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Imagine a technology so amazing that it changed the way you hear the world.
A technology so widely compatible that it upgrades not just headphones but hi-fi speakers and concert sound systems too.
A technology so clever it makes the whole world sound better.
Imagine it costs about sixty bucks.
That’s what Flare Audio is promising with its new Immerse product.
Immerse looks like fancy earplugs or earbuds, but the product is neither of those things.
It’s “ear technology” that according to the firm changes the way your ears work.
Immerse comes with impressive endorsements.
And Manic Street Preachers producer Dave Eringa says that your jaw will “hit the floor”.
The sound of science?
But we’ve yet to try them to see if they live up to those claims.
So what does Immerse actually do?
According to its creators, the enemy of sound quality is your ear.
That’s due to something called HRTF, short for Head Related Transfer Function.
I want to believe.
But Flare has a bit of a track record with grand audio claims.
Flare is very careful not to claim that Calmer helps tinnitus on its website.
They describe Calmer as a ‘soft silicone in-ear waveguide that removes resonance from inside of our ears.'"
BothSoundly.comandHearing Health Mattersconcluded that for some people, Calmer could make tinnitus symptoms worse.
And I don’t doubt that some people will like the results.
