
- description
An AI sound-processing chip sits between the outside world and your ear canal, and it makes a judgement rather than applying a fixed rule. Pyrotechnics, grenade simulators and real-steel muzzle blast above 82 dB are pulled down in under a millisecond. Footsteps, radio traffic and movement through undergrowth are pushed up. Both happen at once, which is what separates this from a simple limiter.
The microphone count is six, split by job. Four omnidirectional pickups handle 360-degree environmental listening with head-related transfer function processing — HRTF is the modelling that lets a stereo system convince you a sound came from behind you, and applied here it means the environment keeps its geometry instead of collapsing into flat noise. A separate pair handles ENC call noise reduction, isolating your voice and stripping wind and background out of phone calls.
Battery life is published by mode rather than as one optimistic number: 24 hours in tactical use with Bluetooth off, 10 hours playing music with environmental listening off, and 8 hours balanced with both running.
Bluetooth 6.0 handles the link, IPX5 covers rain and sweat, and the charging case uses a magazine-inspired design with a locking latch and metal spring retention. The Earmor app adds firmware updates over the air, EQ, a dB meter and left/right balance.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | In-ear electronic hearing protection with AI processing |
| Attenuation | NRR 25 (ANSI) / SNR 31 (EN ISO 4869-2) |
| Suppression | Above 82 dB, in under 1 millisecond |
| Microphones | 4 x omnidirectional with HRTF, plus 2 x ENC for calls |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth 6.0 |
| Runtime | 24 hours tactical / 10 hours music / 8 hours balanced |
| Battery | 45 mAh per earbud, 400 mAh case |
| Speaker | 6 mm dynamic driver |
| Weight | 4.2 g per earbud |
| Water resistance | IPX5 |
| Colours | Black, Assault Orange, Coyote Brown, Foliage Green, Purple, Tracer Green, Yellow |
| Brand | Earmor |
Frequently asked questions
What does the AI chip actually change? It separates threat noise from information rather than treating both as volume. A fixed limiter ducks everything when a bang arrives; this clamps the bang and leaves the callout over the top of it audible.
Do I need to buy extra eartips? Probably not. The box ships memory foam and silicone tips in small, medium and large — six pairs in total — along with windproof covers, a 20 newton breakaway retention lanyard and a USB-C cable.
Why the bright colours? Dropped earbuds in woodland are effectively gone. Assault Orange and Tracer Green exist for that reason, and Purple and Yellow for the same.
Do they work under a mask and helmet? Yes — nothing protrudes past the ear, so full-face masks, helmet rails and night vision mounts are all clear.