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product_id: 508161770
title: "GW100x Bluetooth Open-Back Wireless On-Ear Headphones"
brand: "grado"
price: "R$6120"
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reviews_count: 10
category: "Grado"
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# 4th gen 44mm driver Bluetooth 5.2 + multipoint 46h battery life GW100x Bluetooth Open-Back Wireless On-Ear Headphones

**Brand:** grado
**Price:** R$6120
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound, stay connected, and never compromise on style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** GW100x Bluetooth Open-Back Wireless On-Ear Headphones by grado
- **How much does it cost?** R$6120 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.br](https://www.desertcart.com.br/products/508161770-gw100x-bluetooth-open-back-wireless-on-ear-headphones)

## Best For

- grado enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted grado brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Comfort Meets Classic Style:** Lightweight on-ear design with padded headband ensures all-day comfort, wrapped in Grado’s iconic retro aesthetic that stands out in any meeting or commute.
- • **Wired Backup for Zero Downtime:** Never worry about battery life—plug in the included 3.5mm cable for instant wired listening when you need it most.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Switching:** Bluetooth 5.2 with multipoint pairing lets you effortlessly toggle between your phone and laptop—perfect for the multitasking professional.
- • **Endurance that Outlasts Your Day:** Up to 46 hours of uninterrupted wireless listening with fast 2-hour charging—never miss a beat during work or play.
- • **Audiophile-Grade Open-Back Soundstage:** Experience expansive, crystal-clear audio with Grado’s 4th generation drivers, delivering unmatched clarity and immersive depth.

## Overview

The Grado GW100x is a premium open-back wireless on-ear headphone featuring Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX adaptive, AAC, and SBC codecs, delivering up to 46 hours of battery life. Equipped with Grado’s 4th generation 44mm drivers, it offers superior soundstage and clarity in a lightweight, comfortable design. Multipoint pairing and wired connectivity options ensure versatile use for professionals seeking high-fidelity audio with classic style.

## Description

The GW100x Bluetooth open back headphone is Grado’s 3rd edition of this award winning headphone. The GW100 series was the first and is the only open-back Bluetooth headphone on the market, offering superior sound than it’s closed back contemporaries. No compromises with sound… it's a Grado. This GW100x uses Grado’s 4th generation driver which features a more powerful magnetic circuit, a voice coil with decreased effective mass, and a reconfigured diaphragm. The reengineering of these components for our 44mm drivers improves the efficiency while reducing distortion, and preserves the harmonic integrity of your music. The GW100x utilizes Bluetooth version 5.2 technology; aptX adaptive, AAC and SBC codecs and improved battery life offering up to 46 hours of listening on a 2 hour charge. If you forget to charge your GW100x you can use the supplied 3.5mm headphone cable to connect to your device. New to the GW100x is multipoint pairing, while you won’t be able to simultaneously communicate with multiple devices you will be able to pair, and switch between, 2 devices more efficiently. Lightweight and comfortable, with a padded headband, the GW100x is the perfect choice for long listening sessions enjoying your favorite music. The built in microphone makes taking a phone call or getting on a virtual meeting simple. Easy to locate controls on the earpiece offer you full functionality, and you’ll also have the ability to control your GW100x from your connected device. Included with your purchase are the GW100x headphone, a USB-C to USB-A cable for charging, a 3.5mm headphone jack for a wired connection and an instruction booklet.

