 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge and this is the Misfit Spectre. This is the company's first attempt at making any sort of headphones. These are Bluetooth wireless earbuds. So there's really not much to these. You got this little part here that's got volume up, volume down, and a play button. And then you have this clip here which houses the battery, the Bluetooth radio, and the micro USB charger. And it's basically meant to be something that's very out of the way. You can clip this inside your shirt so it stays really hidden. And then the earbuds themselves actually tuck into your ears really nicely. And maybe the coolest thing about these is when you take these out of your ears they actually snap together with magnets. And it's not just to help it from getting tangled, there's also a little bit of functionality here too. When they snap together it will pause whatever you're listening to. So you're not wasting battery life with the headphones. It means you can just kind of take them right out, let those magnets clip together, and not even worry about stopping what you're listening to. So other than that this is a pretty simple attempt at making Bluetooth earbuds with a little bit of fitness tracking. But again, nothing too fancy like a heart rate monitor, a pulse oximeter, or anything like that. This is just basic gyroscopic activity tracking along with some supposedly pretty good sounding Bluetooth earbuds. So you can expect to see these a little later this year. Misfit says they'll be available in the spring, and they're not giving us solid pricing on it yet but it'll be under $200. So somewhere around the price of other wireless Bluetooth earbuds that we see on the market. For more from Misfit and everything else here at CES 2016 head to theverge.com or go to youtube.com slash theverge and click subscribe.
 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge and this is the Misfit Spectre.
 This is the company's first attempt at making any sort of headphones.
 These are Bluetooth wireless earbuds.
 So there's really not much to these.
 You got this little part here that's got volume up, volume down, and a play button.
 And then you have this clip here which houses the battery, the Bluetooth radio, and the
 micro USB charger.
 And it's basically meant to be something that's very out of the way.
 You can clip this inside your shirt so it stays really hidden.
 And then the earbuds themselves actually tuck into your ears really nicely.
 And maybe the coolest thing about these is when you take these out of your ears they
 actually snap together with magnets.
 And it's not just to help it from getting tangled, there's also a little bit of functionality
 here too.
 When they snap together it will pause whatever you're listening to.
 So you're not wasting battery life with the headphones.
 It means you can just kind of take them right out, let those magnets clip together, and
 not even worry about stopping what you're listening to.
 So other than that this is a pretty simple attempt at making Bluetooth earbuds with a
 little bit of fitness tracking.
 But again, nothing too fancy like a heart rate monitor, a pulse oximeter, or anything
 like that.
 This is just basic gyroscopic activity tracking along with some supposedly pretty good sounding
 Bluetooth earbuds.
 So you can expect to see these a little later this year.
 Misfit says they'll be available in the spring, and they're not giving us solid pricing on
 it yet but it'll be under $200.
 So somewhere around the price of other wireless Bluetooth earbuds that we see on the market.
 For more from Misfit and everything else here at CES 2016 head to theverge.com or go to
 youtube.com slash theverge and click subscribe.