TDM's Neo Headphones, Which Roll Up Into a Speaker, Launch in the US
The Neo are priced at $249 and sold through TDM's online store, Amazon and Walmart in black or white.
Tomorrow Doesn't Matter's Neo headphones are now available in the US, according to The Verge. The headphones, which can be rolled up to work as a Bluetooth speaker, are priced at $249 and sold through TDM's online store, Amazon and Walmart.
The Neo are offered in black or white and come with a carrying case. Each ear cup contains a pair of 40mm drivers, with an additional pair of 40mm drivers mounted on the outside.
When rolled up, those outward-facing drivers work as a pair of 5-watt speakers. TDM claims over 200 hours of listening in headphone mode, and around 16 hours of battery life in Bluetooth speaker mode.
The battery and memory foam ear cushions are removable and replaceable.
First shown at CES 2026
TDM debuted the Neo at CES 2026, and the headphones had a successful Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign in February. The Verge's John Higgins spent time with the Neo at CES 2026 and found them a bit too bass-heavy and physically heavy, but thought they sounded good.
Quick answers
How much do the Neo headphones cost?
The Neo are priced at $249.
Where can I buy the Neo headphones?
They are sold through TDM's online store, Amazon and Walmart in the US.
What colors do the Neo headphones come in?
The Neo are offered in black or white and come with a carrying case.