[IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones

I never imagined myself buying over ear phones, I have always had in-ear phones, and my core purchase last year where some Fantastic Sony WF1000x the had some great reviews and I was very happy. But then something caught my eye something that was both, as an avid tech watcher on youtube Unbox Therapy did a nuraphone unboxing. I had to have some, there was a little bit of guilt purchasing a $400 pair of phones but the risk was worth taking.So apologies for the Epiphany but its so you know where Im coming from now a breakdown.Packaging and carry case.One of the great features of these phones is their look, the box has you intrigued from the off and upon opening your presented with a very solid carry case, it feels well made and good quality wipe clean soft touch material and that clasp, when opened you see the phones, but inner felt is clean and adds to the premium feel and the magnetic cable holder is just the icing on the cake. If you didn't know already you know why these are $400 and its because they mean business and you haven't even listened to them yet.ConnectivityPairing is straight forward and as you'd expect a very slick affair. Pick up the phones and put them on your head they talk to you and guide you through the process on the app.Saying that, once your setup, your introduced to your first experience of the sound visually as you hear it. From then on in your greeted with the profile name (my name in my case) every time I put them on take them off within no time at all they turn off conserving that power.Charging is indicted by light beep and the percentage is said to you every time you put them on. EasyBuild quality.Soft cups supported by a rigid outer shell that again adds to that premium feel these aren't some plastic moulded affair. They twist, flex and bend which ever way and aren't going to lose shape very quickly sorry...at all. The inner ear is the uniqueness and you know about that because that's whats intrigued you in the first place, the over ear part is very comfortable and the inner ear has that same comfort feel and I will say it does take 5-10 wears to get used to them properly but after that you will put them on perfect every time.Sound and Noise CancellingThis the reason you hear (sorry) from the first setup your looking for that track you wanted to hear not necessarily your favourite track but one that gives you that vibe. Myself I took them off....put in my sonys and listened to the track on them first, I then put on the nura's, it was like a different track, the sound was separated I could hear the individuality in the recording. They immerse you in the track like no other headphones I have tried, you cant help but jig about because its like the artist are literally right behind you. That Track was the Giles Martin remastered Sgt Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Fab four.So you may wonder are you going to be that guy/girl everyone looks at because you phones are bleeding sound..not these, your cocooned in you own moment, they cant hear you and you can't hear them so much so I would pick-up your visual scanning if your out for a walk with these on because you can hear nothing but your sound.The sound you hear is your own sound the setup of your personal signature. Its very heavy base heavy at times and some quick adjustment is needed on the app, and that would be one gripe, the ability to set my own immersion profiles that can be selected via the headphone taps would be a great addition. As for the ear tap settings changes, these a very quick and responsive and have a good array of adjustment to their function whether muting, skiping track etc.Verdict overallYou will understand the price, once you realise that these aren't some run of the mill headphones with a huge marketing machine behind them, but that they are actually punching into the earshot of the big brands and the money you have dispatched to make them yours is very much worth it.A sound quality that is unique and perhaps they wont be for everyone but everyone I have shown them to has literally been blown away. I have no reason not to recommend them, yes there probably are other headphones giving the same quality of sound but I will guarantee that these will be my headphones for a very very long time and they will out last most if not all their competitors due to that build quality. Kudos goes to Nura for going 'out-there' and trying something different and then making it perfect. Thanks for making music sound great again.RussellLiverpool England

I was a little sceptical that they could sound as good as others had described in their reviews, but I was very wrong! Without doubt the best headphones I have ever put on my head. Although I have not timed the battery life, Nura claim 15-20 hours per charge, however it is very good, I use mine for a minimum of an hour a day and charge them every 7 to 10 days.If you are a little unsure as to the sound quality, buy a pair, you can always return them to Amazon, but I bet you won't!The best headphones, just got better since the release of the G2 firmware, they were very good at noise isolation, but the firmware upgrade adds ANC active noise cancelling and several more options.I found the following write up in New Atlas (formally Gizmag) and as an owner agree with everything in the article.After first testing Nura's near-magical auto-adaptive headphones in 2016, we jumped straight in and bought a couple pairs. To this date, they're still the best