Beyerdynamic Aventho Y

Ninety Hours Between Charges

The Beyerdynamic Aventho Y is built for listeners who would rather forget where they left the charging cable. Battery life exceeds 90 hours with active noise cancellation switched off and 60 hours with it running. Fast charging provides a quick recovery when that unusually long reserve finally runs out.

Parts That Are Meant to Wear Out Can Be Replaced

Beyerdynamic gives owners access to the battery beneath a magnetically attached left ear cushion. The battery, ear pads, and other accessories can be replaced instead of turning normal wear into a reason to discard the headphones. An aluminum yoke adds a more durable structural piece to the otherwise approachable $149.99 design.

Bluetooth Moves Between Two Devices

Bluetooth 6.0 multipoint lets the Aventho Y stay connected to more than one source and switch between them. That makes it easier to move from a laptop call to music on a phone without opening pairing menus each time. The Beyerdynamic app also provides personalized sound adjustment for the closed-back, over-ear drivers.

Four Colors for the Round Earcups

The company's familiar circular shape returns in Liquid Black, Blue Fusion, Peach Blush, and Soft Jade. At 316 grams, these are substantial wireless headphones, but the long runtime reduces how often they need to sit on a charger. Beyerdynamic announced the Aventho Y today at $150, with sales already open through its own store.