Noble Audio has officially unveiled the Osprey, a new true wireless earphone aimed at bringing the company’s signature tuning and design language to a broader audience. Positioned as the most accessible model in Noble’s growing TWS line-up, the Osprey combines hybrid driver technology, LDAC support and a premium-looking design at a more approachable price point.
The Osprey is scheduled to go up for pre-order from 4 June 2026 through Noble Audio’s official website and selected retailers worldwide. Pricing is set at $199 / £199 / €225, with shipping expected to begin towards the end of June. Attendees at HIGH END Vienna 2026 will also be able to demo the new model at the show.
Noble says the Osprey was designed around the same core philosophy as its higher-end wireless releases, focusing on musicality, balance and long-term listening comfort rather than an aggressively analytical sound. Internally, the earphones use a hybrid dual-driver setup consisting of a 10mm dynamic driver paired with a custom balanced armature driver.
According to the company, the tuning aims to deliver controlled bass, a natural midrange presentation and extended treble with strong separation between instruments. Support for LDAC is included for compatible devices, alongside SBC and AAC codec compatibility.
Visually, the Osprey sticks closely to the brand’s established aesthetic. The earbuds feature a marbled faceplate design that immediately looks like a Noble product, while the compact aluminium charging case appears to prioritise both portability and durability. Noble is also including multiple ear tip options to help users achieve a secure fit and proper seal.
On the technical side, the Osprey is built around the Airoha 1571 chipset and supports Bluetooth 5.4. Features include multipoint connectivity, TrueWireless Mirroring, Active Noise Cancellation and a Hearing Through mode for situational awareness. Dual microphones with cVc noise reduction are also onboard for voice calls.
Battery life is rated at up to 7 hours with ANC disabled, or around 5 hours with ANC turned on. The charging case extends total playback time further, and a 10-minute quick charge is said to provide roughly 2 hours of listening time.
Key Specifications
- Hybrid dual-driver configuration (10mm dynamic driver + custom balanced armature)
- Frequency response: 20Hz – 40kHz
- Bluetooth 5.4
- Airoha 1571 chipset
- SBC / AAC / LDAC codec support
- Multipoint connectivity
- Active Noise Cancellation + Hearing Through mode
- Dual microphones with cVc noise reduction
- Up to 7 hours playback (ANC off)
- Up to 5 hours playback (ANC on)
- Quick charge support (10 minutes = approx. 2 hours playback)
- USB-C charging
- Companion app support with EQ and OTA firmware updates