CanJam London is set to host seven major new headphone and in-ear launches this year, led by the Noble Audio FoKus Artemis, the brand’s most ambitious wireless headphone to date. Alongside Artemis, Noble Audio, Final, SIVGA and Sendy Audio are all bringing new flagship and mid-tier models to the show, spanning wireless flagships, purist single-driver in-ears and ultra-light planar headphones.
Noble Audio FoKus Artemis Leads the Line-up
The Noble Audio FoKus Artemis builds on the award-winning FoKus Apollo by adding balanced armature technology to its existing dynamic and planar magnetic driver platform, resulting in a flagship three-driver wireless design. Noble says the combination is meant to pair the body and impact of a dynamic driver with the precision of a balanced armature and the speed and openness of a planar driver, while Audiodo Personal Sound lets listeners tailor the tuning to their own hearing. The FoKus Artemis runs on Qualcomm’s QCC3095 platform with Bluetooth 5.4, active noise cancellation, multipoint connectivity and up to 50-plus hours of playback, and is available to pre-order now at £799 / €949 / $899, with shipping expected during July 2026.
New Noble Audio IEMs: Iris, Vanguard and Osprey
Noble Audio is also introducing three additional models. The Iris takes a purist, single-driver approach with a custom 10.2mm dynamic driver and a triple sound-chamber design, priced at £649 / €749 / $699 and available now. The Vanguard follows up on the brand’s best-selling Knight IEM with a three-driver hybrid design combining a 10mm dynamic driver with two custom balanced armatures, at £299 / €349 / $325. Rounding out the Noble Audio line-up is the Osprey, the brand’s most accessible true wireless model yet, pairing a 10mm dynamic driver with a custom balanced armature and Bluetooth 6 with LDAC support, priced at £199 / €225 / $199.
Final, SIVGA and Sendy Audio Join the Show
Final is bringing its £7,499 True Diamond closed-back flagship to CanJam London; bestofhighend.com has already covered this model in depth in our First Look at the Final DX10000 CL. SIVGA is showing the Lyrebird, a £149 quad-driver hybrid IEM combining dynamic, balanced armature, micro planar and piezoelectric ceramic drivers in a wood-faced housing, available from July 15 through SIVGA’s store, Amazon and select retailers. Sendy Audio closes out the line-up with the Apollo PRO, a 354g open-back planar headphone built around a custom 78mm driver with a nano-scale diaphragm under 800 nanometres thick, priced at £449 / €499 / $449 and available now.
Pricing and availability
Pricing across the CanJam London line-up ranges from £149 for the SIVGA Lyrebird to £7,499 for the Final DX10000 CL. Full specifications and regional availability for the Noble Audio FoKus Artemis and its stablemates are available at nobleaudio.com.
Key specifications
- Noble Audio FoKus Artemis: dynamic + planar magnetic + balanced armature, Bluetooth 5.4, ANC, up to 50+ hours — £799 / €949 / $899
- Noble Audio Iris: single 10.2mm dynamic driver, triple sound chamber — £649 / €749 / $699
- Noble Audio Vanguard: 1DD + 2BA hybrid — £299 / €349 / $325
- Noble Audio Osprey: dynamic + BA hybrid, Bluetooth 6, LDAC — £199 / €225 / $199
- SIVGA Lyrebird: quad-driver hybrid IEM — £149 / €167 / $149
- Sendy Audio Apollo PRO: 78mm planar, 354g, open-back — £449 / €499 / $449
