Focal has unveiled a new version of its Bathys MG wireless headphones in a Graphen Gray finish. The company describes the look as an exercise in understated luxury—no flashy elements, but premium materials, soft tones, and a design that feels upscale without being ostentatious. The Bathys MG sit in the audiophile Bluetooth headphone category and stand apart from mass-market models like the Beats, Sony WH-1000XM6, or Bose QuietComfort Ultra. The biggest differentiator is price: at $1,499, these headphones operate far beyond the typical consumer wireless segment.
That premium price tag isn't just about positioning—it's backed by hardware. The Bathys MG use magnesium dynamic drivers, which aim to deliver more accurate, rich, and detailed sound. Focal is clearly targeting listeners who prioritize sound quality over the latest smart features or the lowest cost.
On the tech side, the headphones support Bluetooth 5.2 and offer over 30 hours of wireless playback. Fast charging gives you up to five hours of listening from a 15-minute charge. They can also be used in wired mode, a key feature for anyone who wants to extract the best performance from a dedicated source.
Visually, the new Graphen Gray finish doesn't scream luxury. Instead, it makes the Bathys MG more understated and versatile—a good match for buyers who don't want an overtly flashy accessory on their head. Focal's signature design language remains intact, and the package includes a travel case.
The new color is available now directly from Focal. For those more price-conscious, the previously released Chestnut version can sometimes be found at a discount. For most people, the Bathys MG will still be a niche product, but for premium-sound enthusiasts, the new finish adds a touch of versatility to the look.