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The Beoplay H100 is Bang & Olufsen's flagship over-ear wireless headphone, built around 40 mm titanium drivers, a floating DSP engine and binaural spatial audio with head tracking and Dolby Atmos for Wearables. It stands out for materials and repairability: pearl-blasted aluminum, a tactile volume wheel, a frosted glass touch surface, and replaceable parts including the headband and drivers, with cradle-to-cradle certification. It suits buyers who want premium build and long service life over the lightest or most feature-packed noise cancelers, and who accept a large, heavy headphone. Against rivals like the AirPods Max and Sony WH-1000XM5, it leans on sound tuning, physical controls and longevity rather than app breadth or low weight.
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Owners and reviewers treat the H100 as a luxury headphone with strong, refined sound and excellent build, while noting its size, weight and app dependence. Most criticism centers on value against cheaper noise-canceling flagships rather than on sound quality.
The Beoplay H100 is a pair of wireless over-ear headphones with active noise cancellation. The housing is pearl blasted aluminum, with a tactile volume wheel and a frosted glass surface. A 10-microphone array handles the noise cancellation.
Sound comes from 40 mm titanium drivers and a 500 MHz floating DSP engine. The headphones support binaural spatial sound with head-tracking and Dolby Atmos for Wearables. The Bang & Olufsen app adjusts EQ, balance and other sound preferences.
The headband uses memory foam and soft-knit fabric. The oval ear cups mold to the ears. Controls include a touch interface, a tactile dial and sensors for play/pause and power. Key components can be replaced, including the headband, driver and battery. The H100 is the first headphone to gain cradle-to-cradle certification.
