CUSTOMIZATION

Your product. Your color. Your brand.

Build a branded earbud program around the visible product, packaging and user experience. Available scope depends on platform, quantity and supplied files.

CUSTOMIZATION PATH

Start with the changes buyers will notice.

Logo and packaging usually follow a shorter route than new mechanics, firmware or acoustic work. We separate the request before quoting so the buyer can see what needs artwork, sampling, tooling or additional validation.

  1. 1Choose platform
  2. 2Define color
  3. 3Place branding
  4. 4Configure case
  5. 5Build packaging
  6. 6Approve sample
CUSTOMIZATION MATRIX

What can be reviewed for your program.

Each item is screened against the selected model and order volume before confirmation.

01

Branding

Earbud and charging-case logo

Artwork, print area, method, color and durability review

02

Color & finish

Housing, case and selected accessories

Stock color, project color, material and surface process review

03

Packaging

Gift box, sleeve, insert, manual and label

Dieline, language, barcode, legal marks and shipping configuration

04

Accessories

Cable, ear tips, inserts and available carrying items

Contents, color, quantity and compatibility confirmation

05

Firmware

Voice prompt, controls and selected feature behavior

Platform capability, language files and validation scope

06

Sound & UX

EQ or acoustic-tuning scope where supported

Target signature, reference sample and approval method

WHAT CHANGES THE PROJECT

Four triggers that add development work.

These requests can affect MOQ, sample rounds, engineering scope, schedule and validation.

1

New tooling

New housing, case geometry, internal structure or mechanical interface

2

Firmware change

Control logic, prompts, feature behavior, app connection or OTA scope

3

Acoustic change

Driver, cavity, tuning or target sound beyond an available platform

4

New evidence

A changed configuration or destination may require additional testing or documents

SAMPLE APPROVAL

Approve the product before production.

Record the model, color, logo placement, packaging, functions and agreed deviations. The approved sample and specification become the working production reference.

  1. 1Artwork review
  2. 2Digital layout
  3. 3Physical sample
  4. 4Function check
  5. 5Packaging check
  6. 6Written approval
BUYER FILE CHECKLIST

Send production-ready information.

Early file quality reduces avoidable artwork and sample revisions.

Vector logo artworkPantone or color referenceBrand usage guidePackaging copy and languagesBarcode and market labelsRequired accessoriesTarget delivery countryRequired approval date