A very interesting campaign has appeared on Kickstarter, which we almost missed. Fortunately, we registered it in time, so you can still take a look at it. There are currently 4 days left until the end of the campaign. And what is it? It is a small box, or adapter, if you like, thanks to which all connected headphones will be wireless and you will not have to have them directly connected to your phone.onem. The idea is obviously great, as the authors managed to raise more than 600 thousand dollars. And they only wanted 20.
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The adapter is called Jack and is backed by the company Podo Labs. It is miniaturn and minia small adapter that pairs with your phone via Bluetoothonem. Then you just need to connect the headphones, attach the adapter to your T-shirt using the clip and you can listen.chat without worrying about ripping your headphones out of your phone somewhere.
https://youtu.be/wsGd2kFF0RY
Jack It has a built-in 300mAh battery that provides up to 12 hours of juice and offers a built-in aptX codec for the best possible listening experience. It works with all types of headphones and all possible devices, from phones, to tablets, laptops to classic computers. The device is also compatible with audiosystems inside the cars and two different JackThey can communicate with each other and synchronize the music played between multiple listeners.
https://youtu.be/6qMr79gpHJU
Basic Pledge It costs $30 (retail price will be $40) and you get one in it Jack adapter. The next levels then contain added bonuses in the form of a case, headphones, etc. Individual stretch goals are also prepared as part of the campaign. All further information can be found at campaign pages. However, it ends soon, so take your time. The first pieces should arrive to customers in June.
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Source: Kickstarter
or you can buy something that is already being produced. https://griffintechnology.com/intl/itrip-clip-bluetooth-headphone-adapter
That's a hard-ass solution :D ... both this and the griffin. It reminds me a bit of "wireless" charging, when I have to keep the phone on a plate anyway. Here you have to have it just as prickly to something.... absolutely nothing.
Or this for €4,30
http://s.aliexpress.com/fY3QneA7
Sony has already made something similar. I think it's called the SBH20, but since I've had it AirI don't use Pods anymore. It used to be useful because I often get up from my desk while working and listen to music from my Mac.
I also don't see what a revolutionary idea for Kickstarter this is. I have a similar item from Nokia, and to be honest, it's been lying forgotten in a drawer for quite a few years.