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Plaud’s new earbuds take notes, then take action

But it’s an AI product first, and earbuds second.

Plaud’s new earbuds take notes, then take action

Plaud, the AI startup known for its note-taking devices, is expanding its offerings into the world of earbuds with the Plaud One Explorer Edition. Priced at $249.99, these earbuds come with innovative features that go beyond basic recording and summarization.

The Plaud One Explorer Edition is equipped with AI-powered note-taking capabilities that can capture and summarize conversations in real-time, all without the need for a smartphone. What sets these earbuds apart is their ability to remember and act on conversations. With Plaud Agent, a persistent context feature, the earbuds can help users with various tasks across popular platforms such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, and Slack.

Pre-orders for the Plaud One Explorer Edition are now open, with the device set to ship in late September. Notably, there is no required subscription fee, and users will be greeted with $200 in Plaud credits upon purchase. Plaud, originally recognized for its Note and NotePin devices, is leveraging its expertise in AI-driven note-taking to revolutionize the realm of earbuds.

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