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Veetra Alpha Neurofeedback Earbuds
$240.00
The Veetra Alpha costs $240.00. They are earbuds with EEG sensors in the tips, reading theta, alpha, beta and gamma activity to show when you are focused, relaxed, stressed or tiring, with guided breathing and brainwave games to train against it. As ordinary earbuds they run 35dB noise cancelling, five hours a charge and 40 with the case. The Kickstarter closed at $795,294, about sixteen times its goal.
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product typeneurofeedback earbuds / EEG wearable
main modelVeetra Alpha
sensor typein-ear EEG
measurement focusbrainwaves, focus, relaxation, stress, fatigue
brainwave bandstheta, alpha, beta, gamma reported in review coverage
training modesguided meditation, breathing exercises, brainwave games, cognitive training
audioHi-Res audio positioning
noise control35dB ANC reported in review coverage
Before you buy
Where to buy Veetra Alpha earbuds
Veetra runs Alpha as a Kickstarter campaign, and MetaOriental links to that campaign rather than selling the earbuds. Veetra Alpha costs $240.00. Backing a campaign is a commitment rather than a purchase, so treat the ship date as an estimate.
Who Veetra Alpha earbuds are for
Veetra Alpha is for people who want to see and train their attention rather than track their sleep. The earbuds read EEG in the ear canal across theta, alpha, beta and gamma bands, then feed that back through guided meditation, breathing exercises, brainwave games and cognitive training. Veetra positions them for focus, relaxation, stress and fatigue during the day.
Are Veetra Alpha earbuds worth $240.00?
In-ear EEG at $240.00 is inexpensive for the category, and consumer neurofeedback is a field where the marketing runs ahead of the evidence, so treat focus-improvement claims as unproven rather than established. The earbuds are still at campaign stage with no independent long-term reviews. Anyone mainly interested in sleep should look at a dedicated sleep wearable instead, because Alpha is built for waking hours.
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