Review: Niche, 5-star product - After initially having the Gradio SR-80s about ten years ago I have some background to the Grado sound, build and general outlook on prioritising audio quality over anything else. I always hated the long (albeit well-built and rugged) cable… it was far too long to not be removable (2m) and it would just get tangled and annoy me. Getting the GW-1000x was an interesting choice for me and it took a decent amount of reviews to convince me. When it comes to Bluetooth headphones I’ve only ever previously gone for over-ear closed-back or true wireless headphones and to be honest there’s usually something missing or lost. I also hate that encapsulating tunnel-like sound from a seal. The same cannot be said for these headphones which in my opinion are 5-star cans and the best-sounding Bluetooth headphones I’ve ever heard by quite some distance…. but only for the right person and under the right circumstances. Grado initially released the first version of these a few years ago and I was interested in them, but the micro-USB, wireless codec and the battery life put me off. The second version answered some things such as upgrading the input to USB-C and updating the battery life significantly. These are the third generation and they go one step further. They add a host of different features (such as better DSP processing; making the Bluetooth output sound better than the wired output, paradoxically) that are typically hidden away in the Grado direct and to-the-point unboxing experience. You would struggle to tell the three versions of these apart simply from looking at them. These headphones are loud and leak a lot of noise; they are suited to people who don’t need to maintain a quiet space with other people around them. They’re also suited to people such as myself who want a passive audio sound for games or to listen to background music. They also work when you need a good awareness around you such as looking after children or something similar. What I can say from the start is the sound will impress you straight out of the box. It’s not a myth to say that Grado products also benefit heavily from a decent burn-in session of 40 hours or so. I’m looking forward to how these cans sound in 6 months as my SR-80s just got better and better. The highs are detailed and slightly more subdued than the typical wired Grado, the mids are still prominent and most surprisingly of all the bass is full and present; a very well-rounded, great-sounding set of cans. These headphones sound like you’re sitting directly in front of a circa-£4000 analogue music system built in the 70s and it really can’t be compared to any other wireless offering out there; they truly are brilliant. On-ear will put a lot of people off, but I think that you can benefit from this type of design if it is executed as well as it is on these Grados. It’s a non-invasive introduction of sound and it’s genius. The Bluetooth stays connected. The battery life is quoted as over 40 hours and that is absolutely spot on. Highly recommended if you can look past the cheap-feeling build quality; the sound, comfort and lightness will thank you for it.
Review: Brilliant sounding Bluetooth headphone - Firstly, this is an open back wireless headphone; so, it will not suit you if you want a headphone for listening in a noisy environment or if you simply want to keep your music to yourself and not be intruding upon others who share the same space as you. Secondly, these aren’t active noise canceling headphones so they wont shut you off from the world around you. Those two points made so that you can readily determine whether these Grado GW100X headphones are for you or not, these headphones sound absolutely fantastic. If you find the sound of Sony wireless headphones to be a little muddy and occluded in the midrange then you are going to love these…as long as you dont need the isolation from your environment provided by passive closed back wireless headphones like the Edifier Stax Spirit 3 or the active noose cancelling of Sony’s Wh-100XM4/5. Battery life is very good, I charged them when they arrived and have been listening for 9 days and I have not had to recharge them. Grado claim 45 hours at half volume and that seems more than reasonable to me as I work from home and have been listening during the Christmas holidays. Most wireless headphones that I use get set at half volume for pop, rock and jazz, and 3/4 or higher for large scale classical works such as symphonies and opera but with the GW100X I find that 1/4 volume is more than exciting with pop, rock, metal and half volume for most classical recordings, so that battery life of 45 hours use on one charge should be easily achievable for most people. Being open back headphones you will hear sounds in your proximity clearly; this can be a positive, such as wanting to hear someone telling you they are going to collect the children or reminding you to pick up the shopping. The sound benefit of the headphones being open back is that you get a better soundstage than with most closed back headphones, although the DSP correction used by Bluetooth headphones does skew this slightly. The GW100X are a very light headphone and very comfortable. Grado are a well established audiophile brand based in Brooklyn and their headphones share a very distinctive design language which will either speak to you soothingly in terms of nostalgic endearment, or make you think that they look odd and old fashioned. I am of the former opinion, but prepare yourself for the fact that the GW100X sit on your ear with a foam ear pad in the way that anyone not old enough to have grown up in the 80’s with a Sony Walkman and a pair of Koss’ Porta-Pro may be unfamiliar with. My ears project outward at a 90 degree angle and I only need to adjust these headphones after many hours use; those of you who have neat little ears that follow the contours of your skull will find these even more comfortable as the clamping force is as light as the headphones themselves while remaining entirely secure on your head. There is no travel case with these (its a Grado thing, spend £2K on their top of the range wired headphones and you still only get the cardboard pizzabox packaging with a foam cutout) but they aren’t a portable headphone but rather one that lets you enjoy your music in a highly entertaining way in the privacy of your own home. Compared to another brilliant sounding wireless headphone of a comparable price, the Edifier Stax Spirit 3 has a more detailed and resolving midrange compared to this Grado. However, the Grado while being a generally balanced and neutral sounding headphone (certainly in comparison to many bass heavy ANC wireless headphones) has more bass energy and a greater vim and vigour to it than the Edifier Stax Spirit 3 and I think that the Grado will satisfy more listeners. If you mainly listen to acoustic music such as Jazz and Classical then the Edifier headphone might be the better one for you (which isn’t to say that it is anything less than wonderful with other genres, rather it is splitting hairs in a comparison between to enormously satisfying and enjoyable wireless headphones) and to everyone else who doe not need to be isolated from their listening environment these Grado GW100X will supply you with endless hours of musical enjoyment. For those of us who grew up in the 80’s and have spent small fortunes on high end hifi equipment and headphones, it is amazing to discover how much musical satisfaction is to be had from a £250 pair of wireless headphones and a Tidal or Applemusic subscription.

