[John1393]

I'm working on these wireless headphones that you never have to charge, and I just wanted to do some customer validation to see if they're worth building, so please give me your most honest response. And also please a price range that you would be comfortable with for buying these headphones.

[Just_Me_D]

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[Just_Me_D]

Thank you for posting your question here at iMore, and I welcome you to our community. While awaiting responses from our members, please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the Community Rules & Guidelines as well as the App and Developer Forum Rules & Guidelines. Now in regard to your question, I am personally in favor of purchasing wireless headphones that I'd never have to charge, but it also depends on the design, fit, sound and affordability.....

[SwitchBeach]

Can you give more details on how they would work if you "never have to charge"?

[Spencerdl]

Hummm, ..."never have to charge". That TECHNOLOGY would be worth BILLIONS. Sure I'm interested.

[LordNedox]

ONLY if they work properly, and I mean perfectly. I hate the wires on my laptop headphones, but I've tried "normal" wireless ones (with AA batteries) and the quality was so bad and with so much interference.. I just threw them away..

[eyecrispy]

Heck yea!

[katiejaneshore]

Could you explain how this is possible?

[Photon4glover]

Could you explain how this is possible?

Through the power of magic


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[katiejaneshore]

Through the power of magic


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If it's some Harry Potter shiz, then I'm all in!

[KlemensStrasser]

If this would be possible and if the audio-quailty would be good, than... Hell Yeah!

[lht1999]

You are building wireless charging into the headphones? If it doesn't add much weight to the headphones I am willing to pay $10-$20 extra.

[jamesdoc85]

How much you looking for? Would you ship to UK and are they original????????


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