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The wireless headphones that roll up into a Bluetooth speaker are now available

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Tomorrow Doesn't Matter's Neo headphones, which debuted at CES 2026, are now available in the US for $249. Unlike standard headphones, these devices feature a flexible headband and extra drivers that allow the entire unit to roll up and function as a Bluetooth speaker. The product was previously available via Kickstarter last February, and retailers like Amazon and Walmart now carry the black and white models with an included carrying case. Sony's recent reintroduction of a six-year-old design does not apply to this new TDM iteration, which offers unique functionality through its flexible construction rather than rotating ear cups.

Key points

• Tomorrow Doesn't Matter's Neo headphones are now available in the US for $249, featuring a flexible headband and extra drivers that allow the device to roll up and function as a Bluetooth speaker.
• The Neo headphones were previously available through a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign last February, and are now sold through TDM's online store and major retailers like Amazon and Walmart.

Context and limitations

The article covers the US market availability of the Neo headphones, but specific regional pricing, retailer stock levels, and long-term durability data beyond the initial launch period are not provided.

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