Allegedly, the earrings in question are the Nova H1 Audio Earring which we first saw more than a year ago at CES 2023. The controversy is somewhat similar to a claims reported during the 2020 ...

Nova’s audio earrings are made with real pearls, and have built-in speakers that transmit audio up and into your ear. Nova’s audio earrings are made with real pearls, and have built-in ...

As it turns out, earbuds like this really do exist. The Nova H1 audio earrings put forward by the conspiracy theorists do bear a decent resemblance to the earrings Kamala was wearing on the night.

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Echoing a long history of political conspiracy theories, X users claimed she wore the Nova H1 Audio Earrings, which double as wireless earpieces. But anyone who looks closely can tell those aren ...

“NOVA H1 Audio Earrings are the first clip-on earphones on the planet,” reads the fundraiser page for the headphones, which raised over $100,000 from backers. “These Earrings are fully ...

The NOVA H1 Audio Earrings, though, bear very little resemblance to the ones Harris wore — except for the fact that both include pearls. The veep’s actual earrings appeared to look more like a ...

Loomer and other people on social media included photos of Nova H1 audio earrings in their posts, which are described as the “first and only wireless earphones embedded in a pair of pearl ...

Trump supporters allege Kamala Harris wore Nova H1 earphones disguised as pearl earrings during the debate. Critics defend her choice. In the latest twist of the debate drama, Trump supporters ...

Allegedly, the earrings in question are the Nova H1 Audio Earring which we first saw more than a year ago at CES 2023. You may like These magnetic planar earbuds I tested could've rivaled Bose ...

The claims say that Harris was wearing a set of Nova H1 Audio Earrings, created by German startup NOVA Products, during the first presidential debate between the vice president and Donald Trump.