The Verge
After a year of crowdfunding campaigns and months of production delays, the first company promising truly wireless earbuds has finally shipped a product to its backers. Earin, a small startup from Sweden, was not one of the companies showing off wireless earbuds at CES at the beginning of this year. Instead, it was hard at work doing what those other companies haven’t — actually delivering on its promise.
That leaves Earin in a sort of unenviable position. By being first (or likely, eventually, “one of the first,” as Bragi has shipped “developer” versions of its Dash earbuds; clearing up exactly which company was first might become a minefield), they are the first to bear the weight of the entire idea of the product.
It's 2018 and more and more phones are dropping the headphone jack so the need for decent wireless earbuds is increasing. Earin seems like a refreshed company with a brand new product, the M-2 Wireless Earphones: Here is our review
This looks like an interesting new approach to quality in-ear audio. Earin M-2 have revealed a new level of quality for in-ear audio.
Tech Analyzer:
"Earin is slated to be the worlds smallest commercial Bluetooth headphone. Most only eliminate the cords between the headphones and the phone; there still remained the wired connection between the speakers. On the other hand, Earin has absolutely no chords."
Beats will always have their market. Money wise, expect them to continue dominating. But the Earin will do well. It won't be as great as the larger connected headphones in terms of sound quality, but it's a trade off I think a lot of people will be willing to deal with.
More so that the ear buds can hardly be seen from a distance, as a college student, I'd pop these bad boys in when in a lecture where the only time i learn is from reading the material and just vibe ^__^
Having an unobtrusive design with earbuds is essential in my opinion. This is the wireless era of electronics, after all.
Wireless ear buds? Wow. We have come a long way. Never even heard of these before under the comfortable rock I live under.