Description
Our first wireless headphones are even better with Bluetooth 5.2, longer battery life, and our new X drivers. Nothing goes to waste, except the wires.
Materiality of Sound
Grado has perfected the art of sound reproduction over the past seven decades. Every experiment, since our first day at the workbench in 1953, has given birth to the GW100x and its long-awaited sonic capabilities. Our signature wireless sound, the GW100x, aims to bring authentic texture to your music.
Two Days to Relax
Thanks to a more efficient battery and Bluetooth 5.2, the GW100x can now listen to music for nearly two days straight. USB-C, compatible with our GT220, is now included, allowing the GW100x to comply with global charging standards. The improved chipset allows for greater data transfer from your device to the GW100x, while maintaining a strong connection.
X-Series Drivers
Grado’s 4th generation drivers are here. Specifically designed for the GW100x Wireless, this new speaker design incorporates a more powerful magnetic circuit, a lower effective mass voice coil, and a reconfigured diaphragm. Redesigning these components for our 44mm drivers improves efficiency, reduces distortion, and preserves the harmonic integrity of your music.
Step by Step
The GW100 is the world’s first open-back Bluetooth headphone. The enclosure and internal components of its speakers have been completely redesigned, now working together to significantly reduce sound leakage by up to 60%**. This design language has been present in all our headphones since the first one was released in 1991. The GW100x continues this philosophy, making you feel like part of the family at first glance. These Grado wireless headphones mark a significant milestone in our seven-decade history.
Music, Voice, Volume, Calls
Forget that person you’ve been avoiding and leave your phone in your pocket. The GW100x lets you control the volume and playback of your music directly from your ear. If your device supports it, you can activate your voice assistant and answer or ignore calls for that person.