## Features

- Wireless, open back headphone, on ear design. Wired connection possible
- Now featuring BT 5.2, aptX adaptive, AAC and SBC compatibility. Fast charging with an extended battery life of up to 46 hours
- 4th generation driver offer improved sound stage and clarity
- Comfortable and lightweight design with padded headband make extended listening sessions a pleasure

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BM6NCMFH |
| Age range (description) | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | 3,339 in In-Ear Headphones |
| Cable feature | Detachable |
| Charging time | 46 Hours |
| Compatible devices | Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, Desktops, Gaming Consoles |
| Connectivity technology | Bluetooth, Wireless |
| Control method | Touch |
| Control type | Media Control |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Included components | 3.5mm headphone jack for a wired connection, USB-C to USB-A cable for charging |
| Item model number | GW100x |
| Item weight | 363 g |
| Manufacturer | Grado |
| Material | Plastic |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Package Dimensions | 23.6 x 19.99 x 4.9 cm; 362.87 g |
| Package type | FFP |
| Recommended uses for product | Music |
| Specific uses for product | Travel, Music, Work, Commuting |
| Style | Retro/Classic |
| Water resistance level | Water Repellent |
| Wireless communication technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** GRADO
- **Colour:** Black&Silver
- **Ear placement:** On Ear
- **Form factor:** On Ear
- **Frequency response:** 20 KHz
- **Headphone jack:** 3.5 mm Jack
- **Impedance:** 38 Ohms
- **Model name:** GW100x
- **Noise control:** Passive Noise Cancellation
- **Sensitivity:** 38 Ohm

## Images

![GW100x Bluetooth Open-Back Wireless On-Ear Headphones - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51kLUQ0AeEL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is there a firmware update or something to make this less loud?**
A: There is no firmware update, you need to lower the volume.

**Q: My understanding is that grado headphones are built in the usa, why does amazon say the country of origin is china?**
A: Not all Grado headphones are assembled in the US, the GW100 is made in China.

**Q: Is it really china? My older gw100's are made in the US (though i suspect the bluetooth components are made in china)**
A: yea, its still works great but think it would have been much better for them to redesigned one of their premium wired sets to use a blue tooth dongle like the SR325X instead of it.

**Q: I have a big head, can the band be bent at all so it's not crushing my skull?**
A: There is a metal band that runs through the headband and can be bent to loosen or tighten the pressure on the head

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Niche, 5-star product
*by R***S on 14 May 2023*

After initially having the Gradio SR-80s about ten years ago I have some background to the Grado sound, build and general outlook on prioritising audio quality over anything else. I always hated the long (albeit well-built and rugged) cable… it was far too long to not be removable (2m) and it would just get tangled and annoy me. Getting the GW-1000x was an interesting choice for me and it took a decent amount of reviews to convince me. When it comes to Bluetooth headphones I’ve only ever previously gone for over-ear closed-back or true wireless headphones and to be honest there’s usually something missing or lost. I also hate that encapsulating tunnel-like sound from a seal. The same cannot be said for these headphones which in my opinion are 5-star cans and the best-sounding Bluetooth headphones I’ve ever heard by quite some distance…. but only for the right person and under the right circumstances. Grado initially released the first version of these a few years ago and I was interested in them, but the micro-USB, wireless codec and the battery life put me off. The second version answered some things such as upgrading the input to USB-C and updating the battery life significantly. These are the third generation and they go one step further. They add a host of different features (such as better DSP processing; making the Bluetooth output sound better than the wired output, paradoxically) that are typically hidden away in the Grado direct and to-the-point unboxing experience. You would struggle to tell the three versions of these apart simply from looking at them. These headphones are loud and leak a lot of noise; they are suited to people who don’t need to maintain a quiet space with other people around them. They’re also suited to people such as myself who want a passive audio sound for games or to listen to background music. They also work when you need a good awareness around you such as looking after children or something similar. What I can say from the start is the sound will impress you straight out of the box. It’s not a myth to say that Grado products also benefit heavily from a decent burn-in session of 40 hours or so. I’m looking forward to how these cans sound in 6 months as my SR-80s just got better and better. The highs are detailed and slightly more subdued than the typical wired Grado, the mids are still prominent and most surprisingly of all the bass is full and present; a very well-rounded, great-sounding set of cans. These headphones sound like you’re sitting directly in front of a circa-£4000 analogue music system built in the 70s and it really can’t be compared to any other wireless offering out there; they truly are brilliant. On-ear will put a lot of people off, but I think that you can benefit from this type of design if it is executed as well as it is on these Grados. It’s a non-invasive introduction of sound and it’s genius. The Bluetooth stays connected. The battery life is quoted as over 40 hours and that is absolutely spot on. Highly recommended if you can look past the cheap-feeling build quality; the sound, comfort and lightness will thank you for it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant sounding Bluetooth headphone
*by T***E on 27 December 2023*

