Sol Republic Cranks Out New Improved Headphones At CES

Sol Republic is one of those premium headphone brands that just keeps getting better and better.

Following the aquisition of the brand by the House Of Marley the Company has moved to expand their Shadow range of in ear and over ear headphones.
The new Sol RepublicShadow Fusion wireless headphones which have been shown at CES are an upgrade to the company’s existing Shadow Wireless headphones.

A standout feature of the new product is a fabric-knit neck collar that is IPX5 rain and sweat resistant.

The Shadow Fusion also have magnetic earbuds and are designed to fit within the included stash bag. The Sol Republic Shadow Fusion headphones will be on sale by Q2, 2018.

Sol Republic Soundtrack Wireless Headphones

The second product that was announced by Sol Republic at CES 2018 is the Soundtrack Wireless headphone. This is a foldable over the ear headphone that boasts of high-quality sound with extended deep base and 20+hour battery life. The product comes with an inbuilt microphone and features on-board controls as well. The Sol Republic Soundtrack Wireless Headphones will be on sale starting Q2 2018.

Sol Republic Soundtrack Pro Wireless Headphones

As evident from its name, the Sol Republic Soundtrack Pro Wireless Headphones is an enhanced version of the Soundtrack Wireless Headphones. This one, however, features 24+ hour battery life and gets 50mm drivers as well as better over-ear cushions that are made of memory foam Sonicsoft. They will go on sale starting Q2 2018.

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