Technology

Single EAR Micro cell in that allows up to 9 hours playback time.

Standard Varta coin-cell, or Chinese with 4.5-6 hours playback time.

12.7 mm x 8.9 mm (1.13 sq. Cm). 

A separate wing folds around the battery to support two mics, IMU, and multi-gesture cap-sense touch surface combined with patent-pending Micro LDS antenna.

-2 to 3 sq. Cm. For the main circuit, plus wings for sensors, battery connections etc.

Supports on-board situational awareness, on-board gesture processing, and other fully customizable future features (workout detection, detection of reps for pushups/situps/other floor exercises, auto-transparency audio pass through during calls or when user is speaking, etc.

None.

Yes, T10's are Feed Forward.

Yes.

24bit/up to 96kHz using Sony LDAC codec

16bit/44.1kHz, some at 24/48 using APTx or APTxHD

1.38 cu. Cm (Nearly 1/2 the size of Airpod Pro)

~2 to 3 sq. cm for the main circuit, plus wings for sensors, battery connections, etc.

Twin Tensilica HiFi , open architecture, easily customized, integrated into SIP

*Qualcomm Kalimba, severely outdated, only a handful of individuals in the world familiar with and capable of programming)

Extended gestures through Bragi OS, initial T-10 includes head nod, head shake, and (later) software upgrade for 4D virtual menu integration (virtual mouse), plus Mouth gesture (patented by EAR) for click/selection of list items.

Not available, would infringe Bragi IP and EAR Micro IP.

T-10 uses 4 standard mems analog, custom keyword/key-phrase detection handled entirely through OS on the m4 ARM.

2-4, generally external only, must use Knowles IA 610/611 smart-mic for (very limited) keyword detection, only "Alexa/Google/Siri" today.

5.5. mA

8-15 mA

24/48

Few are 24/48

64 MB

0 MB

ARM M4, integrated into SIP

*QC 51xx, very difficult to customize and program. No operating system integration, no a.i. integration

Supports touch, double touch, touch and hold, swipe forward, swipe rearward, swipe and hold forward, swipe and hold rearward, toggle forward, toggle rearward, toggle and hold (both directions), all gestures (for each ear) independently assignable in-app.

QC 51xx, cap sense no longer supported on chip, must use separate chip and custom software to support multi-gesture, no pressure sensitivity.

Included: control hearable without voice, and without hands (click teeth, tongue snitch, etc.). Used in conjunction with Bragi 4D head-gestures to create virtual ‘point and click’ menu structure for the hearable, protected by EAR and Bragi IP

Not available, would infringe EAR IP.

Bragi O.S. customized in partnership with EAR Micro, several pending Klipsch-exclusive hearables apps to debut alongside product.

Qualcomm (firmware only), no ability to download hearables apps to upgrade or enhance the product.

Yes in future software updates.

Not available, would infringe EAR Micro IP.

YES (coming soon), allows outside app developers to write hearables apps and/or integrate hearables support to existing apps.

NO.

YES.

Fully utilizes exclusive EAR Micro Chassis Design. Klipsch Hearables chassis will be a viable platform for decades to come; just like the company’s famous Klipsch Horns; in continuous production for nearly 70 years.

NO.

All other hearables are mechanically fixed, cannot be opened or repaired easily. Not upgradable as tech evolves. Planned 2-3 year EOL means more end up in landfills.