[tux3]

My Sony headset (wh-1000xm4) has the exact same problem, but they apparently encrypt the firmware payloads and decrypt them on device.

I've come this close to taking it apart and trying to dump and probe everything, but my shaky hands are too likely to break it.

I would pay very good money for a hackable noice-cancelling headset.

[yjftsjthsd-h]

> I would pay very good money for a hackable noice-cancelling headset.

https://pine64.com/product/pinebuds-pro-open-firmware-capabl... ?

[tux3]

Thank you. I normally like over ear headphones, but I'll definitely consider going that route

[StimDeck]

Yes, this is cool, but what is this:

> User needs to use the programming tools provided at wiki page. Any device brick caused by hacking or improper programming may void warranty.

And:

> Excessive flashing Pinebuds can potentially brick the device.

It’s hackable or it’s not, choose one.