Photo credit: Felix Schwamkrug
Sure, Apple recently released a USB-C version of the original AirPods Max, but what about the second-generation model? Well, we probably won’t see that until WWDC in June at the earliest, but this concept by Felix Schwamkrug does give us an idea of what it could look like.
Typically wireless earbuds need to be replaced every few years, but what if there was a way to easily repair them? Meet the Fairphone Fairbuds. Featuring a total of seven spare parts that can be easily replaced, which means if one earbud is lost, you can easily order a replacement.
Available to order now, priced at $169.99 USD, the Beats Studio Buds+ features upgraded Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), a new Transparency mode, call performance and exceptional battery life. Each earbud comes equipped with three new acoustic vents designed to greatly improve audio precision as well as relieve pressure for extended listening sessions.
For those who hate opening up an app or their mobile device to adjust the settings on their wireless earbuds, the JBL Tour PRO 2 aims to make your life easier. These are true wireless earbuds paired with the world’s first smart charging case. Simply tap the 1.45-inch LED touch display to manage music, receive calls, message and view social media notifications in real time.
Priced at $199 USD, the new Google Pixel Buds Pro uses Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) with a custom 6-core audio chip that runs Google-developed algorithms and custom speakers to bring immersive sound that adapts to the listener. Silent Seal helps maximize the amount of noise that’s canceled, while built-in sensors accurately measure the pressure in your ear canal to ensure that you’re comfortable even during long listening sessions.