RESPONSIBLE
DESIGN
With responsible design we minimize the risk of our products becoming obsolete. With carefully selected materials we reduce our environmental impact. Designed to last is our commitment.
Since 2010, with the launch of our first headphones, responsible design has been a foundational principle. By designing for longevity, and with modularity so you can upgrade as technology or needs evolve, we extend the functional lifetime of our products.
Since 2010, with the launch of the TMA-1 headphone, we have been committed to doing things better. Responsible design is a foundational principle across all our products and our packaging. We have come a long way, but we are just getting started.
Recycled plastic
In 2021 we implemented a minimum of 30% recycled plastics in our speaker units. We have a clear ambition to achieve 100% recycled plastics in 2022.
Responsible packaging
We launched our upgraded packaging in the summer of 2020, made completely from recycled materials and a smaller form factor, reducing our total packaging CO2 footprint by 80%.
LATEST
STORIES
With repairment we make an effort to reuse what we already have. We are releasing repair guides for our TMA-2 headphones to help extend the lifetime of our products.
With our continued focus on product life cycles, we aim to make products with responsible materials and keep every product in use as long as possible. Our goal is to minimize our environmental impact and create less waste for the planet with extended longevity.
WHY MODULARITY
MATTER
Why Modular Electronics Matter, Even After High-Profile Failures. Audio design company AIAIAI believes modularity has a place in electronics. Here’s why according to Fast.Co.
BUILD YOUR
OWN TMA-2
Build your own headphones with the TMA-2 builder and get the exact sound and comfort you prefer.