A new type of wireless earbuds called Revols that use gel-filled tips to mold to your ear's unique structure are currently in development, according to Engadget. The company has already reached its crowdfunding goal of $100,000 and still has 59 more days to go.
Revols are designed to conform to your ears in just 60 seconds, and once they set, they harden and maintain their shape.
"So many people we've spoken to have issues with their earphones," said Daniel Blumer, co-founder of Revols. "They've gone through a thousand different pairs - their earphones don't fit properly, or they're uncomfortable or they fall out of their ears, or they break."
In partnership with audio exports Onkyo, Revols will feature quality sound that will not falter over its wireless Bluetooth frequency, despite the common conception that Bluetooth audio devices are of lesser quality, according to SlashGear. Furthermore, their custom-fit nature gives them the benefit of passive noise isolation, although they also offer an app that lets in ambient sound.
The Revols are set to be priced at $300 upon their release, although those that purchase now through the crowdfunding campaign have the option of purchasing a pair for $199, according to Pocket-lint.
The Revols were designed to give customers an alternative to the tedious and expensive process of purchasing custom earphones, a process that can take months to complete.
