LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — 1MORE has been named a CES 2018 Innovation Awards Honoree for its Quad Driver In-Ear Headphone, Triple Driver In-Ear Headphone, and Spearhead VR Gaming Headphones, making 1MORE the most awarded headphone brand by the CTA in 2018. Products chosen as CES Innovation Honorees reflect innovative design and engineering in some of the most cutting-edge tech products and services coming to market. The judging panel consists of independent industrial designers, independent engineers, and members of the trade media to honor outstanding design and engineering in cutting edge consumer electronics products across 28 product categories. These three awards make 1MORE the most awarded headphone brand at CES this year and coincides with their announcement
of new Bluetooth and gaming headphones for 2018.
1MORE’s flagship headphone models, the Triple Driver and Quad Driver, are perhaps among the most awarded and lauded headphones of the last two years. Both sit atop headphone rankings from leading consumer technology editorial outlets like Digital Trends, CNET, Techradar, PC Magazine, Business Insider and recently the Triple Drivers were called “The best headphones we’ve ever tested,” by Reviewed.com. The Triple and Quad driver have 220 professional reviews amongst the two of them in the last 18 months and are arguably the best in their respective classes. The Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones were also named a CES Award Honoree this year as well to cap off a banner year in terms of awards and accolades for the 1MORE Driver Series. It is because of this success with the Driver Series that 1MORE is responding to consumer trends by bringing not only the flagship Quad and Triple Drivers into wireless form, but also their Dual Driver and iBFree Plus and iBFree 2 Sports In-Ear Headphones as well.
“We are thrilled to be honored by the CTA and its award panel for outstanding design and engineering,” says 1MORE CEO, Tim Burton. “It’s exciting to be recognized for our efforts to make premium sound affordable for everyone, and you’ll see us continuing on that path of releasing more premium sound solutions at affordable price points” he added.
The prestigious CES Innovation Awards are sponsored by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)™, the owner and producer of CES 2018, the global gathering place for all who thrive on the business of consumer technologies, and have been recognizing achievements in product design and engineering since 1976. In addition to receiving these awards 1MORE announces a bevy of new products for 2018, including Bluetooth versions of their highly lauded Triple, Quad and Dual Driver In-Ear Headphones as well as a wireless 3D audio gaming headset and improved sports in ear headphone.
1MORE’s Spearhead VR Gaming Headphones, feature a 50mm “Maglev” graphene driver that delivers a hyper-realistic gaming experience. A dual array microphone cancels out environmental noise and enhances your voice while you enjoy gaming and entertainment with super “shock wave” bass, 7.1 channel surround sound, and customizable LED accents in 16 million + colors, all within a sturdy ergonomic stainless-steel frame and adjustable headband for comfort. 1MORE is upping the ante and doubling down on their success with the VR by releasing a 3D audio version of the VR headphones, the Spearhead VRX, set to debut at CES.
The new Spearhead VRX headset features upgraded Waves Nx virtual reality 7.1-channel audio technology. Waves Audio is the world-leading developer of audio DSP technologies, and a recipient of a Technical GRAMMY® Award for WAVES Nx. Waves Nx, is a ground-breaking 3D audio technology that utilizes intelligent head tracking sensors, professional quality acoustic emulation and physical modeling to deliver an ultra-expansive soundstage with precise directionality and ultra-realistic sound. The VRX will also come in a wireless configuration aimed at making it easy to use across many gaming platforms.
The Bluetooth Driver Series will encompass a Quad ($229.99), Triple ($129.99), and Dual Driver ($159.99)in an ANC configuration as well as a single driver iBFree Sport Plus ($59.99) and an upgraded iBFree 2 Bluetooth Sport HR In-Ear Headphones ($TBD). They will all have upgraded Bluetooth codecs and deliver the same award-winning sound that has made 1MORE one of the most-awarded premium audio manufacturers in the world. “From the neck up they have the exact same award winning sound and fit,” says Chief Brand Officer, David Kellogg. “But on the neck rests an ultra-lightweight form-fitting neckband loaded with the latest innovations in lifestyle functionality”.
1MORE Products will be displayed at PEPCOM, which features dozens of exhibitors, networking opportunities and runs 7:00-10:30 PM January 8th at the Mirage Hotel and Casino Events Center. In addition, 1MORE’s 2018 product collection including the Quad & Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones, Spearhead VR/VRX Gaming Headphones will be displayed at CES 2018, which runs January 9-12, 2018, in Las Vegas, Nevada, on the CES show floor, booth #21045, and Meeting Space MP25574.
ABOUT 1MORE
1MORE INC. specializes in acoustic design and development, smart software and wearable audio products. 1MORE’s products have received multiple industry and design awards including prestigious CES Innovation awards, and RedDot, iF awards and other major industry accolades. 1MORE INC. has shipped 38 million headphones globally in over 25 countries in just the past 4 years, and aims to become the preeminent global audio brand. 1MORE’s Triple Driver In-Ear Headphones have been lauded by the consumer press and have received more than 10 media awards for being best in their class, and currently top the rankings for best portable headphones in multiple, high level, tech press outlets. Grammy Winner Luca Bignardi and Chinese Pop Star Jay Chou are heavily involved and invested in 1MORE’s mission to build and delivery superior quality headphones at an amazing value.
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