Blue Tiger introduces solar headphones Solare: indoor lights can be charged

IT House January 13 news, Blue Tiger at CES 2022 launched a solar headset, no need to charge regularly can be used indefinitely. The company positions it as a full-fledged headset that can be used on the go. The headset will launch this spring, but pricing has not yet been announced.

IT House learned that the Powerfoyle solar cell technology used in Blue Tiger Solare is provided by Exeger, and light from both outdoor and indoor can be used as a charging. Technology supplier Exegar says both Urbanista and Adidas have used Powerfoyle technology to introduce headphones, while bicycle accessory brand POC has integrated them into bike helmets with warning lights.

Solare headphones have 97% noise reduction capability, can operate in temperatures from minus 40 to 122 degrees, and use Bluetooth 5.1, compatible with Siri and Google Assistant. Blue Tiger also claims that the headset complies with the MIL-STD-810 military standard and can be used in extreme conditions.

Solare received the CES 2022 Innovation Award, which it calls military-grade sustainable energy headsets, among other winners include amD Ryzen 6000 Series mobile processors, standalone selfie drones, some of LG's new TVs, vital signs sensors for people in the car, reading lights designed to help people with print disabilities, and more.