20% off Nuraphone Headphones $399 (Was $499) + Free Shipping @ Nuraphone

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  Ven0m on 13/11/2018 - 17:08

  Best headphones ever.

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  RyanMK on 13/11/2018 - 17:09

  +1

  I've actually been contemplating buying one myself since trying them out at the pop-up store.

  Can those who own the Nuraphone + wear specs comment on the long-term comfort?

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    whyisave on 13/11/2018 - 18:07

    yes, long-term comfort will vary person-to-person,
    but also, no point buying such expensive headphones and then listening to low quality MP3s over it.

    the listening demo gets you to listen through Tidal or Spotify smart-phone apps,
    but really, the true potential of these headphones are listening to FLAC or .WAV files

    i just don't like having a smartphone pairing system for this headphones,
    and wish the acoustic behaviour of such headphones could have been a stand-alone feature of the headphone itself
    (e.g. store our own ear's profile into the headphone and then not having to rely on the smartphone/Application for music)

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      Chewman on 13/11/2018 - 18:21

      +1

      I visited one of their pop-up stores in Melbourne (the glen) and was told that it does store your profile and will continue to work over the 3.5mm cable if required. I believe if you don't have your smartphone you can't control the levels (ie: noise cancelling on/off, level of 'immersion', etc).

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  UnderWaterLlama on 13/11/2018 - 17:24

  FYI for anyone that has 20% off from Spotify Student, it does not stack with the original deal above. Guess I'm being too ambitious lol

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  smarikoe on 13/11/2018 - 17:27

  +1

  There's also a few pop up stores in Sydney. Tried them on in Chatswood Chase outside DJs and the staff mentioned that they were also in Bondi Junction and the City.

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  whyisave on 13/11/2018 - 18:04

  +1

  I was going to post this deal, but got beaten by it :-)

  • Amazing headphones. Really. The headphones build a 'sound profile' of your ears, and plays music satisfying your own ears' personality :-)
  • Battery life is great, at around 20+ hours
  • Nice noise-cancellation features, and a quick switch between 'quiet mode' and 'crowd mode' (where you can hear sounds around you)

  Some points to consider:
  - proprietary USB charging cable (however they are available in 3.5-mm stereo, Apple Lightning & Micro-USB for Android. these cables are not cheap either)
  - headphones are Bluetooth only & works with the Nura smart-phone app only
  (even if you use the 3.5-mm stereo jack, the headphones still uses its own rechargeable battery to power the headphones)
  - headphones are a little on the heavy-side, so some may feel the "weight" more than others
  - there are in-ear plugs, which some may also find uncomfortable after long periods of wear (or even feel sweaty, from the humidity in the air)

  • There are a few listening locations in Melbourne & Sydney (see here for locations)

  • They have a 30 day free trial as well, so if you're not happy with the nuraphone you can get a full refund.

  Some recent reviews from major publications:

  “Nuraphones, the last headphones you could ever buy and die happy” Forbes.com(forbes.com)

  “The Nuraphone Tailors Its Sound to Your Ears, and It's Unlike Any Other Headphone I've Tried" TheInventory.com(theinventory.com)

  “The best headphones we've ever heard” - newatlas.com

  Also checkout our own customer reviews, now over 1300 5-star reviews all from our own customers.

  There are even more across 3rd party sites amazonau(amazon.com.au) and BestBuy from U.S.A.(bestbuy.com) (Click on U.S. Flag)

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  roadeh on 13/11/2018 - 19:24

  I tried these in the city the other day and have to say whilst the personalisation did sound cool, I found the mids got really congested. Admittedly not a good test environment but I'd definitely be trying a few other cans at this price first

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    whyisave on 13/11/2018 - 21:10

    I have this skepticism about the 'personalisation' too.
    The 'neutral' sound just sounds too bland, and then the 'personalisation' is just the Nuraphones way of saving the listener?

    The headphones are expensive, but that's also because it's first of its kind to market.

    If Nura can keep their technology patented and secret, then they will maintain this AU$ 300 - 400 entry price,
    as a differentiator to similar priced Bluetooth headphones from Bose, Sony, etc.

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      bchliu on 14/11/2018 - 10:55

      Only complaint I had was that they need to be able to allow manual adjustments to the personalisation in a 3D equaliser type setup. Right now, it does not allow you to change the settings and everything is expected to be automatic from the phone app,

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  bchliu on 13/11/2018 - 20:10

  +1

  Tried it today at the Sydney QVB pop up store. It's crazy and on another level compared to my Bose QC35. I haven't had anything come close in NC, Bass or quality.

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    whyisave on 13/11/2018 - 21:07

    I have Sennheiser & several Etymotic in-ear phones, and the Nuraphone is truly able to give my ears a revolutionary sound.

    I don't always like Bose, but they have they their place in the market,
    and so I was keen to find out how the Nuraphones compare to the Bose QC35 (which seem to be very popular)

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  simzulation on 14/11/2018 - 21:39

  The code isn't working

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    RyanMK on 14/11/2018 - 21:40

    Expired at 7pm per the post description.

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      simzulation on 14/11/2018 - 21:41

      Damn it

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        RyanMK on 14/11/2018 - 21:41

        I think you get 20% off via a referral as well. Could use one of the referrals above and give it a go.

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          peetahuynh on 17/11/2018 - 01:12

          @RyanMK: But the referrals do don't have free shipping. Maybe buy it at the pop up store and ask for a discount.