Wireless headsets are convenient, but the overall listening experience is not very streamlined, because it requires listeners to first make playlists, find songs, and download albums. Now, a smart headset called Aivvy Q is raising money on crowdfunding sites, including Integrated smart technology can learn the audience's musical preferences, and this smart headset has become more and more experienced over time, including allowing users to listen to offline music without having to build a local music library.
According to Aivvy Q's manufacturer, the headset is the first self-learning headset, a stand-alone product that means users don't have to use a paired smartphone or tablet, it's ready to use, and comes with The touch control panel allows the user to touch the control panel to set the music or song as the favorite song while listening to the music. In the WiFi environment, the headset can simultaneously listen to the songs to the Aivvy cloud storage, using the recommendation to find from the engine The music the user wants, and the cached songs are played offline.
The Aivvy Q team is seeking $125,000 on Kickstarter and has raised $164,000. Currently, users donate at least $249 to get this product in October.
September 21, 2018