[Audio46]

Audio46 is an Authorized Dealer of Grado



Introducing the first true wireless earphone by Grado. The GT220 offers Bluetooth 5.0, Apt-x, and AAC compatibility. A battery life of 6 hours with an additional 5 full charges stored in the case for a total charge of up to 36 hours. From electronic to jazz, the GT220 will not disappoint.

$259.00

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[actorlife]

Looks great, but Here’s hoping for a budget version under $100 with a 8hr battery and aptx hd.

 

[433521]

I'm gonna order a pair and do a soundcheck before I get critical of something I haven't heard.

 

[cadgers]

No APTX Adaptive, right?

 

[jant71]

I'm gonna order a pair and do a soundcheck before I get critical of something I haven't heard.

A brave soul.

Hey audio46, aren't they supposed to be $249??

 

[SCBob]

Same $259 direct from Grado.

 

[433521]

I'm gonna order a pair and do a soundcheck before I get critical of something I haven't heard.

Thumbs up! If you need a pair of wireless ear buds, these do the job very well. Nice full bass, nice smooth midrange, very low distortion, good dynamics whether soft or loud.

Slight fit issue, I feel like the part that enters the ear canal is longer than I'd like, but they stay in well and I'm getting used to the feeling. When I first tried 'em I could only use them for up to a half hour, but now it's better.

I don't use the phone much so the mic I dunno.

Oh yeah, cost. Yeah, these should be $100 and they would've been two years ago. Why are prices going up on gear? Present day value, I mean, if you are not settled with a pair of Hemp or 6xx or 99Classic for home, then NO. Grab a cheap pair of KZ. But given the trade wars and the resulting problems amplified by the pandemic, maybe $189 would be reasonable. As is a little pricey.

Understandable given their supply prices have gone up too.

But they have EXCELLENT customer service, and EXCELLENT treatment of workers, and their stuff is usually made in USA so that's an issue for me. I prefer small domestics, and small internationals, over large companies.