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Wireless Earbuds with Self-Healing Paint and Wooden Drivers Debut
14 Nov
Summary
- First wireless earbuds with self-healing paint to hide scratches
- Incorporate wood in design, including "hybrid wood driver" technology
- Marketed as high-fidelity audio experience in unique design
As of November 14th, 2025, JVC Kenwood has just unveiled its latest innovation in the world of wireless earbuds - the "Wood Master" model. These earbuds stand out for two key features: self-healing paint and the use of wood in their design.
The Wood Master earbuds claim to be the first-ever to utilize a self-healing paint on the top housing. This special polymer-based paint is designed to reform and make scratches less noticeable over time, similar to technology used on some high-end vehicles. This is a novel approach to improving the long-term durability of wireless earbuds.
Beyond the self-healing paint, the Wood Master earbuds also incorporate wood in a significant way. They feature a "hybrid wood driver" that combines African rosewood and wood pulp. JVC Kenwood states this gives the earbuds a distinct "vocal expressiveness" as part of their high-fidelity audio experience. The earbuds come in two colorways - a sunburst design inspired by guitars, and a black option meant to mimic a piano.
Overall, the Wood Master wireless earbuds from JVC Kenwood represent an innovative and unique take on the increasingly crowded wireless earbud market. Their self-healing paint and wood-infused design aim to offer consumers a premium audio experience in a distinctive form factor.
