Noble Audio FoKus Prestige Encore IEMs

Unlike typical single-driver earbuds, these use a complex four-driver setup—including a dedicated planar magnetic driver—to separate frequencies. This allows for more precise, detailed highs and a more natural, layered soundstage across your music.

Yes, the FoKus Prestige Encore supports Bluetooth Multipoint. This allows you to maintain a connection to two devices simultaneously, such as your laptop for video calls and your phone for incoming notifications.

Audiodo uses a hearing test within the Noble app to map your unique hearing sensitivity in each ear. It then creates a custom sound profile that is stored directly on the earbuds, ensuring your personalized audio settings remain consistent even when switching between different playback devices.

Yes, they feature dual microphones with cVc (Clear Voice Capture) noise suppression technology. This system is specifically designed to isolate your voice from background noise, making your calls clearer for the person on the other end.

To experience the full benefit of codecs like aptX Lossless or LDAC, your source device—such as your smartphone or digital audio player—must also support those specific codecs. If your device doesn't support them, the earbuds will default to a standard, high-quality connection like AAC or SBC.

The solid wood construction is primarily for aesthetics, providing a unique, premium look that differs slightly on every pair. While it doesn't alter the acoustic performance, it offers a more durable and tactile feel compared to standard plastic housings.