Beyerdynamic drops three new wireless audio products at IFA 2025

Beyerdynamic just unveiled three new wireless models at IFA 2025 in Berlin, and they’re focusing on premium sound, open-ear comfort, and all-day battery life.

The headliner is the AVENTHO 200 over-ear headphones. They bring much of the flagship feel from last year’s AVENTHO 300, like strong ANC and excellent battery life, but trim the fat. You’re still getting 45mm drivers, aptX Lossless support, Bluetooth 5.4, and over 60 hours of battery life (ANC off), all in a design that’s 57 grams lighter than the 300. The Dolby Atmos and head-tracking are gone, but you get fast charging (16 hours in 15 minutes), multipoint pairing, and a travel pouch instead of a hardshell carrying case. As you might have guessed, it will be cheaper than the AMIRON 300.

Then there’s the AMIRON ZERO, another pair of open-earbuds that clip onto your outer ear instead of going in it, similar to the Bose Ultra Open Earbuds. Each side weighs just 6g, keeping things lightweight and open for urban commuters or office dwellers who hate being totally sealed off. Battery life purportedly hits 20 hours, and you still get touch controls, IP54 protection, Bluetooth 5.4, and EQ tweaks via the companion app.

Rounding out the trio is the AMIRON 200, a sportier take on the open-ear trend. It keeps things secure with ergonomic ear hooks and a flexible fit for workouts or long runs. Battery life should stretch to 11 hours per charge, or 36 hours with the case. A 5-minute top-up gives you another 90 minutes of playtime: Bluetooth 5.3, dual mics with noise cancelation, and wireless charging round out the spec sheet.

All three products are set to drop in by the end of the year, starting at €149 (~$159 USD) for the AMIRON ZERO, €179 (~$189 USD) for the AMIRON 200, and €299 (~$319 USD) for the flagship AVENTHO 200. Expect them to hit Amazon and other retailers in Europe and Canada first, with U.S. availability likely to follow.