 Hey guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at IFA 2016. I'm at Audizy's booth and I've just been listening to one of the most amazing sets of headphones yet. First of all, these are the Audizy iSign 10. The design of them is pretty wild in itself. It's something that seems to have come out of the DOM initiative or something. They have a 30mm diaphragm in them. They're plain and magnetic, but they're also in-ears. I don't know how Audizy has done it, but the most important thing is the sound of them and it just blew me away. Audizy's booth is here at the audio section of IFA. It's super loud around us, as you might be able to hear and pick up, but once I put some music on, they take over. The music is there, everything is there, all the detail is there, the imaging, the bass all the way down to the sub-bass, the treble response. I'm in love. I keep falling in love with headphones, but these are just really amazing and terrific. The thing is, they don't just look wild, they sound really, really great. The iSign 10 at $399 is actually quite reasonable. There's also an iSign 20 with a longer voice coil at $599, which is a bit more dear. As I say, I'll spend something like 10 minutes listening to these. I don't want to take them out of my ear. They're that much fun. Audizy is offering them with a lightning cable, which includes Audizy's own DAC and amp, which makes them sound great. The good thing is, there's the usual 3.5mm connection as well. I've been using that with a Galaxy Note 7, and like I say, everything sounds just wonderful with them. You can try these with a smartphone. They're plain and magnetic. You can try them with a smartphone, and they sound amazing. What more do you want? The iSigns that I've been listening to here are only a prototype at the moment. They have a 3D printed enclosure, but the finished product will not be as glossy. It will be a dark matte black, and it will have a slightly different ear attachment mechanism rather than this white, again, 3D printed prototype we have here. The thing I have to point out is there's not much noise isolation, but Audizy bundles a set of silicone tips and a set of compliant foam tips, so you should be able to get reasonable noise isolation. As I say, once the music kicks in, all of the drone around me just kind of seems to go away, and there's just so much detail and articulation with these headphones that I just get lost in the music. I don't want to take them off. They're just that good. So the Audizy iSign 10 and the iSign 20, one is $399 and one is $599, both will be available at the end of October, beginning of November. Plus, there will also be an option with a connection to the Oculus Rift and a connection for the HC Vive. So if you want the ideal in-ear headphones to go with your headset, this is going to be an excellent candidate. So thanks for watching my first listen and my fawning over the Audizy iSign 10s. For more of our E4 2016 coverage, stay tuned to theverge.com and youtube.com slash The Verge.
 Hey guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at IFA 2016. I'm at Audizy's booth and I've
 just been listening to one of the most amazing sets of headphones yet.
 First of all, these are the Audizy iSign 10. The design of them is pretty wild in itself.
 It's something that seems to have come out of the DOM initiative or something. They have
 a 30mm diaphragm in them. They're plain and magnetic, but they're also in-ears. I don't
 know how Audizy has done it, but the most important thing is the sound of them and it
 just blew me away. Audizy's booth is here at the audio section of IFA. It's super loud
 around us, as you might be able to hear and pick up, but once I put some music on, they
 take over. The music is there, everything is there, all the detail is there, the imaging,
 the bass all the way down to the sub-bass, the treble response. I'm in love. I keep falling
 in love with headphones, but these are just really amazing and terrific. The thing is,
 they don't just look wild, they sound really, really great. The iSign 10 at $399 is actually
 quite reasonable. There's also an iSign 20 with a longer voice coil at $599, which is
 a bit more dear. As I say, I'll spend something like 10 minutes listening to these. I don't
 want to take them out of my ear. They're that much fun. Audizy is offering them with a lightning
 cable, which includes Audizy's own DAC and amp, which makes them sound great. The good
 thing is, there's the usual 3.5mm connection as well. I've been using that with a Galaxy
 Note 7, and like I say, everything sounds just wonderful with them. You can try these
 with a smartphone. They're plain and magnetic. You can try them with a smartphone, and they
 sound amazing. What more do you want? The iSigns that I've been listening to here are
 only a prototype at the moment. They have a 3D printed enclosure, but the finished product
 will not be as glossy. It will be a dark matte black, and it will have a slightly different
 ear attachment mechanism rather than this white, again, 3D printed prototype we have
 here. The thing I have to point out is there's not much noise isolation, but Audizy bundles
 a set of silicone tips and a set of compliant foam tips, so you should be able to get reasonable
 noise isolation. As I say, once the music kicks in, all of the drone around me just
 kind of seems to go away, and there's just so much detail and articulation with these
 headphones that I just get lost in the music. I don't want to take them off. They're just
 that good. So the Audizy iSign 10 and the iSign 20, one is $399 and one is $599, both
 will be available at the end of October, beginning of November. Plus, there will also be an option
 with a connection to the Oculus Rift and a connection for the HC Vive. So if you want
 the ideal in-ear headphones to go with your headset, this is going to be an excellent
 candidate. So thanks for watching my first listen and my fawning over the Audizy iSign
 10s. For more of our E4 2016 coverage, stay tuned to theverge.com and youtube.com slash
 The Verge.