Hey what’s going on everybody—Joseph from Screenbite. In this video I’m doing a true first reaction/first impressions of the Nuraphones, not a full review. I’d been seeing these advertised everywhere (so yeah…the marketing worked), and I’ve been on a bit of a headphone kick trying to find the perfect wireless cans for work that could also double for some gaming—like plugged into a PSVR headset. I unbox them, talk build quality (I genuinely thought they were plastic at first…turns out it’s aluminum), and walk through the weird-but-interesting setup where you use the app to build a hearing profile tuned to your ears. I also cover comfort with those little “nubs” everyone talks about (for me it was just different, not painful), plus the passive noise cancelling and the fact that they were basically dead out of the box. After running the ear calibration like 4–5 times, the sound got deeper and more full with more “layers,” and immersion mode is wild—cranked up it’s overbearing (it literally felt like it was vibrating my head), but around ~35% it was perfect for my taste. The biggest takeaway: they didn’t “wow” me in a dramatic way, but when I switched back to my Sennheiser Momentum Wireless 2, the Sennheisers suddenly sounded flat and lacked depth. My first impression is they’re good, and yeah, I’d say they can be worth the $400—especially with the 30-day money-back guarantee if you want to try them yourself.