German company Ultrasone, has lunched a premium range of headphones in the UK.
The "scientifically designed" S-Logic HFI uses "natural surround sound technology" to improve sound quality, which Ultrasone claims pushes sound around your ear using decentralised driver positioning which makes it appear as though you are listening to speaker’s metres away.
Ultrasone’s HFI range is designed with Ultra-Low-Emission (ULE), which produces a low-frequency magnetic field, compared, says Ultrasone, to traditional earphones, which can produce four times the maximum recommended levels of ULE.
The headphones also feature MU Metal, which is metal shielding designed to reduce magnetic radiation by up to 98 per cent compared to current headphones, says Ultrasone.
Potentially, the risk of causing hearing damage can be reduced as the S-Logic design projects the sound pressure at reduced levels by up to 40 per cent (3-4 db).
The entry level HFI–15G costs 79.99, the HFI-450 99.99, HFI–580 144.99, HFI-680 184.99, HFI-780 194.99 and the premium end HFI-2200 229.99.
In the UK, Ultrasone headphones are now available online from stores such as Amazon.
German company Ultrasone, has lunched its premium range of headphones in the UK.
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