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Tomorrow Doesn’t Matter (TDM) has officially launched its Neo headphones in the United States following their debut at CES 2026 and a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign last February. These innovative devices introduce distinct functionality by integrating a flexible headband and extra drivers, which let users roll them up into a functional Bluetooth speaker.
The Neo headphones utilize four 40mm drivers in total, featuring a pair inside each ear cup alongside an extra pair on the outside. During standard headphone use, only the internal drivers function, whereas rolling the device up activates the outward-facing components as 5-watt speakers.
Reviewer John Higgins of The Verge evaluated the hardware at CES 2026. He noted that the headphones sounded good and featured a fun, easy rolling design, though he judged them to be physically heavy and overly bass-heavy due to the extra speaker components.
Consumers can purchase the Neo in black or white color options for $249 through TDM's official online store, Amazon, and Walmart, complete with a carrying case. TDM reports that the device delivers over 200 hours of listening battery life as headphones, while speaker mode provides an estimated 16 hours, which can potentially be extended by utilizing a 3.5mm audio cable instead of Bluetooth.
