Adaptive cancellation
Six microphones read the room 48,000 times a second, so the silence adjusts when the door opens.
Auriviq One · wireless over-ear
Feel every
frequency.
Adaptive noise cancellation, 42 hours of playback and a spatial engine tuned for rooms, not test tones.
01 / Arrival
The product enters the frame.
01 / Why it exists
Built for the
room you're in.
Most headphones are tuned for a graph. Auriviq One is tuned for a kitchen, a train carriage and a studio at two in the morning — three very different problems.
42 hours of playback
Ten minutes on the charger returns six hours. The battery curve is published, not marketed.
A spatial engine
Head-tracked spatial audio with three room profiles, mixed from impulse responses we recorded ourselves.
02 / The collection
Three ways
to listen.
One acoustic philosophy, three physical answers. Nothing here is a cheaper version of something else — each shell was designed around its own driver.
Auriviq One
The flagship, without the ceremony.
40 mm beryllium-coated drivers, a machined aluminium yoke and lambskin pads that can be replaced with a coin. It is the pair we would keep.
Playback42 h
Drivers40 mm
Weight286 g
Auriviq One — £349
Auriviq Studio
Open-back, for people who mix.
A wider stage and a flat response for editing, with a detachable cable and a second pair of velour pads in the case.
PlaybackWired
Impedance38 Ω
Weight312 g
Auriviq Studio — £449
03 / Engineering
Published,
not promised.
Every figure on this site is illustrative for a fictional product, and labelled as such. Real specifications would be measured and published with their test conditions.
| Driver | 40 mm beryllium-coated dynamic |
|---|---|
| Frequency response | 12 Hz – 40 kHz (illustrative) |
| Battery | 42 h ANC on · 60 h ANC off · USB-C |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 5.4 · LDAC · multipoint · 3.5 mm |
| Materials | Recycled aluminium, lambskin, bio-based polymer |