In this case, the “Low Fi Hi Tech” headphones were created using only wire, tape, solder, magnets and of course 3D printed parts. The headphone drivers themselves were 3D printed – as thin printed ...

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The headphones are the latest in a long line of 3D-printed innovations. In the last year alone, 3D-printed drones, panties, makeup, and even working video game controllers have all hit the market.

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Open-source, 3D-printed, and self-assembled: Meet the Ploopy Headphones. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. If not, you can ...

Of course we can’t print everything. Around 80% of the headphones are produced locally, however some components – PCBs, cables, drivers, and ear cups – still need to be sourced from China. What 3D ...

Of course, these aren’t the first 3D printed headphones we’ve ever seen. But the quality of the documentation and attention to detail really make these stand out.

The HX3D line debuting at CES 2023 will let you customize and re-style HyperX gaming accessories (and compatible keyboards) thanks to parent company HP's color 3D-printing tech.