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Noble Audio, the Texas-based company specializing in high-performance in-ear monitors (IEMs) with exotic finishes, is once again embracing silicon-based microspeakers in its latest wireless earbud model. The new FoKus Triumph TWS ($369) is the third model in the Noble lineup to mate a conventional dynamic speaker — a 0.25-inch (6.5mm) low/mid-frequency driver in this case — with a solid-state tweeter developed by the Santa Clara-based company xMEMS Labs.

Noble Audio FoKus Triumph is driven by a custom 6.5mm dynamic driver coupled with Cowell, an all-silicon MEMS-based speaker from xMEMS Labs.

Both Creative Labs and Noble Audio are showing off true wireless headphones that incorporate solid-state MEMS micro-speakers. We gave them a listen.

Two weeks ago, Noble Audio unveiled two new products that will make audiophiles around the world very happy. The first of them was the Falcon Max TWS...

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Noble Audio, a company specializing in high-performance in-ear monitors (IEMs) with extravagant custom finishes, today announced that its newest wired earbuds will incorporate cutting-edge silicon-based microspeakers developed by xMEMS Labs. Slated to start shipping in January, the XM1 USB-C earbuds will sell for $699 and are designed to “bring audiophile grade sound quality to smartphone users without requiring an additional DAC and amplifier.” The XM1’s are the Texas-based com

Noble Audio, a 10-year-old Texas-based company specializing in high-performance in-ear monitors (IEMs) with luxurious custom finishes, has announced that its latest set of noise-canceling wireless earbuds are built around a cutting-edge silicon-based microspeaker developed by xMEMS Labs. The new “audiophile-grade” Falcon Max TWS (True Wireless Stereo) earbuds will be one of the first available audio products to incorporate MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) technology when

Noble Audio today announced that the new Falcon Max TWS (True Wireless Stereo) earbuds will feature MEMS-based drivers.