Pure and powerful sound
Premium in-ear headphones for authentic sound experiences. Robust yet ultra-light, designed to fit with precision and comfort.
Beoplay H3
Natural
$150
Beoplay H3
Beoplay H3
Black
$150
Subtle and sophisticated. That's Beoplay H3 in Black
COMFORT
Designed for each and every ear
Extra soft rubber ear tips in different sizes, ensure a perfect fit for your ears. With a snug and comfortable fit, there's no sound leakage — and all you get is incredible acoustic performance.
SOUND
Big sound in a compact format
Beoplay H3 deliver precise and powerful, Bang & Olufsen Signature Sound. A miniature bass port inside the small cabinet, delivers a tight bass far bigger than its actual size.
CONTROLS
Free yourself from tangles
The tangle-resistant cord make Beoplay H3 easy to grab and use without wasting time untangling it. The tactile buttons on the inline remote and microphone provide easy and pleasant access to your controls.
Materials
Robust yet ultra-light
Beoplay H3 have unique housings crafted from lightweight metal that makes them robust yet ultra-light. 26 air vents are precision-drilled to reduce weight and optimise their comfort and performance.
Included in the box
• Beoplay H3 earphones • Earbuds XS, S, M and L • Flight adaptor • Carrying pouch • Quick Start guide
The Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H3 in-ear headphones are a significant upgrade from whatever earbuds came with your smartphone or portable player. They offer smooth sound, with high frequencies that have plenty of detail without the hard edges. Their warm midrange makes vocals stand out, and the bass response is never bloated or boomy. Take a close look at the H3's aluminum earpieces and you'll notice lots of tiny holes surrounding the B&O logo. Those holes allow small amounts of air to flow into the enclosures, for sound that's more open and spacious — a cool feature we don't see often in in-ear headphones.
David Brown
It’s a rich, full-bodied sound that works perfectly with this track, the pulsing bassline is packed with weight and authority that makes for a solid sound throughout the frequency range. It’s not overpowering though, and the H3s are actually pretty well balanced, serving up a good level of detail and insight into the midrange that ensures instruments sound natural and lifelike.
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