, which are finely tuned for the different enclosures Grado use. Grado Labs’ first wireless headphone is no different, with drivers configured specifically for them. The desired sonic capabilities of the GW100 would not be possible without decades of experience in driver design.
Grado GW100 wireless headphones are the world’s first open-back Bluetooth headphones.
Their speaker housings and internals have been designed from the ground up, now working in tandem to notably diminish escaping sound by up to 60%.*
There is a design language that’s seen throughout all of Grado headphones since Grado Labs started building them nearly 30 years ago. The GW100 continues this, looking like it’s part of the family simply at a glance.
These wireless Grado headphones are a milestone in Grado’s 65 year history.
Specifications
- Bluetooth Version: 5.0
- Battery Capacity: 850mAH
- Working Distance: 10m
- Battery Life: 40 hrs
- Frequency Response: 20Hz~20KHz
- Mic Sensitivity: 42dB +/- 3dB
- Transducer Type: Dynamic
- Operating Principle: Open Air
- SPL 1mW: 99.8 dB
- Nominal Impedance: 32 ohms
- Driver Matched dB: .05 dB
In the Box: Headphones, Warranty, Grado story-sheet, USBc charging cable, 3.5mm audio cable
*As compared to Grado’s wired headphones. Leakage reduction varies in certain situations. This is based on a reasonable distance, angle, and genre of music played.
Reviews
“Grado’s first Bluetooth headphones are everything I wanted them to be”
– Gizmodo, Mario Aguilar
“Editors’ Choice & Best Overall Headphone”
– Popular Mechanics
“Striking and Refreshingly Affordable”
– Gear Patrol, Tucker Bowe
