The Sony H.ear Headphones Were Released at CES 2016
Malika Renee Butss — January 10, 2016 — Tech
Debuted at CES 2016, the Sony H.ear headphones are a wireless device that provide quality sound while also eliminating additional noise.
While wireless headphones are quite popular at CES, the Sony H.ear is a high-res audio accessory with noise-cancelling tech that analyzes the wearer's surroundings to determine which mode works best for them. Even at a medium volume level, wearers will not notice any background noise. Users of these headphones have the option to turn this feature off and enjoy the Sony H.ear as regular headphones for safety reasons. In addition to noise cancellation, these headphones provide a mix of clarity with a solid dose of bass that most headphones are designed without.
In terms of external design, the Sony H.ear headphones are extremely comfortable. The earpads are nicely cushioned and the headband does not cause the cans to pinch the wearers head.
While wireless headphones are quite popular at CES, the Sony H.ear is a high-res audio accessory with noise-cancelling tech that analyzes the wearer's surroundings to determine which mode works best for them. Even at a medium volume level, wearers will not notice any background noise. Users of these headphones have the option to turn this feature off and enjoy the Sony H.ear as regular headphones for safety reasons. In addition to noise cancellation, these headphones provide a mix of clarity with a solid dose of bass that most headphones are designed without.
In terms of external design, the Sony H.ear headphones are extremely comfortable. The earpads are nicely cushioned and the headband does not cause the cans to pinch the wearers head.
Trend Themes
1. Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones - Opportunities exist for companies to develop affordable noise-cancelling wireless headphones for everyday use.
2. High-resolution Audio Accessories - Companies could innovate with regard to high-quality audio accessories by incorporating noise-cancelling technology.
3. Personalized Sound Optimization - There is potential for companies to develop headphones that can analyze the user's surroundings and optimizes sound accordingly.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - There is a need for companies to create innovative noise-cancelling technologies for headphones in the consumer electronics industry.
2. Audio Equipment - The audio equipment industry could potentially benefit from incorporating noise-cancelling technology in headphones, which has a growing demand among buyers who value quality audio.
3. Travel Accessories - The travel industry could benefit from developing noise-cancelling headphones for travel by reducing background noise and enhancing comfort of the passenger.
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