Meet Noble FoKus Artemis — Noble's flagship wireless over-ear headphone, combining dynamic, planar magnetic, and balanced armature drivers with Audiodo personalization, ANC, Bluetooth 6.0, and a replaceable battery.
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Most premium wireless headphones are built around a single full-range driver, with convenience features doing much of the work to separate one model from another. The Noble FoKus Artemis takes a more ambitious approach: start with a true multi-driver acoustic system, then build the wireless features around it.
That three-driver architecture is the obvious headline, but some of the quieter design choices may be just as important in everyday use. Audiodo personalization and EQ settings can be stored directly on the headphones, the ear cushions attach magnetically and can be replaced, and even the battery is designed to be replaceable by the user.
The result is a particularly compelling option for someone who wants serious sound from a full-size headphone but also wants ANC, wireless connectivity, calls, travel-friendly battery life, and the freedom to use the same headphone away from a dedicated audio system.
Artemis brings an approach more commonly associated with Noble's multi-driver in-ear monitors to a full-size wireless headphone. Inside each side is a dynamic driver, a planar magnetic driver, and a balanced armature driver.
Rather than relying on one transducer technology for the entire presentation, Noble uses the different characteristics of each driver as part of a hybrid acoustic system. The dynamic driver is tasked with weight and physical impact, the planar driver contributes speed and openness through the midrange, and the balanced armature serves as a super tweeter for upper-frequency precision and air.
It is an unusually sophisticated architecture for a closed-back wireless headphone and gives Artemis a distinctly different foundation from the conventional single-driver designs found throughout most of the category.
FoKus Artemis integrates Audiodo Personal Sound through the Noble FoKus app. Audiodo creates a personal audio profile tailored to your own hearing abilities rather than limiting you to a collection of one-size-fits-all sound presets.
The FoKus app also provides equalizer controls and app-supported Spatial Audio, giving you additional ways to fine-tune Artemis for music, movies, and different listening preferences.
One of the most useful parts of the implementation is what happens after setup: both your Audiodo personalization and your EQ adjustments are stored directly on the headphones. Once configured, the same personalized sound can remain with Artemis when you switch devices without requiring the app to remain active during playback.
Artemis is built around Qualcomm's QCC3095 platform with Bluetooth 6.0 and support for advanced wireless codecs including LDAC, aptX Adaptive, and aptX Lossless.
User-adjustable Active Noise Cancellation helps reduce environmental noise when you want to focus, while Transparency Mode lets outside sound back in when awareness of your surroundings matters.
Multipoint support makes Artemis easier to use across the devices that are already part of your day, including phones, tablets, and computers.
Bluetooth is only one option. Artemis also supports USB-C audio and conventional 3.5mm wired listening when a direct connection is preferred.
Artemis brings Noble's high-end approach to a headphone that does not need to stay at home. The rotating over-ear design weighs under 350 grams, while an IP52 rating adds protection for day-to-day portable use. A six-microphone design supports its modern wireless feature set, and the FoKus app provides control over sound personalization, EQ, and other listening options.
Battery life is rated at more than 55 hours with ANC turned off and more than 35 hours with ANC enabled, with a full charge taking under 1.5 hours. More importantly, Noble makes the 600mAh battery user replaceable and uses magnetically attached, replaceable ear cushions—making two of the components most likely to wear over years of regular use serviceable rather than permanently integrated into the headphone.
| Driver Configuration | 1 dynamic driver + 1 planar magnetic driver + 1 balanced armature driver per side |
|---|---|
| Wireless Platform | Qualcomm QCC3095 |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 6.0 |
| Advanced Codec Support | LDAC, aptX Adaptive, aptX Lossless |
| Multipoint | Yes |
| Noise Control | User-adjustable Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency Mode |
| Microphones | Six-microphone design |
| App | Noble FoKus app with Audiodo personalization, EQ, and app-supported Spatial Audio |
| USB Audio | Yes, USB-C |
|---|---|
| Wired Audio | 3.5mm audio support |
| Battery | 600mAh, user replaceable |
| Battery Life — ANC Off | 55+ hours |
| Battery Life — ANC On | 35+ hours |
| Charging Time | Under 1.5 hours |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Headphone Type | Wireless closed-back over-ear |
|---|---|
| Water Resistance | IP52 |
| Weight | Under 350 g |
| Design | Rotating over-ear design |
| Ear Cushions | Magnetic, detachable, and replaceable |
TechRadar selected FoKus Artemis among its Best in Show products at High End Vienna 2026. In hands-on listening, the publication highlighted the headphone's ability to reveal fine detail in dense mixes, along with its speed, dynamics, separation, and spacious presentation.
Tom's Guide named FoKus Artemis its favorite headphone from the 2026 High End Vienna show, calling attention to its comfort, hybrid three-driver architecture, Audiodo personalization, onboard EQ storage, and replaceable battery.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.
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"at first listen it might not be as good or wow factor, but after I used the personal eq it's very clear, separation is very clear but at the same to coherent , overall I think they are the best if you want to hear every little detail"
