Kickstarter successfully raised funds for the production of the most compact wireless headphones in the world

The group of ex-engineers Nokia and Sony Ericsson created the smallest Bluetooth liners in the world, equipped with “tablets” batteries, the magazine “Popular Mechanics” writes. Funds for the production of headphones called Earin were successfully raised as part of the crowdfunding campaign on the Kickstarter website.

At the time of writing, the total amount of donations is a little more than 300 thousand pounds with the required minimum of 179 thousand. At the same time, funding, which began on June 12, will continue until July 24.

Earin headphones are classic "plugs" weighing five grams, devoid of wires. The power is carried out at the expense of flat batteries, the charge of which is enough for three hours of continuous use, which is unlikely to satisfy the music lines, but will completely suit those who use headphones on the street and in transport. The delivery kit includes a small cover-a charger that is enough for one or two charging, as well as three-sized nozzles, a holder and a USB cable. The headphones are connected to a mobile device (for example, to a smartphone) using Bluetooth 4.0.

The features and advantages of Earin headphones are listed in the video, which the developers recorded as part of the fundraising campaign. According to them, the sound quality Earin is at a high level and will satisfy most of the sophisticated users.

Earin headphones should appear on the market in January 2015. The retail price of the device will be impressive 159 pounds (about $ 270). At the moment, you can get to the number of buyers by sponsoring the project worth an amount of 119 pounds.