The audio market for Headband Earphones wireless headphones

There are more and more new products in the consumer electronics market. This is especially true in the headphone industry, where wireless headphones are one of the most popular. (Bluetooth Earbuds, Wireless Earphones, Bluetooth Headphones, TWS Bluetooth Earbuds, Mini Bluetooth Headset, Earbuds Earphones, In Ear Earphones)

With the development of wireless technology, the 3.5mm headphone jack that people have been using for a long time is fading out, and wireless earphones will become the mainstream trend. The development of smart, ultra-low-power audio processors will give mobile phone manufacturers a bold step. These high-audio performance, consumer technology products are indispensable accessories to support consumers' 'all-portable' lifestyle.

Views on the evolution of the wireless audio market towards a period of rapid growth are further confirmed by a large body of research data, including research firm MarketsandMarkets, which is expected to reach $54 billion by 2022. Most of the future growth is related to the smartphone and other portable device markets, shifting the highest growth range from home audio to portable consumer.

Wireless headsets that typically use Bluetooth have been around for a long time, enabling hands-free call processing. However, consumers are becoming more sophisticated and looking forward to more mobile audio experiences. Part of it is driven by some of the high-end wired headphones on the market that offer excellent audio quality and features such as noise cancellation and enhanced bass. Many users will tolerate large earphones and headphone cords in exchange for the audio experience of their favorite artists' work under the same conditions; therefore, wireless earbuds must really perform well if they are to enter the market.

Devices like ON Semiconductor's LC823450 ultra-low-power, high-resolution audio processor use more than 120 hours of independent audio playback time with two AAA batteries. They also have specifications that can break through weight and save many parts of wired headsets.

They can be used with earbuds to provide 32-bit, 192 kHz performance, and in a small size range, with an MP3 encoder, decoder for MP3, WMA and AAC formats, and a Class D audio amplifier, asynchronous sampling Rate converter and a six-band equalizer.

Amateurs of premium audio are discerning and demanding listeners, so wireless earphones may have a long way to go through the entire portable audio market. But many "ordinary" consumers will be more willing to exchange the freedom and flexibility of wireless earphones with their wired headsets.