Dutch manufacturer Fairphone is fast carving a niche for itself with its sustainability-oriented products. It continues to develop products from recyclable materials, and the Fairphone TWS is being introduced to the market with some impressive functionalities.

Fairphone TWS earphones are made from recycled materials. The earbuds and the accompanying charging case are made from 30% recycled plastics. Both earbuds have a 45 mAh battery with a 500 mAh charging case. It is not clear what distance the earbuds offer as well as the charging case, as the company was silent on that. The device will be charged via USB-C, although it is still unclear whether fast charging functionality. The package will not include a charger for the device.

The Fairphone TWS is available in a single black color and is priced at 99.95 Euros ($116) and it is available for pre-order directly via Fairphone’s website and shipping will commence by November 1.

The Fairphone TWS offers hybrid Active Noise Cancelation (ANC) via Bluetooth 5.3. The earphones also come with IPX4 splash resistance. The 10mm drivers offer some balance and quality sound for the device. Each bud has two microphones, with touch controls and in-ear detection also present. The fact that these earphones are partly made from recycled materials will improve its rating among sustainability enthusiasts, and could expectedly attract more patronage for the device.

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