The Blaster Speaker by Nixon may look suspiciously familiar, especially to those who are fans of the Beats by Dre line. That is because it greatly resembles the Pill sound system, right down to the choice of color. Granted, Nixon's version is much more brick-like, but it clearly shows that its hard to knock what works.
The first bluetooth sound system for the company, The Blaster Speaker by Nixon is the winner of a recent ISPO award in the accessories category. With an indestructible shell and superior battery life (it lasts u to 18 hours on a single charge), it is no wonder that it walked away with such an award. Nixon co-founder Chad DiNenna says, “The Blaster was realized and developed through the experience of our team of athletes and artists."
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Brick-like Sound Systems
- Creating more durable and portable sound systems could lead to disruptive innovation opportunities for tech companies.
- Superior Battery Life
- Developing technology with longer battery life has the potential to disrupt various industries from electronics to transportation.
- Indestructible Materials
- Incorporating materials that can withstand damage could lead to disruptive innovation opportunities for products in various industries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Consumer Electronics
- Companies in the consumer electronics space can benefit from creating more durable and portable sound systems.
- Transportation
- Innovating battery technology could lead to the development of more efficient and sustainable transportation solutions.
- Outdoor Recreation
- The development of indestructible materials could revolutionize the outdoor recreation industry by creating more durable and long-lasting products.
