Sentences with phrase «other headphone companies»

Bose loves to brag about inventing noise cancelling technology for Space Shuttle astronauts years before any other headphone company was considering it.

Not exact matches

Companies like JVC, Audio Technica, Sennheiser, Sony, and others debuted new styles at the show, with offerings ranging from sleek over-ear headphones to tiny buds that look like gemstones.

While many other companies make their own active noise cancelling headphones, Bose remains the gold standard.

Apple already sells Beats Electronics gear in its stores, giving the company insights into how much the trendy headphones and other audio equipment appeal to its customers.

The company's CEO, Pete Lau, wrote a blog post on Thursday confirming that the rumored (and teased) device does exist, and it will also keep the headphone jack that most other flagship phones have abandoned.

The newly - freed Apple Watch may also be an appealing combination with other Apple products, like the company's wireless headphones and streaming music service.

Their offerings also include active noise - cancelling and waterproof features with colorful modern designs, made to compete with other fitness - focused headphone companies as well as the revitalized look of modern headphones.

The company skipped through the recession and had many number - one selling headphones, along with a pack of other achievements.

The company says these in - ear headphones raise the bar for sound quality, providing lower distortion, superior bass response, and a wider soundstage than any other in - ear on the market.

Taking many of the elements that have served the company's other wireless headphones well, Jabra's Elite Sport can handle the rigors of a good workout while also tracking activity and playing music, making them a great choice in the burgeoning new «hearables» marketplace.

In what seemed partially intended to be consolation for removing the headphone jack from the Google Pixel 2, the Mountain View company announced the Google Pixel Buds last month, a pair of semi-wireless headphones (they're still wired to each other, but not your phone).

The U.S. - Singapore company makes three - quarters of its revenue from selling accessories like mice, headphones and keyboards for gamers, but it plans to introduce software services and push its other hardware products.

I know I'm not alone — other people hate wired headphones enough to have sparked a boom in wireless headphone sales from companies like Beats and Bose.

Tech companies feel my pain, and that of countless other Americans, and so entrepreneurs from Montreal have launched a new product with exciting promises: headphones that prevent you from being distracted and «rewire your brain» so you can concentrate.

If you want to go wireless, the Pixel 2 supports Bluetooth 5.0, and Google selling its own pair of wireless headphones called the Pixel Buds, and is partnering with companies like Libratone and others to market Google - certified headphones.

In the Elite Sport earbuds are features from the company's other wireless headphones including the Halo Smarts, Sport Pulse, and Sport Coach headphones.

Samsung has also opted to keep the 3.5 mm headphone jack, something which many other companies like Apple, Google, and HTC have all decided to remove in favor of audio through the USB - C port.

«But Apple isn't a green company, and even if it was, other headphones makers certainly aren't.

The industrial design student has drawn up one way Apple or any other third - party company might bridge the 3.5 mm gap with a small Bluetooth headphone puck.

While technically wireless, Radio Frequency (RF) headphones from companies like Sennheiser and others connect to a base charging station that is directly wired to a TV or other output device.

As with the company's other products, the Mobius headphones still use planar magnetic tech, but now, in addition to working with a standard aux connection, the headphones will support USB - C connection and, for the first time, Bluetooth

Compared to Apple, Motorola's decision to drop the headphone jack is at least defensible on account of the fact the resulting phone is thinner than any other smartphone the company has released to date.

The company announced today (Jan. 8) that it's inked a number of partnerships with companies ranging from headphone maker Bose to luggage manufacturer Samsonite that will integrate Tile's tracking capabilities into other consumer products.

Less than two weeks before Apple's rumored March 21 media event, where the company is expected to announce a new 9.7 - inch iPad, more aftermarket cases for the iPad Air 2 successor have appeared on Chinese commerce website Alibaba.The case below, like others before it, has openings for a Smart Connector, four speakers, and a LED camera flash, lending credence to rumors claiming the tablet once tentatively referred to as «iPad Air 3» will instead be a miniaturized iPad Pro.Aftermarket case for new 9.7 - inch iPad (Image: iGeneration) A dummy insert provides a closer look at how the ports could be aligned on the new iPad, including a power button, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and two speakers on the top; Lightning connector and two speakers on the bottom; volume buttons and a microphone on

Since then we've seen Apple, Samsung, and a host of other companies launch their own «truly wireless» headphones, prompting Bragi to give the market another pop with «The Headphone» ($ 149), a less expensive, more awkwardly named variant of its original cord - free buds.Announced last September two days before the Apple iPhone 7 event, The Headphone only began shipping in January, so Bragi has had plenty of time to iron out any last - minute kinks.

other companies want you to spend a lot of money on their inferior - sounding headphones, when true gamers and audiophiles should already own superior ones.

The phones also work well with other Apple products, including the company's wireless AirPods headphones.

ASUS is pitching the Ultra as a machine for multimedia junkies as well as road warriors, and as such its built in the same 5 - magnet speaker system as the other two ZenFones — more magnets mean more powerful audio, the company says — along with DTS 7.1 support for headphone - based surround sound, and DTS HD for high - res audio playback.

The company has also asked other details such as model of the car, model of the headphones used, Bluetooth speaker brand, etc..

The company's latest report says Apple will use physical analogue methods, as opposed to active noise cancellation, so we wouldn't expect them to be as effective as other noise - cancelling in - ear headphones, from the likes of Sony and Bose.

Other specs confirmed by the company include the 3.5 mm headphone jack, a screen - to - body ratio of 90 percent and an overall size that's just as large as the company's existing phones.

What Logitech, the company behind Ultimate Ears, is clearly hoping, is that it can appeal to one or other segment, and sell lots of headphones.

Of course, audio was a big thing this year, but that should be nothing new as companies use CES to unveil new headphones and other types of audio all the time.

Google will most likely be making and selling its own pair of Bisto headphones, but the company will be allowing other OEMs to make their own.

NPD also notes some other trends in the wireless headphone space, pointing out that companies increasingly want to add additional features beyond audio quality onto their earbuds:

Like many other headphone makers at CES this year, Japanese electronics company JVC released several wireless headphones, bringing us ever closer to a wireless future where we're all juggling a dozen chargers in our bags.

The company boasts, among other things, being the first headphone maker to offer cables in multiple colors.

The Monitor Bluetooth headphones feature 40 mm drivers, and while we haven't yet heard them in person, we've been impressed by some of the company's other recent releases, which used drivers of the same size.

As with the other iSport headphones the company sells, we're expecting fitness - focused features, but exactly what those will be remains to be seen.

Apple didn't invent this «true wireless» form - factor, but, in typical Apple fashion, the company's entry into the area has prompted a flurry of interest from other headphone brands.

The B&O Play E8s are the company's first truly wireless in - ear headphones, and true to the brand's other audio products, the sound quality is very natural, while the comfort is exceptional.

We've seen other companies do stand - alone Spotify players, as well as headphones that integrate the streaming service without the need for a mobile device, but it doesn't seem likely that the company is looking in this direction as those product haven't historically been huge sellers.

AirPods orders from Apple may still be 2 - 3 weeks out, but don't despair — there are several other ways to pick up a new set of the company's headphones today.

Mpow, is a company who does focus on affordable audio solutions and has already brought to market a number of Bluetooth headphones, speakers, and other audio - related -LSB-...]

During the company's recent CES 2018 press conference, HTC revealed the Vive Pro, a new virtual reality headset that features a higher resolution display, built - in headphones — just like its main competitor the Oculus Rift — dual front - facing cameras and other improvements.

Other companies are jumping on the wireless headphone bandwagon, too.