headphones we've ever heard, but what we didn't expect was a free software update that would take things up a notch with active noise canceling, social mode and a bunch of other new features.I have several pairs of Bluetooth headphones around the house, and I can honestly say I've never gone out of my way to run a software update on any of them. This G2 update from Nura is a very different proposition.Free to all Nura owners, it takes what's already a transcendent headphone experience and … well, the best way to describe it is that it tidies up around the edges and adds some exciting new functionality. We've been pre-release testing the G2 update for the last week.Active Noise Canceling (ANC)Honestly, the way these cans are designed almost precludes the need for noise canceling. As well as the over-ear cups, Nuraphones add in a springy silicon earbud that pokes right into your ears, giving them terrific sound isolation even without an active system.But it turns out, all the requisite microphones and componentry to give these things active silencers were already built in – perhaps we should've been tipped off by the fact that they work so well as phone headsets while making calls.With the G2 update, noise-canceling is turned on by default. Interestingly, there's no easy switch or button option that lets you turn it on or off on the go. It's either on or it's not. Which is fine; you can play with it in the app to see if it's worth the hit to your battery life.Some ANC systems can introduce their own sound. For example, I've got a set of Sennheisers that give a quiet low-frequency buzz when they can't find any stable noise to cancel. There's nothing with the Nura system, not a sausage. And the system does a great job of eliminating constant noise, such as the roar of an aircraft cabin or road noise, to the point where it's so quiet I can hear little else but my own tinnitus. That's ok; play something through the headphones and my brain has something else to concentrate on.Social ModeThese were already pretty savage cans to wear in an office situation; the in/over ear design's high degree of isolation alone makes it pretty tough for colleagues to get your attention. The new ANC takes things to a new level, and thus it's terrific to have the option of turning on a new "social mode" to blend outside sound with the music you're listening to.It's very well implemented here. I've got it set as a double-tap on my left ear, and when you turn it on, the volume of the media signal is dropped, and the outside world suddenly appears in your ears – including your own voice. It feels surprisingly natural to have a conversation with headphones on – the only real difference is that your own voice is a little boomier in your head, but you can easily judge how loud you need to be talking, which is a big deal.There are also more devious uses. Put these cans on and you look like you can't hear anything in the office. Click Social mode on, and you can hear everything, crystal clear, and get some sense of what your co-workers really think of you. Try it at your own risk.Multiple Bluetooth SourcesThis is another nice upgrade for anyone who needs to switch between a smartphone and a computer a lot. You don't have to go in and disconnect from one device in order to connect to the other any more. Just click "connect" on the second device and the Nuras switch over.Other upgradesThere are a few other bits and bobs worth mentioning in the G2 update, like audio prompts that let you know what the battery percentage is doing, and an audible confirmation when you plug them in to charge.The automatic on/off power setting has been re-jigged; it now pauses whatever music is playing when you take the cans off, but doesn't disconnect for 60 seconds.Touch button commands now include double-tap functions, which expands the number of things you can program them to do. This solves a problem I had where I kept accidentally bumping the buttons. It happened often enough that I turned off all the button functions. Now, with double taps, that happens far less often. So that's all I use.And noise canceling tech has been added to voice calls, improving your ability to make calls in noisier environments.One key thing that has not been fixedNot once in the dozens of times I've run the Nuras' adaptive hearing test routine have I managed to get ticks on both sides to indicate that I've got a decent seal for a proper test. Every single time I've tried it, with every single person I've shown these to, we've had to "continue anyway" and ignore the fact that the headphones felt there wasn't a good enough seal. It doesn't seem to matter too much, they still sound terrific.The hearing-adaptive otoacoustic equalization routine on the Nuraphones remains unique despite several other adaptive headphone companies springing up since we first saw these things. Having tried some of the others, we'd also rate the Nura approach as far quicker and more impressive, doing everything automagically in about a minute instead of making you take a 15-minute hearing test.The sheer horsepower, audio fidelity, synaesthetic visual detail and insanely immersive skin-conduction bass boost effect makes Nura still our go-to listening tool when it's time to put music under the microscope. This G2 update is a sweet and unexpected free cherry on the top of a fantastic sundae.Nuraphones retail for US$399, AU$499, £349 or €399 depending on your region. If you're quick, there's an Amazon Prime Day deal that lets you grab a pair for 25 percent off.

