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LinkBuds Fit Truly Wireless Noise Canceling Earbuds | Green x Hatsune Miku
Limited-edition earbuds in a seafoam green.
These wireless earbuds come in a sleek, matching seafoam green charging case that’s small enough to fit in your pocket and carry with you on the go.The earbuds feature noise cancellation, filtering out unwanted background noise so you can enjoy music like Hatsune Miku’s tracks such as “World is Mine” and “popipo” without interruption. Ambient Sound Mode is also available, allowing you to stay aware of your surroundings while still listening to music. The sound quality is crisp and clear thanks to Sony’s Dynamic Driver X, designed to deliver a wide frequency response for richer vocals and enhanced sound. These buds also offer up to 21 hours of battery life with the charging case.
With your purchase of the collaborative earbuds, you’ll receive a limited-edition acrylic earbud stand featuring newly illustrated artwork by illustrator Ogipote, along with two original HoloModels of Hatsune Miku. Fans will also receive access to a special campaign song and animated performance of “BELIEVE DAY,” viewable through the HoloModels app. Simply download the app to bring Hatsune Miku to life and capture photos in real-world settings.
Vocaloids are a popular form of singing voice synthesizer software, often associated with unique personas that interact with fans. The software allows users to synthesize singing by inputting lyrics and melody, utilizing specially recorded vocals of voice actors or singers. The first Vocaloids, Leon, Lola, and Miriam, were released in English in 2004. Shortly after, Yamaha developed Japanese versions, Meiko and Kaito, which were created by Crypton Future Media, the company that would later create Hatsune Miku. hatsune Miku was released in 2007 and quickly became the most popular Vocaloid, achieving international recognition.
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