Featuring a 55 hour battery life and customizable caps and ear cushions in over 2,000 color combinations.
Along with its huge capacity, the battery is also completely user-replaceable.
A bunch of premium features packed into a perfect $129 package.
Sonos also launched its first pair of headphones.
It’s hard to believe Sonos didn’t do headphones before today, but “all good things”…?
Creating a “hearing profile” for its wearer.
The new project is reportedly called “Camerabuds.”
A tiny but powerful digital-to-analogue converter that will take your wired headphones to new levels.
Industry-leading noise cancellation for maximum immersion, interchangeable batteries, and a hub to connect multiple consoles at once.
Each of these headphones looks good, sounds great, and is worthy of both your cranium and your cash.
Part style accessory, part audio product. They launch today and we’ve been using them for the past week, read on for our review.
Taking a durable, open-ear design approach.
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