Excelente producto, yo tenía muy altas expectativas en cuanto a la calidad del audio y lo que promueven y aún así fueron superadas.Pros:-Sonido inigualable, muy alta calidad, de verdad te hacen querer redescubrir toda tu musica.-Estéticamente todo esta muy padre, empaque, funda y audífonos.-Están muy cómodos, a pesar de otros comentarios, son los audífonos de este tipo más comodos que he tenido.-La aplicación es muy amigable y fácil de usar.Contras:-La funda es muy grande, y los audífonos no se pueden llevar fácilmente en mochilas por lo mismo.-Los controles touch son muy sensibles y a veces los activas al ajustar los audífonos.

Music has been my life. From playing in a rock band growing up to 32 years in broadcasting, it's been what I do. But, after so many years of loud headphones and concert promotion, time has caught up with me and I now have a pretty significant high frequency hearing loss that requires that I wear hearing aids. Because music is so important to me, I have been spending quite a bit of money chasing something that works for me for headphones. At this point in time, I'm tired of wires, and the quality of Bluetooth has vastly improved. Plus, with a lot of travel, noise cancelling is important to me.There is a vast range of quality BT with ANC headphones out there, and I've tried many of them. I've had Bose, Sennheiser, JBL, Sony, Bowers and Wilkins, and B&O, as well as the Even H2's, which administer a hearing test. The issue is adjusting the EQ to compensate for my HF loss. With almost all of them, you have to either use the manufacturer app or an app like EQu or n7player. That's fine for music, but when you watch YouTube videos or movies, you lose the EQ. In addition, I have a couple last generation BT iPod Nanos loaded with different types of music for travel, and the only EQ available is what Apple gives you, which stinks. Prior to my purchase of the Nuraphone, I had settled on the B&O H9i, which I will deal with a little later.In regard to the EVEN headphones, there are some advantages because you take a hearing test and it saves your settings into the firmware of the phones. The H2's are on ear phones which were very uncomfortable for me. Plus, the sound, while better EQ'd, still fell short of my expectations. After two sets also had stuck power switch issues, I returned them for a refund.In ear phones have worked best for travel for me. The natural noise isolation of a good fit works well on airplanes. I have settled on the Jaybird X3 and Freedom phones, as well as the B&O E8s, which are my go to phones for domestic travel. Good noise isolation, easy to EQ, and the EQ stays in the earphones if you switch to video or other apps on the phone, including phone calls. But, I carry the Jaybirds with me because the battery life is just 3-4 hours and then you have to put them in the charging case. The E8s also have a transparency mode with is excellent for terminals and planes - a tap shuts off the music and opens the mike to hear announcements or to talk to an attendant without removing the phones. Jaybird EQs are saved to the earphones' firmware and are great for all listening sources, but you have to pull them out for outside info.While in ear buds can sound good, and the form factor is convenient, they still can't match the sound (and battery life) of a good set of over the ears headphones. Thus my expensive search for the best headphones for someone who likes great sound and has HF hearing loss.If you have normal hearing, there are so many options out there. Just find the phones with the sound profile you like and go! Even so, the Nura phones should be high on your list. For those with hearing loss, the options narrow for all around use with music and video. I commented on the EVEN H2 phones. They are a step in the right direction, but I felt they fell short on sound. With the way they keep the EQ profile active for each session, the B&O are close, but the H9i's were a step back in sound quality from previous versions and introduced a real sibilant sound when pushing the HF that is very distracting.I looked at the Nura phones when they were a Kickstarter project. While the technology they were using was interesting, I shied away because I've also been burned a couple times with projects that were never delivered. By the time they came out, I had the