Neo headphones that fold into portable speakers go on sale in the US
Tomorrow Doesn’t Matter’s Neo headphones are now available in the US after appearing at CES 2026 and raising funds through Kickstarter. Their flexible headband lets them roll up into a Bluetooth speaker, giving them a dual use that sets them apart from conventional wireless headphones.
The Neo cost $249 and are sold in black or white through TDM’s online store, Amazon and Walmart. Each ear cup has two 40mm drivers: the inner pair plays audio when worn, while the outer pair becomes two 5-watt speakers when rolled up. TDM claims more than 200 hours of headphone listening, compared with about 16 hours in speaker mode; the battery and memory foam cushions are replaceable. A CES reviewer found them heavy and bass-heavy, but said they sounded good and were easy to roll up.
- TDM’s Neo headphones roll up to become Bluetooth speakers.
- They cost $249 and are available in the US.
- Battery life is claimed at over 200 hours as headphones.
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Tomorrow Doesn't Matter, a consumer electronics company, has developed the Neo, wireless headphones designed with a flexible headband that rolls up to transform the device into a portable Bluetooth speaker. This dual functionality distinguishes them from conventional wireless headphones on the market.
The Neo was unveiled at CES earlier this year and subsequently received backing through Kickstarter. This funding allowed the company to move from prototype stage to manufacturing and retail distribution.
Each ear cup contains two 40-millimetre drivers: the inner pair provides audio when worn as headphones, whilst the outer pair becomes 5-watt speakers when rolled up. The company claims more than 200 hours of listening time in headphone mode compared to approximately 16 hours in speaker mode, with replaceable battery and cushion components.
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Originally published by The Verge as “The wireless headphones that roll up into a Bluetooth speaker are now available”.