At Degauss Labs global headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden, the company announced a new in-ear headphone powered by a balanced armature driver technology paired with a dynamic armature. This in-ear personal audio solution will fall under the NOIR brand, which also stands for Hybrid solution mixing balanced and dynamic armatures. Degauss Labs Noir is the World’s first 3-button Hybrid earphone that also comes in three versions for iOS, Windows and Android.
Degauss Labs new Noir line up are designed especially for listening to music through your smartphone. The NOIR’s balanced driver is about a quarter the size of 13.5mm dynamic drivers, but sport equivalent sensitivity. Added to that is a 10mm Dynamic driver creating powerful bass added to the details created by the balanced driver. What this brings to the table is a classy sounding earphone with killer clarity along with high sound isolation, not to mention the obvious size and weight benefits that come along with miniaturization.
Designed for all hardcore music fans
Degauss Labs NOIR brings fresh styling in this nicely varied and distinctive product. For this new series, we can thank designers who were not content to rest making just a good sounding earphone, but also good looking. The NOIR creates a very clean and powerful impression in both design and sound – and yes it is all black, mixing glossy and matte surfaces.
Twisted cable – less microphonic noise
The NOIR comes with a twisted tangle less cable. The cable itself is designed to cut out more of that microphonic noise often overheard by the cable rubbing against your clothing.
Availability and Pricing
The NOIR made for Android, and NOIR for iPhone and NOIR for Microsoft Phone will be going for $129 each. The product can already now be ordered online: http:www.degausslabs.com/shop
Headset Control Center App (Free App on Google Play)
The Degauss Labs Headset Control Center available for free on Google Play and gives the headset additional functions as autostarting your favourite music player or making up to 5-clicks programmable on your headset microphone button. Update for Android 5.0 awaited in March.
