Emotiv
Emotiv EPOC X
1,199.00 USD · 1 capability
8 products · augments brain · 6 with sourced capabilities
Neurotech is the category with the widest gap between what the hardware can do and what the marketing implies. An EEG headset can genuinely record brain activity; whether it can tell you anything useful about your attention is a software question with weak evidence. The products here are sorted by what they measure or stimulate, and every claim on a product page is tied to the sentence the maker published.
Emotiv
1,199.00 USD · 1 capability
Muse
474.99 USD · 2 capabilities
Neurable
Price not published · 2 capabilities
Neuronic
1,795.00 EUR
Neurable
499.00 USD · 2 capabilities
Neuronic
295.00 USD
Muse
249.99 USD · 2 capabilities
Emotiv
79.00 USD · 1 capability
Headsets, bands and implants that read or stimulate brain activity and are sold as products.
Research platforms sold only to laboratories, meditation apps without hardware, and devices whose only output is a proprietary "score" with no published method.
A product belongs to exactly one category. Where a device could sit in two, we file it by what it does most of the time — and say so on its page.
Ask what the electrodes actually contact: dry contact EEG is convenient and noisier than gel.
Stimulation is the part to be careful with. Anything that passes current through the scalp has a safety envelope the maker should publish.
A focus score is not a measurement of focus until someone shows the validation.
Sorted by what the device augments, not by what it costs. Every product card links to the maker's page; every claim on a product page links to the sentence it came from. Catalogue state: 8 published products in Neurotech, last read 31 Oct 2026.