Beyerdynamic Aventho 100 wireless headphones get massive battery upgrade
Looking for wireless headphones with long battery life and premium sound quality? The new Beyerdynamic Aventho 100 wireless headphones might be your perfect match. With up to 60 hours of playback and active noise cancellation, they offer a huge upgrade over the original 2017 model. Whether you're commuting, working, or relaxing, these headphones promise uninterrupted listening with comfort and style. The Aventho 100 also come with modern features like Bluetooth 5.4, aptX Lossless support, and USB-C charging—making them ideal for everyday use.
Second-gen Beyerdynamic Aventho 100 wireless headphones arrive
Beyerdynamic has officially launched the Aventho 100, the next-gen version of its classic wireless headphones first introduced in 2017. While the 45mm drivers remain unchanged, the headphones now include updated Bluetooth support and an impressive 630mAh battery that delivers up to 60 hours of playback—triple the battery life of the original. For listeners who use active noise cancellation, the Aventho 100 still offers up to 40 hours of battery life. And with a quick 15-minute charge delivering 15 hours of listening time, these are designed to keep you going.
Design upgrades make the Aventho 100 more practical and stylish
The Aventho 100 wireless headphones sport a sleek folding design for portability and come in black, brown, and cream color options. Though slightly larger than the original due to the battery improvements, they maintain the premium on-ear comfort of their predecessor. Beyerdynamic has also improved durability by wrapping the exposed wires in a braided cable, while keeping the ear pads replaceable for long-term use. These thoughtful design tweaks make the Aventho 100 more travel- and lifestyle-friendly.
Pricing, availability, and standout audio features
The Aventho 100 is launching first in Canada for $299.99 CAD (around $220 USD) and in Europe for €199—significantly lower than the original's €449 price tag. A broader global rollout is expected soon. In addition to longer battery life, the headphones feature aptX Lossless and Adaptive codec support, Qualcomm’s Clear Voice Capture for calls, and a USB-C port for modern charging. A 3.5mm audio jack is also included for wired listening when needed, giving users more flexibility.
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