SeekerNuraphone headphones
More than any other pair of headphones we’ve tested, the Nuraphones are trying to do something entirely new with personal audio. They’ve got a pretty unique in-ear/over-ear hybrid design, some neat audio personalisation effects, and they also dispense with many of the additional buttons contained on normal headphones in favor of automatically switching on and off. While the fundamentals are there, occasionally the headphones are a bit too clever for their own good, resulting in a user-experience that can feel over-complicated.
-- As reviewed by TechRadar
Product details
- Bespoke Sound: Experience truly personalized sound with Nuraphone Bluetooth headphones. By measuring otoacoustic emissions from your cochlea with highly sensitive microphones, Nuraphone wireless headphones automatically adapt to form your unique hearing profile.
- Noise Cancelling Headphones: Enjoy the music you love without distraction thanks to active noise cancellation and two layers of passive isolation. Social Mode can be activated at touch of a button to hear conversations and your surroundings.
- Immersion Mode: Our Bluetooth headset combines in-ear buds dedicated to melodies with over-ear drivers dedicated to bass to deliver an incredibly immersive listening experience that doesn't compromise on clarity. You can adjust the bass to find the level of immersion that suits you.
- Long Life Headphones Wireless/Headphones Wired: Go wireless with high-quality Bluetooth 4.2 audio, or connect a USB or analog cable for reduced latency. Nuraphone over ear headphones have a 20 hour battery life letting you listen to music for days on a single charge, and only take 3 hours to charge to 100%.
- What You Get: 1 x Nuraphone Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, 1 x Soft Travel Case, 3 x Pairs Multi-sized Silicone Ear Tips, 1 x Analog Cable 3.5mm, 1 x USB-A Charging Cable. 3 months of TIDAL HiFi Plus streaming service for free (new TIDAL customers only)
PROS
+ Rich, full sound
+ Excellent passive noise isolation
+ Some good EQ options
+ Can be charged direct from phone
CONS
- Limited controls on headphones
- Form factor can be restricting
- Benefits of sound personalisation are subtle
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By TechRadar on July 17, 2018
More than any other pair of headphones we’ve tested, the Nuraphones are trying to do something entirely new with personal audio. They’ve got a pretty unique in-ear/over-ear hybrid design, some neat audio personalisation effects, and they also dispense with many of the additional buttons contained on normal headphones in favor of automatically switching on and off. While the fundamentals are there, occasionally the headphones are a bit too clever for their own good, resulting in a user-experience that can feel over-complicated.
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