B&Os. But, I've been so frustrated with the H9i's that I started looking again. Nura had just introduced the G2 upgrade. Several reviews talked about the "smoke and mirrors" of the headphones because the default settings were so poor. And there were comments about how the setup would vary so much for the same users. But finally, I pulled the plug and purchased a pair. This review will echo some of the reviews here, but are worth reporting from a hearing loss perspective.I have worn these for several weeks to make sure my initial reactions held up. When I first got the phones, the app walked me through the initial setup, as well as the downloading of the G2 update. Prepare yourself to spend a little time getting these set up. Once the update was loaded, it walked me through the hearing process. I went into my bedroom, which was a pretty quiet setting for the test. When it was done, I was thrilled with what I heard. The A/B is not a good test, because the default sound of the phones is poor. But, the real world test of listening on several devices was clearly a home run. I was finally hearing clean acoustic guitar and good sound staging all around.Having read the reviews about different results at different times, I went ahead and ran the test again, since you can save three profiles. This time, I went into a closet and closed the door. It was extremely quiet with clothes also deadening the sound. This time, the A/B was with the prior settings. Wow, the quieter setting for the test made a big difference! I immediately ditched the first settings and have been listening to the second settings since that time. For the record, over the next several days I did the test 2 more times, in the same closet. I could see very minor differences in the visual display, but could not discern any difference in sound. Very consistent. You owe it to yourself to lock yourself in a quiet closet for the setup of these phones to get the best profile. Dura's technology is the REAL DEAL! No smoke and mirrors here.These are unusual phones. The combination of in ear and over the ear technology brings out the best in sound. Very clean mid and upper frequencies, and by using a separate speaker for the lows, you can dial in your bass fix clearly. When EQing normal phones, as you move the bass higher or lower you also force a change in the in the mids and highs. Not so with the Dura. They call the bass adjustment the Immersion mode. I call it a subwoofer for my ears. I have adjusted to listening at lower volumes. With other phones, as you reduce volume you lose bass volume more quickly than you do with mids and highs. With the Immersion mode, you retain a pleasing bottom end, even at low volume. Folks, these headphones are excellent and the sound and sound staging is incredible.The comfort level is good, despite being heavier than normal in weight. I can wear these for a long period of time without a problem. Because you have the in-ear element of the Nura, lots of movement can shift them, so I wouldn't wear these for long walks or working out. These take a bit of time to get adjusted to, but hang in there, the payoff is great! Yes, you have to occasionally readjust them on your ears, but this is no big deal to get the quality of sound they offer.I'm very pleased with the ANC, transparency mode (they call it Social mode), and the addition of double tap options. The sound isolation is great to begin with, so I've never used the ANC other than to test it. The transparency mode works well and has become something of a "must" on phones for me. The single and double tap options on each side give me plenty of options for adjustment without pulling out my phone. I purchased the phones after the update came out, but I can imagine the kudos you have received from the first generation buyers.I want to echo the other positive comments in reviews here without going in depth. But, I do want to make a clear point about the commitment of Dura to their customers. It can be reflected in the following upgrade path:1. B&Os. Great quality. H7 phones were $399. The H9 came out, introducing ANC, for another $499 purchase. Not long after I purchased the H9's, they brought out the H9i's, which introduced transparency mode and a couple other minor improvements (but degrading the sound), at $499 once again. I still have the H7s, which