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Neurable launches U.S. Neurable One EEG headphones for $499

By Drooid · Oct 2, 2026, 2:32 AM UTC · How we work

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Neurable launched the Neurable One brain-scanning headphones in the United States for $499, shipping October.
The headphones embed 12 dry EEG sensors in nylon earpads to monitor brain waves.
Co-founder and CEO Ramses Alcaide said the product is built in-house to improve speed.
The device tracks focus, brain age, processing speed and alpha peak frequency, delivering break-time nudges.
Battery life lasts 22 hours, or 12 hours while EEG sensors are active.

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Neurable launched the Neurable One brain-scanning headphones in the United States for $499, shipping October.
The headphones embed 12 dry EEG sensors in nylon earpads to monitor brain waves.
Co-founder and CEO Ramses Alcaide said the product is built in-house to improve speed.
The device tracks focus, brain age, processing speed and alpha peak frequency, delivering break-time nudges.
Battery life lasts 22 hours, or 12 hours while EEG sensors are active.