During its participation in the IFA 2026 exhibition, Vtenexa unveiled the Dua One device, which is a wearable device designed specifically to improve sleep quality, and aims to provide an integrated experience that goes beyond simply blocking unwanted nighttime noise, according to the Notebook Chic website.

The device combines small wireless earbuds with night-time audio playback, active noise cancellation, sleep tracking, and ambient sensing, along with a charging case equipped with sensors to provide practical data about the sleeper’s condition and surrounding conditions.

The headphones are designed specifically to suit people who sleep on one of their sides, as they allow tracking heart rate, heart rate variability, movement, and sleep stages. The weight of each headphone is about 3.3 grams, and its thickness reaches 9.9 mm at its thickest point.

The charging case monitors the room’s noise levels, lighting, temperature, and humidity separately before collecting and analyzing the data through the application. The company confirmed that the case does not record or store the actual sound, but rather records sound level readings.

The noise reduction technology relies on passive isolation along with active noise cancellation that reaches a peak of 42 dB. The headphones also provide an optional sound-canceling feature and a snoring response mode that is supposed to react to snoring detected during sleep.

The company indicates that the battery life ranges between 15 and 16 hours per charge. (Erm News)