The Even H3 Headphones Let Users Tailor Them to Personal Preferences
Justin Lam — August 28, 2018 — Art & Design
High-end headphones often try to offer the most balanced sound possible but the Even H3 wireless headphones understand that hearing is relative and instead let the user tailor their sound the way they want. This is accomplished via an accompanying app that plays a tone that starts quiet and gets louder. The user can then tap the side of their Even H3 wireless headphones when they hear the sound to create distinct EarPrints. These EarPrints are key to the headphones, as they serve as signature equalizers that are designed for a single person.
The unique EarPrint ability offered by the Even H3 wireless headphones are sure to appeal to audiophiles looking for a signature sound, but according to Even's CEO, Danny Aronson, this feature will also greatly improve the listening experience for those with various types of hearing loss.
The unique EarPrint ability offered by the Even H3 wireless headphones are sure to appeal to audiophiles looking for a signature sound, but according to Even's CEO, Danny Aronson, this feature will also greatly improve the listening experience for those with various types of hearing loss.
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Sound Experience - Opportunities for creating customized audio products that cater to individual hearing abilities and sound preferences.
2. Innovative Audio Interfaces - Creating easy-to-use audio interfaces that allow for personalized sound equalization through a companion app.
3. Accessible Audio Technology - Exploring potential for designing audio technology for hearing-impaired individuals that does not compromise sound quality for customization.
Industry Implications
1. Audio Technology - Companies can leverage personalized audio customization to appeal to audiophiles or those with specific hearing needs.
2. Consumer Electronics - Simplifying audio interface technology can help bring personalized sound technology to the mainstream market.
3. Healthcare - Creating audio technology that caters to those with hearing loss can greatly benefit the hearing-impaired populace while addressing a significant market need.
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