Beyerdynamic has taken the wraps off two new headphones, including the Aventho 300 and Amiron 300 ? both with premium features and impressive sound quality.

Beyerdynamic is making a renewed push into the consumer headphone space. While the company had previously released consumer-focused headphones, those efforts seemed to slow down. However, at the consumer electronics show IFA 2024, Beyerdynamic unveiled several new models that signal a comeback. Based on early impressions, these new offerings ? the Aventho 300 over-ear headphones and the Amiron 300 wireless earbuds ? look ready to compete.

The Aventho 300 headphones are Beyerdynamic’s answer to competitors like Sony’s WH-1000XM5 and Bose’s QuietComfort Ultra headphones. The design appears to blend elements from both, featuring earcups reminiscent of the WH-1000XM5 and a frame similar to the QuietComfort Ultra. The result is a sleek, premium look that consumers appreciate, especially given the lightweight build. Naturally, in this price range, features are key. Beyerdynamic promises that the Aventho 300 supports all the expected features you would expect in 2024, including Bluetooth Multipoint, app integration with a five-band EQ, and active noise cancellation.

But Beyerdynamic goes beyond the basics. One standout feature is the impressive 50-hour battery life with noise cancellation enabled. Sound quality is another area where Beyerdynamic shines. In a brief hands-on test at IFA, I found the ...