Debuting at CanJam Singapore 2026, the FoKus Apollo Pro builds on the original's hybrid driver concept with upgraded tuning, premium materials and a more refined overall package.
Noble Audio has announced the FoKus Apollo Pro, a new limited-run flagship wireless headphone that takes everything the original FoKus Apollo did well and pushes it further. It’s debuting publicly at CanJam Singapore 2026 on 16–17 May, with global availability beginning the same day through NobleAudio.com and selected retailers.
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The Apollo Pro carries over the hybrid driver architecture that made the original stand out – a dynamic driver paired with a planar magnetic driver. It’s a combination that makes sense on paper and delivers in practice: the dynamic driver handles low-end weight and physicality, while the planar magnetic driver brings the speed, detail and clarity that planar technology does better than most. Noble has also updated the acoustic tuning on the Apollo Pro, refining the overall balance and musical presentation relative to its predecessor.
On the hardware side, the Apollo Pro runs on Qualcomm’s QCC3084 chipset and works with Noble’s FoKus companion app, giving users control over EQ adjustments, playback settings and other functionality. A new Voice Prompt system replaces traditional notification tones with spoken confirmations for key functions like ANC activation – a small but practical upgrade for daily use.
The materials and finish have been considered: updated fabric finishes, revised gunmetal accents, new ear pad materials, and an upgraded fabric cable all contribute to a more considered overall package. Noble has also introduced more compact packaging, which makes the Apollo Pro easier to travel with without sacrificing the premium unboxing experience the brand is known for.
The FoKus Apollo was already a distinctive release in the audiophile wireless space. The Apollo Pro positions itself as the refined, performance-focused version for listeners who want that same concept taken a step further.
