Bang & Olufsen has once again redefined luxury audio with the release of the Beoplay H100 Charles Leclerc Limited Edition, unveiled on May 19, 2025. Created in close collaboration with Formula 1 star and Global Brand Ambassador Charles Leclerc, this exclusive headphone embodies the serene blue hues of Monacoโs riviera, merging cutting-edge sound technology with timeless Monegasque aesthetics. Limited to only 216 numbered units worldwide, each marked with a โ1 of 216โ insignia, this collectorโs item is a testament to Bang & Olufsenโs commitment to acoustic excellence and Leclercโs passion for music and design.
Kristian Teรคr, CEO of Bang & Olufsen, echoed this sentiment: We are thrilled that Charles has collaborated with us to reimagine our flagship Beoplay H100 in a design that captures one of his greatest inspirations: the serene blue of the Monaco riviera. His dedication to performance and craftsmanship mirrors our own, and his love for music aligns perfectly with our mission to connect with a new wave of audio enthusiasts globally.
A Monaco-Inspired Design
The Beoplay H100 Charles Leclerc Limited Edition is a celebration of Leclercโs creative vision and Bang & Olufsenโs heritage of craftsmanship. Inspired by the tranquil blues of Monacoโs coastline, the headphone features pearl-blasted aluminum, steel-blue tempered glass, and a refined CL16 badge in silver foil. Every detail reflects Leclercโs signature Monegasque elegance, creating a sophisticated aesthetic that resonates with both style and performance.
Looking at the sea and the movement of the sea, itโs never really the same, and thatโs a huge inspiration for me. said Charles Leclerc. The superior sound quality of Bang & Olufsen has helped me disconnect from the racetrack and reconnect with music, which is a personal passion of mine. Working on this product has been an exciting journey.
Unparalleled Sound and Technology
The Beoplay H100 Charles Leclerc Limited Edition delivers an immersive audio experience, boasting high-resolution sound up to 96 kHz/24 bits, powered by custom-made 40mm titanium drivers inspired by Bang & Olufsenโs iconic Beolab 90 loudspeaker. With advanced active noise cancellation (ANC) and transparency mode facilitated by ten studio-grade microphones, these headphones ensure crystal-clear audio in any environment, from bustling city streets to the quiet of a home studio.
The headphones also feature Bang & Olufsenโs EarSense technology, which tailors sound in real-time to the wearerโs unique fit, ensuring a personalized listening experience. Additional features include Dolby Atmos support with dynamic head-tracking for a rich, spatial audio experience, and a modular design with user-replaceable parts like ear cushions and headband for enhanced durability and sustainability.
Exclusivity and Availability
Priced at โฌ2000, the Beoplay H100 Charles Leclerc Limited Edition is available exclusively through select Bang & Olufsen stores and bang-olufsen.com starting May 19, 2025. With only 216 units available worldwide, each individually numbered, this headphone is a rare collectorโs piece that combines luxury, performance, and exclusivity. Social media buzz on X highlights the excitement, with fans noting the rapid sell-out of online stock, underscoring the high demand for this unique offering.
A Legacy of Craftsmanship
Bang & Olufsen, celebrating a century of audio innovation, continues to push boundaries with the Beoplay H100 series. The Charles Leclerc Limited Edition builds on the success of the standard Beoplay H100, which has been praised for its premium materials, including lambskin leather earpads and a knitted textile headband, as well as its repairable design that promotes longevity. This collaboration with Leclerc, a figure synonymous with precision and elegance, reinforces the brandโs commitment to blending art, technology, and passion.
For audiophiles, collectors, and fans of Charles Leclerc, the Beoplay H100 Charles Leclerc Limited Edition is more than a headphoneโitโs a statement of style and sound. Visit bang-olufsen.com to secure one of the 216 exclusive units before theyโre gone.