my wife and I would fight over at home (not now with Nura as my phones). I sold the H9s at a big loss to get the H9i's. Two additional features required two additional purchases. Lots of money invested $1,400 for three sets.2. Nura. 1st Generation purchasers paid $399. Then they introduced Gen 2 with ANC, transparency and more tap options. First Gen purchasers had to pay how much to get these features? Absolutely nothing! It was a firmware update. How crazy is that? Nura is setting a new standard for their customers.Now, a couple suggestions for the next physical version of the Nura:1. Lose the proprietary cables. After I received these, I immediately ordered a second USB-A charging cable, because if I misplaced the original, I can't even recharge the phones. To get an analog or lightning cable also requires an additional purchase. I have a travel kit with a couple cables that each have lightning, mini-USB and USB-C connectors. That covers everything I carry with me, from iPhone, iPad, headphones and a USB-C portable BT speaker. On your next headphone, make the charging jack USB-C or mini USB, and allow for a standard analog jack.2. Make the phones and case more travel friendly. Either a folded design or allow the phones to fold flat to reduce the size of the case, which is huge when you have to stick it in a carry on. I love your case, but how about a handle or ring that I can use to connect the case to the outside of my carry on or backpack with a strap or carabiner?3. Give us a little more headroom. I never push the volume while listening to music, but because of the varying sound levels in movies and YouTube video, I've found that several times I wished I could push the volume higher.4. Fix the default sound profile. Your phones sound every bit as good (or better) than high end B&O, Sennheiser, Sony or Bowers and Wilkens phones. As a Nura fan, I'd love to demonstrate these to others, but the default profile sounds no better than much less expensive phones. Wow them with a great default sound profile - the Immersion mode and other features will bring them in! Let us help you sell these phones! If they are so good for people with normal hearing that they don't have to use the hearing technology, that's OK. When they get around to it, it will sound even better for them. As it is, in the places I would normally share the phones, it is too noisy and time consuming to have them run the set up. Give us something great out of the gate.Oh, and when you make these changes, and develop the next generation sleek design, I will not hesitate to buy a new physical set - I'll be first in line. In the meantime, keep the firmware tweaks coming. You are building a lot of loyalty with your customers.As one who has spent too much money trying to find the right solution, especially with HF hearing issues, it feels good to finally find the final solution. I will still use earbuds for walking and exercise, but these are my go-to phones. Your hearing technology is excellent. I wish I could get my hearing aids set up the same way, rather than the "push the button when you hear the tone" technology.I know this has been a long post, but I want to make some final comments. There are a lot of features packed into these phones. A few need a little refinement, but what I appreciate is the creativity and innovation that Dura brings. I really believe that this is the greatest advance in technology in headphones that we have seen in many years!!! They are a big step forward. The phones themselves are First Generation, with the firmware Second Generation. I can't imagine how awesome these will be as development continues. I believe this is a company worth investing in.Both the company's site and Amazon offer a 30 day money back guarantee. That's why I felt comfortable buying them. My advice to you is to buy them and take the time to get them set up correctly. Whether you have hearing issues or not, I think you'll find these will exceed your expectations. The in/over the ear design might not be a fit for everybody, but I suspect that many of you will be greatly surprised after you use these a few times. You really don't have anything to risk, but you sure have a lot to gain. I look forward to being able to wear these and I'm listening to more music and watching more video than I ever have. Thanks, Nura.

