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Less volume.
Better stability, comfort, and experience.
RESEARCH & IDENTIFY PROBLEM SPACE
Large storing space for over-ear headphones.
Over-ear headphones can deliver exceptional sound quality and wearing comfort compared to in-ear headphones. It has also been proven to be the least harmful to our ears.
However, some problems with current headphones on the market persist. When it comes to commuting or traveling, the comparative large storing space often causes inconvenience. To reduce the volume is the problem needs to be solved.
C Headphone is an adaptive noise canceling headphone with less space consumed, better stability, comfort, and experience.
GOAL
Over-ear headphones take less space.
METHODS
Observation, Human-Centered Design, Ergonomics.
Compact design for traveling.
To make headphones more portable and easily stored in bags, not only the total volume must be reduced, but also the height. The rough idea is simply putting two ear cups between the headband. In consequence, the headband can be shortened dramatically.
Occasionally, I found that some users may put the headband behind their neck while wearing headphones. From this interesting observation, I came up with the neckband design. After plenty of trials, the final result successfully reduces the volume and height.
The total volume of the headphone decreases by about 35%.
The height reduces about 30%.
Better stability, comfort, and experience.
The neckband is designed to sit perfectly on people’s neck, keeping the headphone in place. No need to worry about the headphone falling off during any activity.
Larger ear pads, additional ear space, and neckband design provide better comfort over long listening sessions.
Adaptive Noise Cancelling can reduce the ambient noise, elevating the listening experience.
Neckband keeps the headphone in place.
Larger ear pads and more ear space provide better comfort.
Adaptive Noise Cancelling elevate the listening experience.
Designed in 2019.
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