| Weight | 0,3 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 13 × 9 × 9 cm |
STELLAR FlyPods
Your sound,
perfectly tuned.
The STELLARvibe app turns your FlyPods into a personalised listening system. Auto-EQ reads each track’s genre and retunes on-device in about 180 ms. ANC, themes, and EQ sharing — all in one place.
Auto-EQ — Genre-Aware Tuning
Auto-EQ detects each track's genre and instantly applies the best-matching tuned preset — 17 curves, on-device, in 180 ms. No setup, no cloud.
ANC & Transparency Control
Switch between –28 dB Hybrid ANC, Transparency, and off — straight from the app. Fine-tune the balance for your environment.
5 Visual Themes
Eclipse, Aurora, Nebula, Nova, Pulsar — each with its own layout, colour palette, and EQ visualiser. Change the feel of your app anytime.
Share Your EQ
Send your personal sound profile to a friend with one tap. They hear music exactly how you hear it — or build their own from scratch.
Auto-EQ and
EQ sharing.
What is Auto-EQ?
Auto-EQ reads the genre of whatever is playing and loads the matching curve — 17 of them — on the earbuds themselves, in about 180 ms. That is before the first beat of the next track. Nothing to set up, and nothing sent to a server. How we taught EQ to read a room →
Can I share EQ settings with someone else?
That is Share EQ. One tap sends your curve as a link or a QR code — whoever opens it hears the track the way you hear it. They can keep your tuning, or start from it and build their own. How to share EQ settings with a friend →
Does Auto-EQ work on iPhone and Android?
Both. STELLARvibe is free on iOS and Android. On iPhone, Auto-EQ follows what is playing in Apple Music and Spotify.
What if I would rather tune it myself?
Then tune it. Auto-EQ is a default, not a cage — build your own curve, save it, switch back whenever you like, and send it on if you think someone should hear it. The best EQ settings for every genre →
Do I need the app at all?
No. FlyPods pair and play like any Bluetooth earbuds. The free STELLARvibe app is what adds Auto-EQ, EQ sharing, ANC control and the five themes. More from the blog →