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Nuraphone: A headphone customized for your individual hearing

In reviewing headphones over the years, I’ve learned one important lesson: No single headphone will sound good to all people. But what if you could customize a headphone to how you hear music? Now you can with the nuraphone—a headphone that will automatically tune to your unique hearing bringing your music into focus.

At nuraphone’s core is a built-in self-learning engine that adapts to your hearing in 60 seconds without even the press of a button and creates a unique hearing profile using the nura iOS or Android app. Once created, your profile is stored on the nuraphone, with up to three unique profiles that can be stored at the same time.

How it works

The nuraphone plays a range of tones into the ear, and then measures a very faint sound that your ear generates in response to these tones called the otoacoustic emission (OAE). This tiny signal originates in the cochlea and vibrates the ear drum, turning it into a speaker and playing sound back out of your ear. Yes, our ears make sound! This sound is about 10,000 times smaller than the sound that went in. Encoded in the returning sound wave is information about how well you heard the sound that went in. The nuraphone uses an extremely sensitive microphone to detect this retuning sound wave, and a self-learning engine built into the nuraphone to create your profile. No buttons or knobs. It all happens automatically and in about 60 seconds. It is a little bit magic. Once the nuraphone has created your hearing profile it sonically molds your music so that it matches your hearing system and delivers all the detail of the music you love.

The nuraphone delivers bass you can feel while maintaining crystal clear detail. It works by splitting the melodic sounds to an in-ear speaker, and the bass sounds to an over-ear tactile driver that delivers the sound through your skin. For the first time, you can adjust your level of immersion. Stand at the back of the room, or in the front row.

Nura’s patented in & over architecture details feature dual layer noise isolation (no sound in—no sound out), sound clarity and immersion mode with depth of sound that you can feel. It is designed for comfort giving the right fit every time. It comes with a soft and flexible silicon covered metal headband, patented active cooling ear pads, programmable touch control and a universal nura connector that enables cable connection to Lightning, USB, USB-C, micro-USB & 3.5mm jack.

The nuraphone sells for $399 US and is available from Nura. Visit www.nuraphone.com for more information.

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Naztech will add a solid state “hard drive” to your iPhone or iPad

iPhones and iPads consume content like a hungry teenager and that means it might not take long for your device’s storage to become full. And on the opposite side, how do you get content INTO your iOS device without using iTunes (I’d rather stick a fork in my eye)? Naztech has a gadget for that and it’s the Xtra Drive Mini.

The Naztech Xtra Drive Mini is a small microSD card reader that adds up to 256GB to your iOS device. The adapter comes with a 16GB microSD card and once you insert it into the Xtra Drive Mini, it becomes a “hard drive” that you can use to store and transfer files to and from your iPhone and iPad.

You can also stream media directly from the microSD card to the iOS device without transferring it into the device’s memory.

One side of the Xtra Drive Mini has a Lightning connector and the other side has a USB 2.0 connector that you can use to plug it into your Mac or PC.

You can read more about the Naztech Xtra Drive Mini at naztech.com and buy one for $49.99 from Amazon.

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Turn a pumpkin into a keg with the Pumpkin Tap Kit

The Pumpkin Tap Kit from Kegworks is the perfect gadget for your next Oktoberfest, fall picnic, tailgating party, etc. It is a shank and faucet that has been designed for to turn an ordinary pumpkin into a dispenser for your favorite beverage.

Just clean the guts out of the pumpkin and cut a small hole in the side to fit the chrome finished brass shank.

All that’s left to do is to attach the handle, fill the pumpkin keg with something refreshing to drink, and then you’re ready to enjoy a one of a kind conversation starter.

You can buy the Pumpkin Tap Kit for $34.50 on Amazon or for $29.99 directly from kegworks.com

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Ninjas love Kwikset’s latest electronic deadbolt lock

When it comes to style, Kwikset’s Obsidian touchscreen deadbolt door lock is a far cry from their Kevo lock that I reviewed last year. This new lock has a modern style that features a low profile white LED touchscreen keypad that will let you keep your physical house key in your pocket.

You do not need a mobile app to use this version of the Obsidian electronic deadbolt lock. It’s an analog lock where it’s up to you to create the security code. But, Kwikset plans to release Obsidian with Home Connect technology later this year.

Head over to kwikset.com for all the details. Obsidian is available for purchase now from Amazon for $179.

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