Son unos cascos para sentarte a escuchar música y divertirse buscando detalles y matices nuevos , muy enfocados a las tonalidades bajas , pero destaca de tal forma en los bajos muy bajos , haciendo vibrar la cara , que realmente son muy muy divertidos. Cuando te pones por primera vez el modo inmersión a tope y el volumen a tope , la cara del tío de Unboxing therapy , se reproduce en tu cara, es alucinante , nunca he probado algo así .Si por ejemplo te pones Mountains de Hans Zimmer ( bso Interstellar) donde hacen “music wall” .... la sensación de llegar a donde otro dispositivo de audio no llega , SINTIENDO LA OLA EN LA CARA... es acojonante.Cancelación del Ruido = EXCELENTE, repito EXCELENTETodo lo demás , medio mal , es difícil ponérselos , los botones son un rollo , no puedes conectarte a dos cosas a la vez , y la app se me cierra de vez en cuando ( aunque el perfil de audio y mis ajustes no dejan de sonar). Sin embargo , no me los he quitado en tres días , estoy enganchado , y no puedo usar otros auriculares, son LOS AURICULARES.Por ello , tienes que estar convencido de que lo que quieres es sentarte a escuchar música , o caminar o en mi caso , editar fotos. Pero estudiando yo creo que no conseguiría concentrarme si tuviera algo de música en marcha , ya que se disfruta cuando el volumen está ligeramente alto.Son indiscutiblemente muy superiores a todos sus competidores. Por llamarlos algo.*se puede usar la cancelación del ruido sin tener que reproducir música.

Gestern habe ich die Nuras bekommen.Ich habe schon viele Hörer gehabt/gehört - der ultimative Hörer war noch nicht dabei. Zu meiner Kollektion gehören Audezes, Sonys, ein Grado, Sennheisers und ein Master&Dynamic.Meine Bewertung ist explizit subjektiv. Aber vielleicht hilft es ja weiter.Tag eins.Gestern die Hörer von Amazon gekriegt.Bin noch ganz beeindruckt - die Verpackung ist gut und hochwertig gemacht. Das Transportcase ist riesengroß und gut verarbeitet. Die Größe führt zum ersten großen Schwachpunkt: die Reisetauglichkeit. Der Hörer ist tatsächlich groß und schwer, lässt sich LEIDER nicht falten oder klappen und nimmt somit ein großes Volumen in Anspruch. Das muss man wissen.Ausgepackt. Scheint gut verarbeitet zu sein. Viel Metall, und anstatt Leder viel weiches Gummi. Hmm.Aufgesetzt. Dabei die "Nupsis" in die Ohren gesteckt. Und ich bin verwundert, warum viele das hier so kritisieren. Ist doch nicht schlecht - klar, wer grundsätzlich In-Ears ablehnt, naja, dann sollten man nicht zu den Nuras greifen. Alle anderen: probieren! Die Stöpsel sind weich und flexibel und drücken bei mir NICHT auf oder in die Ohren. Nach kurzer Gewöhnungszeit finde ich es sogar recht angenehm. Das Gummi ist voll okay! Wird aber wohl schnell dreckig...Auch ohne ANC ist die Isolierung sehr gut - die Elektronik unterstützt noch beim letzten Rest. Fühle mich sehr abgekapselt... morgens in U-Bahn, Zug und Bus Gold wert...App aus dem Apple App Store runtergeladen und auf meinem iPhone XS installiert.Und jetzt der erste Schock. Die App stürzt ab. Immer und immer wieder. Neu installieren, Handy neustarten, an den Einstellungen rumspielen. Nichts hilft. Mein Hilfemail wird nur wenig später von Nura beantwortet - ein Bug beim letzten Update, soll schnellstmöglich korrigiert werden. Ich muss warten...Schon mal doof, irgendwie...Zum Glück habe ich ein Android-Phone zur Verfügung.Dort klappt alles. Profil angelegt, die Einmessung und alle Einstellungen gemacht. Und dann......einfach nur einen grandiosen Klang genossen. Tiefer, straffer Bass (auch ohne Vibrationen. Mitten und Höhen sind schlank, sehr detailliert, angenehm und brilliant. Nervt aber zu keinem