I forgot just how clear and rich the Nuraphones sound. It's a step above my other favorite headphones, including the new Bose NC 700, Bose QC35 II, and Sony WH-1000XM3.
The Nuraphones adapt to the way you hear sound. Through the Nura app, they can measure how sensitive you are to certain frequencies and adjust those frequencies so you get a perfectly balanced sound.
By having an in-ear/over-ear design, the Nuraphones naturally cancel out noise as well or better than most noise cancelling headphones. Nura later added active noise cancelling via a software update — which, by the way, is a first in headphones — and these things are unbeatable.
If you don't like in-ear earphones, then you probably won't like the Nuraphones.
And if you were looking at the Bose NC 700 specifically for the noise cancelling during phone calls, where less noise from your end transmits over the calls, then you'll probably be happier with the NC 700s.
You can learn more about how the Nuraphone works and measures the way you hear to deliver that perfect sound in my review.
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