Beoplay H100 Premium Wireless Active Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones with Protective Carrying Case, Infinite Black

as you expect and more build quality is extrremly great, sound quality is unbelievable, treble bit weakness point but come on its beoplay sound engineering guys, only comment i have is the head support seperated part its some times it get out by it self, by the way its not audiophile sound but its a inique piece that will be living long , prestige , peach color is fantastic, touch is great,, i hope next software beoplay improve treble

I bought these very expensive headphones and on my very first use of them on a long 7 hour flight, 90 minutes after functioning properly, they just failed me. The right ear cup stopped noise cancelling, and stopped sound. I reset the device, noise cancelling came back but no sound, all while sound quality on the left side has deteriorated to cheap speaker level. I contacted support and they suggested a hard reset which I did, and they seemed to come back to life. A couple of days later when on another flight, the same crazy games happened. and it’s not just on flights that they go bad, it’s that they would work well for a few minutes and then die on me. the problem I just discovered is the dealership support is i depended, and global support has no authority over them. and that I need to take them to the dealer to repair them! what? brand new premium device that worked well for a couple of hours total, and now gets repaired? so I pay full price for a practically refurbished device?

El sonido es el mejor que he tenido en unos audífonos y he probado muchos. La claridad es impresionante más que h95 y los bajos los han llevado a otro nivel. Todos se escucha fresco y nunca viciado

Just wanted to share a simple, honest take on the H100 after spending more time with it. At first, I actually had to return my original pair. There was a slight pry-open cosmetic issue that didn’t sit right with me. I didn’t want to risk keeping something that already felt off. On top of that, the comfort was pretty bad. It did ease up a little over time, but it never got to a point where I could fully enjoy wearing them. I ended up getting a replacement, and honestly, it was a night-and-day difference. Comfort improved a lot right away. There was no weird pressure or discomfort like before. It finally felt like how it was supposed to be. Sound-wise, there was also an improvement. Not a massive change, but definitely noticeable. Everything felt a bit cleaner and more refined. The detail retrieval is subtle but satisfying, separation is really good, and the soundstage feels wide and spacious. It doesn’t have the deepest 3D layering, but it still gives a very open and enjoyable listening experience. One thing I really love is how seamlessly it connects with my iPad and iPhone. I can switch between them pretty quickly, like watching a movie on my iPad, then jumping to a quick reel on my iPhone, without having to manually reconnect every time. It just works, and it makes the whole experience feel effortless. The touch controls are very intuitive and become second nature pretty quickly. I also really like the transparency feature where covering the ear lets outside sound in. It’s simple, but genuinely useful in everyday situations. The auto on and off is another highlight. It’s one of those features you don’t think about, it just works seamlessly. The ability to adjust the sound and ANC is another big plus. I really enjoy being able to fine-tune things depending on what I’m doing. The ANC itself is solid. It’s not quite at the very top tier like the Sony XM6, but it’s definitely good enough for everyday use and does a great job overall. And honestly, the whole experience just feels luxurious. From the moment you receive it, the box, the unboxing, even the smell, everything feels premium. The build quality is top-tier, the app is clean and enjoyable to use, and the aesthetic alone is just beautiful. Easily one of, if not the most luxurious-looking headphones on the market. Add-on Review update- 4/11/26 After more time with the H100, I appreciate how complete the experience is. The sound is smooth, refined, and clearly a step above typical consumer headphones. It may not have the biggest soundstage or the most technical detail, but it gets close while staying easy and enjoyable to listen to. Compared to the DALI IO-12, the H100 does not sound as spacious or as realistic, but it comes surprisingly close while offering much better design and everyday usability. Compared to the Sony XM6, the H100 is a clear step up in sound quality with better clarity and separation, while still keeping the convenience and features. One way I see it now is that there are really three types of headphones. Some focus purely on sound like the IO-12, some focus on features like the XM6, and then there are hybrids like the H100 that balance both. The H100 falls into that last category, giving you very good sound, strong features, and a premium build all in one. What really stands out is the daily use. The comfort, premium feel, and features like auto on and off make a big difference. It is effortless to use and something you actually want to pick up every day. I have tried more sound focused headphones, and while some perform better in certain areas, they often lack the polish and convenience of the H100. It may not be the best in pure sound for the price, but as a complete package, it is one of the most satisfying headphones to live with.

ビルドクオリティー、音共に文句なし。 地味に使いやすいのもよし！ 偶に5万円台で売られていることがあるが、それは偽物の為、絶対買わないように！！ 注意喚起のためにこのレビューを残します。

I just purchased these to replace my H95s after several months of research and back and forth, as these are expensive, The said, the main thing you will notice is the very noticeably improved sound quality, mainly: sound stage, bass, clarity, and lighter weight. ANC is better than H95 but at best on par with Apple over ear headphones. So, yes, if you have the money it's definitely worth it. Very comfortable and even the B&O app is both functional and easy to use (no funky graphics, overkill features, and that annoying tendency to 'take over' your playing lists. Just straight up audio controls. That said you are paying a lot extra in part for non audio things like design/materials, but it's Ok if you really want top sound from a bluetooth headset that will hold up. If you like B&Os but don't have the cash, then the H95s remain a good lower cost option for sure. Note that anything lower (e.g. the HXs) I don't recommend for their price point. Overall, I personally prefer to B&O headphones over Sony, Bose, Apple, and other wireless models I have purchased in past years.

Beoplay h95と本製品h100、同時に買いました。 なんて意味のわからないことをと仰る方もおられるかと思いますが、両商品とも後悔のない買い物でした。 B&Oのヘッドフォンはh9 3rd gen以来です。 これはこれで良いヘッドフォンではありましたが、総合的に70点程度の満足度であって、 bluetoothの接続、ANCの弱さや一部パーツのチープさ等もあって、6万ならこんなものかと考えていたところです。 それ以来のh100、値段も4倍になっているので当然なのですが、製品としての満足度は段違いでした。 bluetoothの接続はストレスフリーで、繋がらなくて苛つくことが今のところありません。 デザインも大変美しく、ま、繰り返しになりますが値段も値段だけにチープさは感じません。 ANCもずいぶんと進化しています。十分実使用に耐えうるものですが、SONYやBOSEには及びません。 音質については、購入前に色々下調べしました。 特に海外ユーザーのレビューにおいて、h95とh100、「明確な差はない」というレビューが目につきましたが、 そんなことはありません。間違えようのないほど差があります。もちろんh100の方が上です。 h95も当然悪いはずがないのですが、h100はより臨場感があり、音場の広さの違いを明確に感じられます。 「オーケストラが目の前にいるようだ」とか、それは流石に言いすぎで、 この程度の価格のヘッドフォンではそんなこと起こりうるはずがありませんが、 曲や録音方法の違いによってはそう錯覚させることがあるかもしれない。そう感じるほどの実力があると思います。 個人的には非常にお勧めです。 お値段もなかなかのものですが、それにふさわしい価値があります。