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Incase announces Audio Collection coming this fall

Incase recently announced that it will be launching its Audio Collection this fall, expanding the brand’s offerings from mostly bags and accessories to the realm of personal audio. Using an integrated approach the company calls Incase Soundesign, the headphones aim to blend precision sound engineering and the signature Incase minimalistic design.

The fall collection will include Sonic Over Ear, Reflex On Ear, Pivot On Ear, and Capsule In Ear styles, shown above from left to right. Each model has custom-tuned audio drivers that are designed to provide listeners with natural, balanced audio. The seamless design of the headphones keeps the look clean and simple, but the designs have hidden joints that allow for adjustments for user comfort. In keeping with Incase’s affinity for Apple, each pair of headphones will include an integrated remote and microphone for use with Apple products. No word on price yet, but we like the clean looks of the design, the soft matte black finish, and the fun pop of lime green.

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