Audeara Slashes the Price of Its Hearing-Protection Headphones to Mark World Hearing Day

[Jiri]

"Audeara is the world's first headphone that has a built-in hearing test designed to protect users' ears, by delivering a customized sound."​

Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/marksp...tection-headphones-to-mark-world-hearing-day/

More info: https://audeara.com #personalaudiogram ?

Features:

• Low-latency Bluetooth codec
• 40mm Mylar drivers
• Adjustable headband and soft over-ear cushion.
• Rotatable design for easy storage carry case
• Built-in lithium-ion battery, rechargeable via Micro-USB jack.
• Wired cable back-up 3.5mm jack
• Active noise canceling effectively reducing noise by up to 85%.

Specifications:

• Bluetooth
• Active Noise Canceling
• Speakers: 40mm Mylar
• Audio impedance: 32Ohm
• Charging time: approx 3.0 hours
• Charging: micro USB
• Operating range: ≥10 m
• Connection: 3.5mm jack
• Operating time:
  • Noise canceling function only: 66 hours
  • Bluetooth function only: 45.5 hours
  • Noise canceling and Bluetooth function: 25.5 hours

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[GregCA]

@Jiri - it looks like it's $250 when I follow the links. Is that the "slashed" price or regular price?

 

[Jiri]

@Jiri - it looks like it's $250 when I follow the links. Is that the "slashed" price or regular price?

On the Forbes website they say Audeara is now offering these headphones at a reduced price: "From today they can be had for £199.99 /$249.99 via Amazon, instead of £299.99/$379.99"

I just checked amazon.co.uk and the price, indeed, is £199.

$250 is the slashed price.

I was considering to buy the Bose QC 35 II but I might get these ones instead. The audiogram feature looks good - just download the app. I'm only wondering about the safety when it comes to ANC..