[AlwaysForward]

100mm Drivers with 1W of power and built in Cipher. Wired digital or analog. Wireless AAC & LDAC. Skip the 3D audio and this is a spec dream for portable fun.

 

[iBrian]

Too bad this is on indiegogo. I will never deal with that site again.

 

[iBrian]

Wow I have been afk for a while and that’s what I post.

 

[AlwaysForward]

I’m really curious if the algorithms here can make the closed cans sound open with traditional audio.

 

[Kazekeil]

Yeah, I don’t care too much about the 3D sound features though I’ll definitely give it a try. I more so backed because I love the EL-8 and a wireless EL-8 that potentially sounds even better is a winning proposition to me. Hopefully the battery life over Bluetooth with the 3D features disabled is decent. Only downside I see is the one-year warranty.

I picked up a Nuraphone for my on the go/bluetooth listening so I'm not too worried about that, it's actually replacing a few daily driver pairs I have, even at my desktop. For me, keeping these will come down to their performance as a gaming headset. I really dig the removable mic and headtracking really is a killer feature(the only good thing about the HeaDSPeaker). So we will see.

 

[MICHAELSD]

100mm Drivers with 1W of power and built in Cipher. Wired digital or analog. Wireless AAC & LDAC. Skip the 3D audio and this is a spec dream for portable fun.

Also this is seemingly lost in the marketing: “Mobius is tuned to have frequency response like our LCD series of professional headphones and is equally great if used beyond gaming.”

Honestly they seem to be downplaying the quality of these for music. Mobius seems like it is trying to be and should be two separate products: a gaming headset and the world’s first wireless planar magnetic headphone. So basically you’re getting both in one package, making the value proposition here extraordinary. 100mm Fluxor drivers and on-board Cipher basically make these on-par with $799+ Audeze headphones from a spec perspective, and AAC support basically means that these may sound as good or better than my EL-8 when I’m streaming Apple Music. Couple that with a durable design and these are very solid everyday headphones.

 

[redogfizbal]

I’m probably going to regret not getting in on these, but I’m going to wait and see.

 

[heavyharmonies]

Yeah, I got the launch email and after a 30-second read of the page I barely got in at the $199 price (based on my order number I missed it, but they must honor the price in place when you initiate checkout). Do I need these? Heck no. But I'd love a wireless set of audiophile cans that I can also use for work calls and gaming... a potential all-in-one solution. It's too cheap not to try at that price. I've tried the LCD-2 (pre-Fazor) and LCD-X, and while I enjoyed them, they were just too darned heavy for long-term listening.

Plus I like new toys. These should be interesting.

 

[MICHAELSD]

Wondering what the preliminary battery life is on Bluetooth with and without head tracking enabled? It says 10 hours in the campaign with head tracking enabled but doesn’t specify whether that’s via Bluetooth or analog connection.

 

[MICHAELSD]

About to blow these up on Reddit .

 

[AlwaysForward]

About to blow these up on Reddit .

It’s been done. Dare ya to try the mods though.

 

[MICHAELSD]

It’s been done. Dare ya to try the mods though.

Not done properly though. They didn’t even link to the product page. Also promoted on Slickdeals. The promotion is deserved, @Audeze. Kudos.

 

[antdroid]

This could be my next work headset for teleconferences.... and listening to music at work.

 

[AlwaysForward]

Well shoot, I’m about to have 4 wireless headsets once these and the ORA ship. My portable collection is out of control.

AirPods
Bose Soundsport Free
1more Quad Driver
Audeze iSine20
Audeze Mobius
Ora GrapheneQ
Bose QC35
Bowers & Wilkins PX

 

[MICHAELSD]

This could be my next work headset for teleconferences.... and listening to music at work.

Curious to hear your impressions of these.