In this video I’m talking about the Noble FoKus Amadeus, a $320 triple-dynamic TWS that Noble sent over as a sample. It’s the cheapest option in Noble’s TWS line, and honestly the “premium” vibe starts right away: the buds look like a wired IEM (metal nozzle, beautiful faceplate), the fit is comfortable and doesn’t get swampy in my ear, and the case feels hefty with USB‑C and a solid magnetic dock. You also get a pouch, a basic Noble-branded cable, and a decent selection of tips—tip swapping on a TWS is a big plus. The big story here is the app and EQ. You get multiple EQ options (simple +/- bands and a really intuitive three‑dot EQ you can drag around for bass/mids/treble), plus a hearing test feature you can save. My main complaint is there’s no true parametric EQ, so you can’t “laser in” a specific profile—especially as an iPhone user where good software matters a lot. Stock tuning is a very strong V-shape with big bass and a lot of treble; I found the treble can be too much for long sessions, but dialing back bass/treble in the app makes it way better. With EQ I rate it SS; without EQ it’s more like a solid B.