There will be two lineup of earphones. They will both come in black or white – therefore giving the owner a choice. The case will be minimal, and will have a battery display on the case to show how much charge the case has. The USB-C port will be at the bottom. Both earphones will have a stem design. Tap once for play or pause. Tap twice for the next track, and tap 3 times for the previous track. When a call comes in, press once to answer, and press twice to decline. Press and hold will turn noise cancellation on or off. Engraving will also be supported. This might include a contact directory in case the earphones were to be lost.
A Series
The A Series will be much of what you see above. While many budget earphones don’t have noise cancellation, I learned from first hand experience on how important noice cancellation can be. The goal will be to provide value for the design, and provide noise cancellation which will also help the owner. If they don’t have to raise the volume of their earphones, then they can save their hearing.
P Series
The P series will have a thermometer which will detect your temperature through the earphones. This can be transmitted to any health app on the phone. The P Series will also have head movement tracking. This will allow you to nod your head up and down to accept a question, or shake side to side to decline a question. For example, the personal assistant for the phone will ask if you want to answer a call from “caller”. If so, you would nod up and down to answer the call. This is especially useful when your hands are full, and you would have a hard time using the stem to answer the phone.