--- product_id: 65692987 title: "[IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones" brand: "nura" price: "€ 0.65" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/65692987-ignore-this-listing-old-nuraphone-wireless-bluetooth-over-ear-headphones store_origin: GR region: Greece --- # Hybrid in-ear + over-ear drivers Active Noise Cancellation + Social Mode 20-hour battery life [IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones **Brand:** nura **Price:** € 0.65 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎶 Hear your world, your way — sound that’s as unique as you are. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** [IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones by nura - **How much does it cost?** € 0.65 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/65692987-ignore-this-listing-old-nuraphone-wireless-bluetooth-over-ear-headphones) ## Best For - nura enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted nura brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Seamless Noise Control:** Switch effortlessly between deep noise cancellation and social mode to stay connected without missing a beat. - • **All-Day Listening Power:** Up to 20 hours of wireless playback keeps your soundtrack going from morning meetings to evening unwind. - • **Immersive Hybrid Design:** Combines in-ear precision with over-ear bass drivers delivering rich, detailed sound you can feel. - • **Smart Multi-Device Bluetooth:** Easily toggle between smartphone, laptop, and more without disconnecting—perfect for the multitasking pro. - • **Personalized Sound Like No Other:** Automatically adapts to your unique hearing profile in just 60 seconds for a truly bespoke audio experience. ## Overview The Nuraphone wireless headphones revolutionize personal audio with patented hybrid in-ear and over-ear drivers, delivering immersive sound tailored to your unique hearing profile via otoacoustic emission technology. Featuring 20 hours of battery life, advanced active noise cancellation with social mode, and smart multi-device Bluetooth connectivity, these headphones offer a premium, adaptive listening experience designed for discerning professionals who demand both innovation and style. ## Description DISCOVER YOUR PERFECT SOUND WITH THE AWARD WINNING NURAPHONE. The proud recipient of the Best of Innovation at the CES Innovation Awards for 2018 in the headphone category for most impressive technology. HOW IT WORKS The nuraphone plays a range of tones into the ear, and then measures a very faint sound that your ear generates in response to these tones called the Otoacoustic Emission (OAE). This tiny signal originates in the cochlea and vibrates the ear drum, turning it into a speaker and playing sound back out of your ear. This sound is about 10,000 times smaller than the sound that went in. Encoded in the returning sound wave is information about how well you heard the sound that went in. The nuraphone uses an extremely sensitive microphone to detect this returning sound wave, and a self learning engine built into the nuraphone to create your profile. This all happens automatically and in about 60 seconds. Once the nuraphone has created your hearing profile it sonically molds your music so that it matches your hearing system and delivers all the detail of the music you love. Once personalized you can listen to your favorite music in stunning detail on any device. WHAT DOES MY HEARING PROFILE MEAN? The nura app creates a unique hearing profile that represents how you hear. Your hearing profile has a color which helps you to quickly recognize it belongs to you. The shape of the profile contains all the information about your relative hearing sensitivity to different tones. Review: A totaly new concept in listening to music! - 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 desertcart, 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 Mode These 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 Sources This 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 upgrades There 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 fixed Not 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 desertcart Prime Day deal that lets you grab a pair for 25 percent off. Review: Wasn’t blown away initially, but I am now .... - Are these the best headphones I have had? Would I buy them again if anything were to happen to them? The answer to both these questions is ‘yes’. I had been looking at these headphones for a while, and when my recent deafness turned out to be nothing more than earwax coupled with an desertcart deal of the day with 25% off, and with the kind permission of my good lady wife of course, I took the plunge and pressed ‘buy’. I had seen all of the ‘wow!’ videos on YouTube so had a good idea of the setup procedure (a Star Trek come medical hearing test experience) and what to expect from switching from generic to personalised listening. My first impression wasn’t one of being blown away as per the videos, I think at this point I was expecting even more from them somehow ... an ephinany maybe? I ran the setup again and the relating profile matched the first exactly. At this point, I popped that headphones onto my wife’s head and ran the setup for her. Now ... her face did light up like in the YouTube videos; she was definitely very pleasantly surprised by how good the headphones sound. What’s more, my profile was very different to my wife’s, and neither of us cared much for each other’s setup - we definitely much preferred our own. The other thing I have noticed is that the quality of the source matters. If headphones are going to pick up detail previously unheard, they are also going to pick up unwanted sounds resulting from file compression and format. I purchased a 3.5mm lead and a lightening connector and I am convinced that this improves the sound considerably - I am not a great fan of Bluetooth. I have plugged the headphones into my hifi, Naim separates, and CDs are definitely in the ‘wow’ category. I have a premium Spotify account, and through both the naim streamer and the iPad app, the sound is exceptional. I have Sony and Bose headphones