Zeitpunkt. Von allen Hörern in meinem Besitz kann hier nur der 1000-Euro-Audeze mehr, klingt feiner und subtiler. Alle anderen klingen auf einmal dumpf, muffig und emotionslos. Ich bin beeindruckt.Wahnsinn. Dieser Hörer kostet "nur" 400 Euro...Wie sieht's mit dem Vergleich aus - ein anderer Nutzer?Tja, ebenfalls beindruckend. Meine Partnerin legt ihr Profil an (staunt beim Hören!!!).Tatsächlich klingt mein Profil geradzu ideal. Für mich. Das gleiche behauptet meine Partnerin über ihr Profil. Mit den jeweils anderen Profilen kann man nichts anfangen.Heißt, es ist kein Fake. Kein Marketing. Die Hörer klingen verdammt gut.Ich warte jetzt auf meine App auf dem iPhone und werde berichten, wie sich das Hören in den nächsten Wochen entwickelt. Heute jedenfalls bin ich geflasht.Und gebe fünf Sterne.Tag fünf.Gleich am nächsten Tag kam das Update - jetzt läuft alles prima. Kann auf dem iPhone alles einstellen.Und es macht weiter viel Spaß. Ich habe die Einmessung noch ein zweites Mal ausprobiert - das Profil sah leicht anders aus. Aber der Klang bleibt unverändert gut.Der Nura klingt sehr ausgewogen - gute, nicht aufgeblasene Stimmwiedergaben, kräftiger Bass (je nach Einstellung von Immersion schlank bis aufgeplustert) und präzise Höhen. Die nerven auch bei höheren Lautstärken nicht.Ich fahre am Tag bis zu vier Stunden Bahn. Fast jede Minuten davon habe ich in den letzten Tagen mit dem Nura verbracht. Und ich kann meinen ersten Eindruck bestätigen: die Stöpsel in den Ohren stören mich überhaupt nicht. Das Tragen ähnelt dem von In-Ears - wer damit keine Probleme hat, der sollte die Nuras auf jeden Fall ausprobieren.Weitere Bestätigung: beim Reisen stört die Unflexibiltät. Kein Einklappen, Transportbox ist zu groß. Das sollte man dringend einplanen...Nervt zwar, führt bei mir aber nicht zur Abwertung, denn dafür klingt das Gesamtkonzept einfach zu gut.Was ich bin jetzt noch nicht hingekriegt habe ist, mit den Nuras zu Telefonieren. Irgendwie geht das nicht...Ansonsten bleibe ich bei meiner Bewertung: super Kopfhörer mit im Moment überragendem Einmess-System und daraus resultierendem Spitzenklang!

Ho ordinato queste cuffie dopo averle provate da un'amica che vive a new yorkInanzitutto il packagin è ben fatto e ben studiato. La custodia delle cuffie è resistente ed elegante e si chiude tramite dei magneti che rendono l'estrazione delle cuffie molto semplice; anche se un pò ingombrante ma penso sia dovuto per garantire l'integrità del prodotto anche in caso di urti.Le cuffie sono molto minimali, il design è essenziale e solido, i materiali sembrano molto resistenti e i padiglioni in silicone permettono una buona aderenza e nessuna sudorazione.L'installazione è automatica: scaricando l'applicazione sul cellulare si fa partire la configurazione automatica che crea un profilo uditivo personalizzato.Non sono un esperto ma il suono è molto nitido e pulito e la differenza tra il profilo uditivo personalizzato e l'uso normale è davvero notevole.L'applicazione è intuitiva e con l'aggiornamento è possibile comandare tutte le funzionalità principali solo sfiorando i 2 pulsanti presenti all'estremità, una volta capite le funzioni principali dei tasti la gestione diventa molto naturale.La funzione immersione è spettacolare in quanto ti isola totalmente dal mondo esterno facendoti godere a pieno l'esperienza musicale.Inoltre con un semplice tocco si può passare alla modalità sociale e grazie alla presenza di microfoni esterni si percepisce perfettamente quello che succede intorno permettendoti di parlare o di non essere investito :DConsiglio caldamente questo prodotto, che trovo essere uno dei migliori della sua categoria.