Earin: The world's smallest wireless earbuds

Wireless headsets provide convenience and provide a whole new experience for users.

The group of engineers in Malmo, Sweden studied and developed Earin - the smallest wireless earbuds in the world to date. Lead designer Olle Lindén said they wanted to create a set of earbuds that not only removed the feeling of being entangled with wires and cables, but also brought a special sound experience with high quality.

Earin weighing less than 5g, with a diameter of 14mm and 20mm long, the plastic frame on the headset with a silicone tip is designed to fit into the ear fit and noise. Earin uses the same technology as hearing aids, but is tuned to be smaller in size and still able to run at high capacity and consume less energy. Like other wireless headphones, Earin is equipped with Bluetooth 3.0 and 4.0 to transmit sound from connected devices.

Earin operates with a 50 mAh Li-ion battery that can be recharged and provides up to 3 hours of continuous listening time. Accompanying the Earin is a 100 mAh Li-ion battery case that helps charge 2 headsets when putting them in. The box weighs 25g and can charge via USB cable.

There are 3 ear plugs to fit many people. Because of its compact size, Earin is in danger of crashing when users move strongly so engineers have created more accessories that they call 'Concha keys' , when attached to the headset, it will There is an additional "wing" that helps to stick along the inner ear to make sure.

Currently, Earin is raising community capital on Kickstarter. They earned 445 thousand GBP (~ 16 billion VND), which was quite successful compared to originally expected when they only needed about 150 thousand GBP.

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