Nocs NS800 Earphones

Within the sea of headphones and earphones companies, Nocs has set its sights on standing apart

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Jun 20, 2012

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Within the sea of headphones and earphones companies, Nocs has set its sights on standing apart from the pack with an aesthetic design that is only scratching the surface to a superior audio experience. Housed within an ergonomically sculpted stainless steel casing, the latest NS800 from from Swedish audio purveyor is offered in two colorways — black or white — and boasts a sleek and minuscule design that make them one of the smallest earphones on the market. Augmenting the 106.6 dB, 20 Hz–20 kHz and 25 Ohm @ 1 kH audio boost, the NS800 earphones are paired with silicone sleeves as well as Kevlar copper and TPE cords. Retail is set at $199 USD per pair, and availability is now offered through the HYPEBEAST Store.

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