Can't remember what I was searching, but this came up. Thought it was interesting, my guess is they maybe from the factory that makes the 1more graphene drivers, but those are composite PET+Graphene. Anyone test these yet...

Before you start arguing with someone for the sake of arguing, please make yourself familiar with some basic logical fallacies. You can find information here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fallacies

We are talking about patents as related to false marking related to Ora's market, not the environment. Enough with the red herring non-sense. Please focus to the topic at hand.

Actually most of what he says is not even related to what I'm talking about. If you reread what he says, very little actually makes sense. It's a weird combination of a straw man and red herring argument. Not only that they missed the point of PATENT PENDING vs. PATENTED. "Maybe their...

I'm sorry but I don't follow your logical arguments. As previously mentioned, they do not have granted patents outside of the U.S. Patent pendency is not the fault of companies filing too many patents, it is the fault of Congress re-appropriating USPTO revenue to other branches of the...

I was an original early backer, I bowed out because I knew they wouldn't be able to get a patent based on their filling. The patent was so thin, I wasn't impressed with the company. I came back to check the progress and it still said patented, so I went to see if it they actually got their...

I just want them to update their marketing to read PATENT PENDING, that's all. Do you know the meaning of ASSIGNEE and how patent licensing works? The Assignee holds the temporary monopoly for the granted patent. In this case, Northwestern and the U.S. Gov't own the licensing rights to...

Their statement should read: "The GQ Headphones come equipped with ORA’s GrapheneQ™ membranes which use a patented graphene laminate."

Ah yes, PATENT PENDING is one thing. PATENTED is another. They do not have a patent for their transducer. They do no have a granted patent in other countries as well. Nguyen has two patents for a graphene laminate, which could be the basis for the GrapheneQ material. See...

I was just checking the status of this project, and I was digging into their "patent." Apparently, they do not have a patent, just a patent application filed. Under U.S. law, falsely marking a product as PATENTED is considered intent to deceive the public. Ora sounds does cite U.S. patents...

Can you describe what you mean by battery life? Does the E17 siphon power from the phone itself? I am interested to try this, but I want to get more info before I buy a USB OTG cable with power. 

Has any one noticed a difference in sound between the L (w/ amp) and R? My right has an extended lower frequency range I suspect due to the increase in air volume.