Fairbuds XL, the self-repaired headphone features recycled aluminium and tin

Touted as one of the most sustainable headphones in the market, Fairbuds XL from the Dutch electronics manufacturer and social enterprise, Fairphone has been made from recycled aluminium and tin, combined with recycled plastic and vegan leather for the cushions. Their commitment towards sustainability continues, as the fabrics of the bag they come in are also derived from recycling.

Apart from the exciting features like IP54 certification for dust and water, the attribute which makes it stand out is that it can be fixed from the comfort of one’s home. Fairphone has been on the market for some years with a clear proposition to provide customers with devices that may be fixed from the comfort of their own homes.

Besides being supra-aural headphones produced with recycled materials, they are also easily repairable. These wireless headphones have elements that can be replaced if they break down. Elements include the ability to repair any component of the headgear.

And one can change the pads due to wear and even change the headphones’ speakers if they break down. Fairphone has introduced an intriguing product, which is priced much more competitively than its mobile devices. The Fairbuds XL are over-ear headphones with features like active noise cancellation with multiple settings such as alert or environment. Furthermore, they are Bluetooth-enabled wireless headphones.