Om Audio, a new audio brand, just introduced an in-ear monitor offering a blend of sound performance, comfort and style called Inearpeace. Unlike earbuds, which often result in listener “fatigue”, Om ...

Update 8/13/14 by Caleb Denison: In the 24 hours since this article published, OM Audio raced past its $100,000 goal, and now sits at $173,000 with 48 days remaining in their campaign. The effect, ...

We've seen levitating pens, levitating lamps, levitating loungers and even levitating fish-- now there's a Bluetooth speaker to add to the mix. OM Audio, maker of such respectable audio accessories as ...

When I met with OM Audio in Manhattan to check out what the company was calling the "world's first levitating Bluetooth speaker," I didn't bat an eye. I had never myself seen a levitating speaker ...

OM Audio today announced OM/ONE, which is the world’s first levitating Bluetooth speaker offering a gravity-defying listening experience. The company says the desktop speaker has exceptional sound ...

From portable devices small enough to fit in your pocket to others that have been integrated into a lightbulb or even a shower head, we thought we'd just about seen it all when it comes to the latest ...

Crowdfund Insider published an article on October 11th pertaining to complaints we had received from backers of the OM/One levitating speakers. The pretail crowdfunding project had raised a good ...

In a market as saturated as the Bluetooth speaker one, any point of difference can make a ... well, a difference. The Om/One is a Bluetooth speaker that sets itself apart from the pack with its ...

Review: If the OM Audio INEARPEACE in-ear headphones aren't for everyone, it is because not everyone wants accurate sound. With dual drivers, more comfortable than most tips, and a tangle-free cable.

Normal bluetooth speakers just not doing it for you anymore? How about one that floats? The Om/One is a speaker that literally defies gravity. It consists of a magnetic base and a spherical speaker, ...

The Om/One speaker prototype pulls off the nifty trick of floating in the air and spinning while it plays your favorite tunes. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a ...