and earbuds, and to my mind the sound of the Nuraphones is better and not just marginally better either. The profiling and personalisation is not a gimmick and the separation of the bass, middle and treble by design definitely works to very good effect, producing the sort of detailing I have wanted in a set of headphones. Comfort-wise, I would say I am getting use to them. Certainly, I have not experienced any fatigue from actual listening, which can sometimes happen with some sound setups on some headphones. The ear plug elements are more comfortable than earbuds and I can’t imagine that they will be pushing wax into my ear canal like my buds had been doing. I won’t be taking them to the gym or an plane journey anytime soon as I have definitely bought these for home use only. They don’t have noise cancellation, but I would rather spend my money on quality sound rather than noise cancellation. Finally, build-quality. I think these are the real deal in this respect. They have a new luxury car quality to them, in terms of smell and feel. I am not left with an impression that they will scratch easily, crack, flake or peel. They have a solidity about them and I don’t find the weight an issue at all. In summary, whilst I wasn’t blown away at first blush, I am now. Like I said, I have other headphones but I wouldn’t dream of wearing them now to listen to music, the radio, or anything else ... unless I am in the gym of course. ## Features - Personalised sound: The world's only headphone to automatically learn and adapt to how you hear music. - Adjustable bass: Choose your level of Immersion, from low to the front row. - Active Noise Cancellation + Social Mode: Enjoy uniquely quiet listening, or hear conversations and your surroundings with the touch of a button. - In-and-over-ear design: Combines in-ear buds dedicated to melodies with over-ear drivers dedicated to bass you can feel. - Please note - This version of the Nuraphone does not include an Analog cable or additional eartips. These can be purchased through www.nuraphone.com ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B076X4KH11 | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Audio Driver Type | Hybrid Driver | | Battery Average Life | 20 Hours | | Box Contents | Earplugs, charging cable, instruction manual | | Brand | nura | | Brand Name | nura | | Cable Features | Detachable | | Carrying Case Material | Faux Leather | | Colour | Black | | Compatible Devices | Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops, Desktops, Smart Speakers, Bluetooth-enabled devices | | Control Method | Remote | | Control Type | Volume Control | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 1,061 Reviews | | Ear placement | Over Ear | | Earpiece Shape | In-ear and Over-ear | | Enclosure Material | Plastic | | Form factor | In Ear , Over Ear | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00810009030003 | | Headphone Form Factor | In Ear, Over Ear | | Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear | | Item Weight | 300 Grams | | Manufacturer | nura | | Model Name | NUR01-000 | | Model Number | NUR01-000 | | Model name | NUR01-000 | | Network Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth | | Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation | | Noise control | Active Noise Cancellation | | Number of Items | 1 | | Product Features | Wireless | | Specific Uses For Product | Travel | | Style Name | In-ear | | Theme | Audio | | UPC | 810009030003 | | Water Resistance Level | Waterproof | | Wireless Technology Type | Bluetooth | ## Product Details - **Brand:** nura - **Colour:** Black - **Ear placement:** Over Ear - **Form factor:** In Ear, Over Ear - **Noise control:** Active Noise Cancellation - **Model name:** NUR01-000 - **Connectivity technology:** Bluetooth - **Wireless communication technology:** Bluetooth - **Included components:** Earplugs, charging cable, instruction manual - **Age range (description):** Adult ## Images ![[IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71WbWykN5mL.jpg) ![[IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61wsSh5UyvL.jpg) ![[IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41YkQsYSOvL.jpg) ![[IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91iKZdE--YL.jpg) ![[IGNORE THIS LISTING - OLD]nuraphone — Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81rXKk-aO4L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Are returns accepted? i saw on the nuraphone website they offer a 30 day return option, i want to be sure that that is the case if i buy from here too** A: Hi there, it is correct that Amazon has its own 30-day return policy in place, separate to the 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee offered on Nuraphone purchases made through our website. — Diana **Q: title of this suggests there is a microphone..., is there?** A: Hi there, the Nuraphone does have built-in microphones that are used for ANC, Social Mode, and voice calls when connected to a smartphone. When connecting to a computer, the connection is limited to audio-only, however, we have recently launched our Nuraphone Gaming Microphone, which suits that purpose perfectly. — Diana **Q: How long is the product under warranty for?** A: 1 year from date of delivery. **Q: Hi, anyone had a problem of the unit not charging? i cannot use the unit and has been on charge for 12hrs+. had no response from nura emailed twice.** A: Had no problems but the team at nura normally get back to you very quickly if you have a problem. Is the unit dead when you unplug it from the charger? ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A totaly new concept in listening to music! *by G***S on 17 July 2018* 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 Mode These 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 Sources This 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 upgrades There 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 fixed Not 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. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wasn’t blown away initially, but I am now .... *by P***. on 21 June 2018* Are these the best headphones I have had? Would I buy them again if anything were to happen to them? The answer to both these questions is ‘yes’. I had been looking at these headphones for a while, and when my recent deafness turned out to be nothing more than earwax coupled with an Amazon deal of the day with 25% off, and with the kind permission of my good lady wife of course, I took the plunge and pressed ‘buy’. I had seen all of the ‘wow!’ videos on YouTube so had a good idea of the setup procedure (a Star Trek come medical hearing test experience) and what to expect from switching from generic to personalised listening. My first impression wasn’t one of being blown away as per the videos, I think at this point I was expecting even more from them somehow ... an ephinany maybe? I ran the setup again and the relating profile matched the first exactly. At this point, I popped that headphones onto my wife’s head and ran the setup for her. Now ... her face did light up like in the YouTube videos; she was definitely very pleasantly surprised by how good the headphones sound. What’s more, my profile was very different to my wife’s, and neither of us cared much for each other’s setup - we definitely much preferred our own. The other thing I have noticed is that the quality of the source matters. If headphones are going to pick up detail previously unheard, they are also going to pick up unwanted sounds resulting from file compression and format. I purchased a 3.5mm lead and a lightening connector and I am convinced that this improves the sound considerably - I am not a great fan of Bluetooth. I have plugged the headphones into my hifi, Naim separates, and CDs are definitely in the ‘wow’ category. I have a premium Spotify account, and through both the naim streamer and the iPad app, the sound is exceptional. I have Sony and Bose headphones and earbuds, and to my mind the sound of the Nuraphones is better and not just marginally better either. The profiling and personalisation is not a gimmick and the separation of the bass, middle and treble by design definitely works to very good effect, producing the sort of detailing I have wanted in a set of headphones. Comfort-wise, I would say I am getting use to them. Certainly, I have not experienced any fatigue from actual listening, which can sometimes happen with some sound setups on some headphones. The ear plug elements are more comfortable than earbuds and I can’t imagine that they will be pushing wax into my ear canal like my buds had been doing. I won’t be taking them to the gym or an plane journey anytime soon as I have definitely bought these for home use only. They don’t have noise cancellation, but I would rather spend my money on quality sound rather than noise cancellation. Finally, build-quality. I think these are the real deal in this respect. They have a new luxury car quality to them, in terms of smell and feel. I am not left with an impression that they will scratch easily, crack, flake or peel. They have a solidity about them and I don’t find the weight an issue at all. In summary, whilst I wasn’t blown away at first blush, I am now. Like I said, I have other headphones but I wouldn’t dream of wearing them now to listen to music, the radio, or anything else ... unless I am in the gym of course. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Believe the hype *by M***R on 17 October 2018* I'll jump straight to bullet points as soon as possible as nobody wants to read an essay but all those videos where people go boggle eyed and go "oh...my god" in the adverts? Not plants as I suspected they were. These headphones do that to you. They aren't perfect and for the sake of clarity I'm comparing these to my other, similarly priced headphones, the Bose QC35s. Anyway, bullet points: REACTION TO OTHER REVIEWS - Yes, the "vanilla" audio mode (before it tunes to your hearing) isn't brilliant but c'mon, they want the tuned mode to be as impactful as possible when you switch across. It's a little bit sneaky but I don't see the harm. - Wearing them is super weird at first. You kind of expect the earplugs to go all the way into your ear like earbuds but they don't so at first they feel like earbuds that are about to fall out. But after a couple of days you just get used to it. CONS - Really would have liked a volume control on the headset. You can make the tap buttons on either cup do stuff but each button can only have 2 functions (one for single tap, one for double) so for me I had to choose between skipping tracks or volume. Hoping there'll be a triple tap option in a future update. - Not the best in terms of portability. It'd be grand if they folded somehow as the case is MASSIVE. Also quite heavy and not a summer headphone as while the silicon cups form a great seal around the ear they do get pretty warm. - If you're a beanie wearer the design is an issue since if your ears are covered you can't wear them properly. - The setup is a pain in the bum, especially the test where you have to ensure the cups are on properly. Thankfully this is a one time thing. - Non standard USB lead connection and it's £15 to get a spare. Boo that. PROS - The sound quality is as good as people say it is. If you like bass heavy music it will make you exclaim out loud. The idea of playing treble through the earbud and bass through the cup is inspired. - Noise cancelling is better than the QC35s which I never thought I'd say. They managed to block out everything on a child filled plane taking off which is impressive. - Once you get used to the fit they're really comfortable. - While the setup is fiddly I like the app, it's very cool. - Battery life is outstanding; I use them roughly 4 hours a day and only charge them every 3rd day. - Everything feels super solid and well made If you're in the market for high end noise cancelling Bluetooth headphones in the 3-400 pound range I'd say your choices are these or the Bose QC35s. For absolute pure sound quality at the expense of all else, get the Nuraphones as nothing comes close to them that I've ever tried. However if you're looking for something more portable and user friendly go for the Boses. 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