Firstly, this is an open back wireless headphone; so, it will not suit you if you want a headphone for listening in a noisy environment or if you simply want to keep your music to yourself and not be intruding upon others who share the same space as you. Secondly, these aren’t active noise canceling headphones so they wont shut you off from the world around you. Those two points made so that you can readily determine whether these Grado GW100X headphones are for you or not, these headphones sound absolutely fantastic. If you find the sound of Sony wireless headphones to be a little muddy and occluded in the midrange then you are going to love these…as long as you dont need the isolation from your environment provided by passive closed back wireless headphones like the Edifier Stax Spirit 3 or the active noose cancelling of Sony’s Wh-100XM4/5. Battery life is very good, I charged them when they arrived and have been listening for 9 days and I have not had to recharge them. Grado claim 45 hours at half volume and that seems more than reasonable to me as I work from home and have been listening during the Christmas holidays. Most wireless headphones that I use get set at half volume for pop, rock and jazz, and 3/4 or higher for large scale classical works such as symphonies and opera but with the GW100X I find that 1/4 volume is more than exciting with pop, rock, metal and half volume for most classical recordings, so that battery life of 45 hours use on one charge should be easily achievable for most people. Being open back headphones you will hear sounds in your proximity clearly; this can be a positive, such as wanting to hear someone telling you they are going to collect the children or reminding you to pick up the shopping. The sound benefit of the headphones being open back is that you get a better soundstage than with most closed back headphones, although the DSP correction used by Bluetooth headphones does skew this slightly. The GW100X are a very light headphone and very comfortable. Grado are a well established audiophile brand based in Brooklyn and their headphones share a very distinctive design language which will either speak to you soothingly in terms of nostalgic endearment, or make you think that they look odd and old fashioned. I am of the former opinion, but prepare yourself for the fact that the GW100X sit on your ear with a foam ear pad in the way that anyone not old enough to have grown up in the 80’s with a Sony Walkman and a pair of Koss’ Porta-Pro may be unfamiliar with. My ears project outward at a 90 degree angle and I only need to adjust these headphones after many hours use; those of you who have neat little ears that follow the contours of your skull will find these even more comfortable as the clamping force is as light as the headphones themselves while remaining entirely secure on your head. There is no travel case with these (its a Grado thing, spend £2K on their top of the range wired headphones and you still only get the cardboard pizzabox packaging with a foam cutout) but they aren’t a portable headphone but rather one that lets you enjoy your music in a highly entertaining way in the privacy of your own home. Compared to another brilliant sounding wireless headphone of a comparable price, the Edifier Stax Spirit 3 has a more detailed and resolving midrange compared to this Grado. However, the Grado while being a generally balanced and neutral sounding headphone (certainly in comparison to many bass heavy ANC wireless headphones) has more bass energy and a greater vim and vigour to it than the Edifier Stax Spirit 3 and I think that the Grado will satisfy more listeners. If you mainly listen to acoustic music such as Jazz and Classical then the Edifier headphone might be the better one for you (which isn’t to say that it is anything less than wonderful with other genres, rather it is splitting hairs in a comparison between to enormously satisfying and enjoyable wireless headphones) and to everyone else who doe not need to be isolated from their listening environment these Grado GW100X will supply you with endless hours of musical enjoyment. For those of us who grew up in the 80’s and have spent small fortunes on high end hifi equipment and headphones, it is amazing to discover how much musical satisfaction is to be had from a £250 pair of wireless headphones and a Tidal or Applemusic subscription.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Grado!
*by A***S on 12 June 2025*

Overall a good pair of headphones, they are what you usually can expect from Grado. They have good battery life and great sound but be prepared to buy third party ear pads if you don't want your ears to melt and fall down after the first 20 minutes of listening. The build feels a bit cheap and buttons are wobbly, definitely not what you'd expect from £200+ headphones. I really want to like this pair of headphones but the price point and cheap vibe doesn't cut it for me

## Frequently Bought Together

- GRADO GW100x Wireless Open-Back Headphones – Bluetooth 5.2, 40-Hour Battery, 44mm Drivers – Audiophile Over-Ear Headphones with Mic – Lightweight, Retro Design – for Home, Studio & Travel
- Geekria Shield Headphones Case Compatible with Grado SR325e, SR225x, SR125, SR80, SR60, RS2, RS1, PS2000e Case, Replacement Hard Shell Travel Carrying Bag with Cable Storage (Black)
- Geekria Comfort Foam Replacement Ear Pads for GRADO SR60, SR80, SR125, SR225, M1, M2 Headphones Ear Cushions, Headset Earpads, Ear Cups Cover Repair Parts (Black)

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