The team that made wireless, music sharing headphones are back at it again with the Wearhaus Beam headphones, earbuds that allow friends to listen to music together.
Before personal hand-held phones, listening to music was a social activity. Now, headphones are used to disconnect from the outside world, instead of engage in it. Wearhaus aims to change that by introducing their social ear buds that use partnered Bluetooth technology to allow multiple multiple Wearhaus products to wirelessly sync up with one another, regardless of the audio source. These headphones come with a customizable pulsing outer light which the user can change to best reflect their mood. The introduction of the earbuds makes for a more accessible product, as its sleek design is more popular among casual music listeners.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Social Earbuds
- Wearable tech companies can capitalize on the social aspects of music listening to create similar products that allow for multiple users to wirelessly share audio.
- Bluetooth Pairing
- Tech companies can enhance their Bluetooth technology offerings to create better and more seamless syncing capabilities.
- Customizable Tech
- The increased demand for personalized tech can lead to more products offering customized color and light options.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Wearable Tech
- Wearable tech companies can create similar products that allow for social music listening in order to capitalize on the trend.
- Audio Electronics
- Audio tech companies can enhance their Bluetooth technology offerings to create better and more seamless syncing capabilities.
- Personalized Electronics
- Electronics companies can create more personalized products that allow for customized user experiences, such as customizable color and light options in earbuds.
