One of the major problems with earbud-style Bluetooth headphones is that the tiny components of the headset can get easily locked in pockets, backpacks and purses. Like those childproof mittens connected with a string, these KOAR Bluetooth headphones are always tethered together so the pair is never accidentally divided.
These KOAR Bluetooth headphones allow the wearer to listen to music wirelessly anywhere within the Bluetooth range of their smartphone -- which, depending on the device, can range from 30 to 300 feet away. The Bluetooth headphones can also accept calls, with a built-in microphone allowing the user to talk on the go.
Unlike other models of Bluetooth headphones, the KOAR earbuds will never become separated from each other: an addition which may seem like a step back in technology, but actually preserves a useful feature from a less technically advanced model.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tethered Bluetooth Headphones
- Developing tethered wireless headphones that do not sacrifice mobility while reducing the risk of losing the product's components.
- Bluetooth Range Expansion
- Innovating Bluetooth connectivity reaching beyond 300 feet to provide users with the freedom to move even further from their device.
- Built-in Microphone Earbuds
- Integrating built-in microphones to earbuds that allow users to take calls on the go while keeping their phone in their pocket.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Integrate new features and designs in wireless headphones that solve common problems people experience while using these devices.
- Communications Technology
- Push the limits of wireless network technology by extending Bluetooth ranges beyond the current standard.
- Mobile Accessories
- Develop new mobile accessories that offer integration with smartphones for a better quality experience for users.
