Image of the Day: The smallest wireless earbuds ever made

Earin earbuds were developed by a squad of engineers who formerly worked with the likes of Sony Ericsson and Nokia. These Bluetooth-equipped earphones are literally music to your ears, for the robust sound quality and technologically advanced nature appear to be amazing! The in-ear size of Earin eliminates all annoying tangle-worthy wires and cables and enables easy listening to music from your mobile device.

Project leader and mechanical and design engineer, Olle Linden, worked with Sony Ericsson and Nokia’s audio departments in the past, and applied that fierce knowledge to the Earin's planning. The 50 mAh Li-ion battery life is said to last about 3 hours, coming with a battery pack-equipped carrying case to charge wirelessly via USB on the road. The on-board Knowles SR-Siren armature speaker uses the same kind of transducer technology that functions in hearing aids. This system supports higher possible outputs and becomes more energy efficient. Weighing 0.17 oz, Earin is encased in plastic with a silicon tip as to fit securely in your ear while providing external noise cancelling. They measure 0.55 in in diameter and 0.78 in length, being the smallest wireless earbuds to have been created so far.  

With a $300,000 goal on Kickstarter, the company will be crowdfunding until July 23. Mass production is slated to start this December. Donors of $168 will receive a special early-bird pair in January 2015.

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