Meet Earrays: Bluetooth Speakers That Double as Stylish Earrings
Matt Damon has created a unique wearable tech, Earrays - Bluetooth speakers that double as earrings. Despite their size, they pack a punch, thanks to larger speaker drivers. DJ Kaizo Trap has modeled these innovative devices.
Earrays are the brainchild of Matt Damon, who has managed to miniaturize Bluetooth speakers into wearable earrings. The speakers are built using off-the-shelf Bluetooth earbud circuit boards and Adafruit PAM8302A amplifier boards, making them surprisingly powerful despite their small size.
The speakers come with a 3D printed housing and an earring hook for easy wearing. Matt Damon has also developed a matching pendant and charging base for Earrays, ensuring they're always ready to use. Notably, Earrays are wearable despite the weight of the included electronics, a testament to their innovative design.
DJ Kaizo Trap, a music enthusiast, has modeled the Earrays, showcasing their stylish and functional design. This is a rare feat in the jewelry space, where audio projects are few and far between.
Earrays, developed by Matt Damon, are wearable Bluetooth speakers that push the boundaries of audio technology. With larger drivers and a stylish design, they're a unique addition to the wearable tech scene. Despite their weight, they're comfortable to wear, thanks to their innovative design.
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