Noble Audio debuts FoKus Artemis headphones with three drivers and ANC

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The $899 exemplary uses dynamic, planar magnetic and balanced armature drivers.

The Noble Audio Artemis headphones.

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Noble Audio likes to do things differently. With its FoKus Apollo headphones, nan institution mixed nan emblematic move drivers pinch planar magnetic drivers for a hybrid audio setup. For its latest trick, Noble added a 3rd driver to nan mix. Inside nan upcoming FoKus Artemis, nan institution is utilizing move and planar magnetic components erstwhile again, but it mixed those pinch a equilibrium armature driver.

Like nan hybrid sound level successful nan FoKus Apollo, each type of driver wrong nan FoKus Artemis serves a different purpose. The move driver that's communal successful headphones does nan bulk of nan dense lifting and provides nan bass. The planar magnetic driver gives nan sound floor plan much openness and detail. And nan equilibrium armature driver enhances wide clarity. Noble Audio is mostly known for its in-ear monitors, but nan institution has besides demonstrated nan expertise to build excellent-sounding earbuds and headphones. 

The audio setup isn't nan only point connected nan spec expanse though. The FoKus Artemis are a complete group of headphones, pinch progressive sound cancellation (ANC), transparency mode, multipoint connectivity, USB audio support and deterioration detection. If you request to customize nan sound profile, Audiodo personalization tech is onboard to set nan audio to your hearing. 

Noble promises complete 35 hours artillery life pinch ANC enabled, aliases complete 50 hours pinch sound canceling turned off. What's more, nan 600mAh artillery is user-replaceable. That, mixed pinch nan swappable receptor cushions, should thief widen nan product's lifespan. 

The downside? These headphones don't travel inexpensive astatine $899. The FoKus Artemis are disposable for pre-order from Noble Audio coming and nan headphones are expected to vessel successful July.

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