• Noble Audio
Tom's Guide - I tested Noble's high-end IEMs and they boast an unbelievably wide soundstage — but are the Iris worth $699?
Tech Radar - Noble’s Vanguard audiophile wired earbuds deliver a tightly arranged wall of sound that hits like an advancing army, but there’s one gap in their armor
Headfonics - Noble Audio Vanguard Review
 
Forbes - Noble Audio’s Fokus Artemis Headphones Break The Innovation Logjam
eCoustics - Noble Audio Artemis Review: $900 Audiophile Bluetooth Headphones Built to Last
Gamesky - The Only Headphones You'll Ever Need? : FoKus Artemis
 
Headfonics - Noble Audio Osprey Review
 
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Moonstar Review - NOBLE Audio Osprey Review
 
Headfonics - Noble Audio FoKus Apollo Pro Review
 
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Noble Audio

Formed by John Moulton in 2013, Noble Audio has been crafting some of the most impressive custom and universal in-ear monitors ever since. Noble’s first release was the highly acclaimed K-10 which quickly put Noble on the map as a brand to look out for in the audiophile world. With subsequent releases including the Encore, Katana and Khan – Noble has gained numerous awards including multiple Headphone of the Year titles.

Jim Moulton became 50% owner in 2018, and since then the two brothers have grown Noble well beyond its original audiophile IEM home. Releasing the true wireless Falcon Pro in 2020 and later the FoKus Pro TWS in 2021 to more high praise and awards, Noble proved that they can achieve greatness in the world of wireless audio too.

Noble continues to break boundaries in the world of audio, with models such as the Viking Ragnar and Ronin displaying the technological expertise and attention to detail sown by the team. In 2023 Noble launched their FoKus Prestige all-wood TWS – a first of its kind and widely recognized as the finest true wireless in-ear monitor. With more to come in 2024, Noble is a brand to watch out for.