Headphone-maker Nura takes its 'personalized' audio portable with NuraLoop

NuraLoop
Image credit: Nura (Image credit: Image credit: Nura)

The Melbourne, Australia-based creators of the revolutionary hybrid Nuraphone headphones have officially announced their second product, a set of wireless in-ears called NuraLoop that offer many of the same features as their bigger counterparts but in a far more portable and exercise-friendly package. The upcoming in-ears are available for preorder now at a 30% discount.

Like their Nuraphone forebears, these new in-ears offer truly personalized audio via a patented Nura technology, which automatically generates audio profiles for each listener based on their unique hearing experience. The technology adapts the frequency response of music and other sounds to better suit the audio frequencies a user can actually hear.

While the Nuraphone relied on a hybrid of the over-ear and in-ear formats, the new NuraLoop has shed some significant bulk by adopting the tried-and-true wireless in-ear formula, with a braided cable resting at the back of the neck and connecting each earbud.

Impressively, these new in-ears will offer a battery life of 16 hours, with 10 minutes of quick charging providing two hours of listening in a pinch. They also feature active noise-cancelling, an ambient mode, touch controls, sweat resistance, and the ability to attach a 3.5mm audio cable if you’d prefer to plug in.

Given that the NuraLoop aims to offer much the same top-notch audio experience that the Nuraphone promised, but with a notably reduced price and size, we expect them to be an all-round improvement on their larger sibling.

For a limited time (the first week), Nura is offering a 30% discount when pre-ordering the NuraLoop, which makes a significant dent in the regular $199 (£199, AU$299) cost and brings them down to a very competitive price of $139.30 (£139.30, AU$209.30). 

Units will start shipping in September, which is likely when we can expect them to hit online an in-store shelves as well.

Harry Domanski
Harry is an Australian Journalist for TechRadar with an ear to the ground for future tech, and the other in front of a vintage amplifier. He likes stories told in charming ways, and content consumed through massive screens. He also likes to get his hands dirty with the ethics of the tech.
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