Planar magnetic headphones offer distortion-free sound that’s sure to please even the most discerning audiophiles. Most of today’s headphones use either dynamic or electrostatic drivers to ...

It’s important to make a point here though: open-back, planar magnetic headphones aren’t better than their closed-back, dynamic driver headphones, they’re just different.

The Noble Audio FoKus Apollo is a sublime set of premium noise-cancelling headphones with amazing, clever audio, good looks ...

Planar magnetic drivers, like dynamic drivers, have a coil that runs through a membrane, but instead of using only one magnet, there are magnets on either side of the membrane.

Planar magnetic drivers are what the company uses in their high-end, award-winning headphones – some of which cost two to three times as much as the Mobius.

The last time we checked in on Noble Audio, the company had developed a set of wireless earbuds with xMEMS drivers inside. Now, the company is back with its first set of wireless headphones, and ...

They use the magnets that supply the magnetic field for the planar drivers to attach, which is a neat double-use of the technology inside the headphones.

Planar magnetic drivers are a key feature of the STAX SPIRIT S5, setting it apart from conventional dynamic driver headphones. Unlike dynamic drivers, which use a cone-shaped diaphragm driven by a ...

Audeze wraps the headband and earcups of its LCD-1 planar-magnetic headphones in super soft lambskin. Planar-magnetic drivers are similar in principle but different in implementation.

Noble FoKus Apollo ANC headphones: key features and pricing The hybrid driver combines a patented 40mm dynamic driver with a 14.5mm planar magnetic driver.