Plaud One AI earbuds can remember conversations and help get the work done afterwards.
Plaud One Explorer Edition combines AI earbuds, 4G connectivity and Plaud Agent to capture conversations, understand context and create follow-ups across work apps.
The Plaud One Explorer Edition earbuds represent a new era in AI-enabled wearable devices for professionals who rely heavily on meetings, calls, ideas, and follow-ups. These earbuds, equipped with Plaud Intelligence platform, can capture conversations, understand intent, and execute tasks across various connected services. Plaud claims that the new device is designed to act as an agent, leveraging persistent context and deeper memory to prepare follow-ups, generate reports, and link actions across other services.
The earbuds are compatible with Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, and Slack, allowing users to transform meeting discussions into actual tasks without manually copying information between apps. The device can also utilize predefined workflows and role-specific collections. Plaud is targeting the One Explorer Edition at professionals whose jobs are primarily conversational, such as sales chiefs, consultants, executives, and chief of staffs.
The device is available for pre-order in select markets for $249.99, with each unit including $200 in Plaud Credits to purchase the company's AI capabilities. The new Plaud Intelligence features will be rolled out across existing hardware with the Plaud App 4.0 update, set to be released in Q4 2026.
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