Grado GT220

Grado’s first true wireless in-ears have some areas of sonic expertise, but aren’t the no-brainer we’d hoped for

View offers In-ear headphones | £250 | whf.cm/GT220 We’re surprised Grado hasn’t made its first pair of true wireless in-ear headphones open-backed. After all, the company configured its first pair of wireless on-ear headphones in this manner. But even Grado has had to sacrifice a principle or two in order to join the ongoing true-wireless land-grab. So with the GT220, Grado has delivered a visually unremarkable and predictably configured pair of earbuds that go without some of the spec niceties and has slapped a premium price tag on them. Can such a small, unassuming product really be worth big money? The GT220 are small and light (just 5g per earbud), but their polycarbonate housing is unyielding to the touch and doesn’t make the Grados feel like the premium product they’re…

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What Hi-Fi? (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 2021

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