Today, Noble Audio announced the FoKus Astrid, a brand-new addition to their true wireless arsenal. Marketed as in-between the Rex5 and Prestige Encore, Noble aims to improve its successful formula with an updated tuning and modern specs.
Updated Sound
The Astrid develops its sound from three different drivers. A 8.3mm dynamic, 6mm planar, and a balanced armature driver shape the sound, combined with a PU diaphragm and aluminum-magnesium alloy dome.
True Wireless Excellence
Alongside its modern tuning, the Astrid pushes further with the latest true wireless capabilities. These include the standard ANC and “Hear Through Mode,” granting dual portable flexibility for sitting and moving in public. Bluetooth is now up-to-date with 6.0, supporting both LDAC and aptX Adaptive codecs. Battery life extends to 40 hours, with a maximum 11 hours on the earbuds.
For additional customization, the Astrid has two features courtesy of Audiodo. Audiodo Personal Sound crafts a custom hearing profile through a quick hearing test, seamlessly adjusting the Astrid’s output to your ears. The Audiodo EQ pushes this user-integration even further, giving further alteration potential to bass, mids, and treble.

The Noble Astrid retails for 539 USD. More information regarding the Astrid can be found on Noble’s website.
Technical Specifications:
Drivers per earbud: One 8.3mm dynamic driver, one 6mm planar driver and one balanced armature
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