Video: Nokia Essence Promo – Stereo Headset – All You Hear Is the Music

| October 17, 2011 | 15 Replies

I can’t wait to try these out. Remember the Nokia Essence, the 99.8% noise cancelling in-ear phones?

They already passively block out sound by being in-ear, but then give you even more silence with active noise cancellation. Here’s a video promo about the Nokia Essence.

Apparently the noise cancelling is tuned to traffic and bass perfection. They’re also NFC powered, if I remember at launch though I don’t think that’s mentioned.

Nokia Essence Bluetooth Stereo Headset http://nokia.ly/pOsIQB features Bass Perfection Active Noise Cancellation, which eliminates up to 99.8% of background noise in the frequency range it matters the most: Bass.

In-ear design eliminates mid- and high frequency noise. The result is powerful, detailed bass and balanced frequency response – in any noisy place

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  1. Cloud_Connected says:

    Wow!

    Looks great! Is there any information about the price or when it will be available?

    Since I´ve lost my SE BT headset I´ve been looking for a replacement…

  2. Stound says:

    awesome, this is in my list of “to get items”, along with play 360

  3. Faab says:

    Might buy it if that adapter thing with noise cancellation actually works well with IEMs and headphones from other companys :D .

    • Roni Järvensivu says:

      If I understood correctly, you can’t change the headphones, it would anyways beat the real purpose. Thay are meant to be used with the headphones which are attached to the remote so that you get the true noise reduction.

      • Faab says:

        That seems unlogical to me. You can remove the IEM included from the adapter to stick it in your phone if the battery of the adapter runs out. The housing of the active noise cancellation houses in the adapter and not inside the IEM, which makes me believe that it will work with IEM/headphones from other manufacturers.

        Which makes me wonder, do you have to keep the adapter ‘outside’? Because the microphone inside the adapter, which sends feedback back to noise-cancelling unit, has to pick up ‘outside’ noise. Leaving the thing in your pocket will give you less noise-cancelling because the sound that reaches the unit will be dampend if it’s inside your pocket.

        • rebel_ng says:

          You most definitely cannot use the adaptor with another earpiece of you aim to get noise cancelation. Its pretty complicated stuff. Info about the size and position of speakers in the earpiece would have been consdered in the design of the unit.

          I’m pretty sure the cancelation microphones would be in the earpieces. You want to cancel out the noise hitting your ears not your chest.

  4. Peter says:

    I’ve got a friend who’s looking for a headset for her iPhone. Will these work with the iPhone? I’m not sure on the Bluetooth abilities of the iPhone. Thanks!

  5. realtechie.. says:

    do u see the guy in the screen shot how happy he is by having the essence accessory

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