Notting co-founder accuses one of the company’s competitors of disrupting Air One supply chain

Karpay, the founder of Nothing, a company that makes audio accessories, has accused Ear1, an unnamed competitor of Ear1, of interfering with the product’s supply chain. Pi announced this news in the blog post of this company. The post was published on the occasion of the anniversary of the founding of Nottingham. Obviously, according to the post sent by Pi, the company has experienced extraordinary growth in its first year of operation and has a good overall outlook; Even if industry observers feel that the optimism of the naturalistic founder may make the truth bigger than it really is.

According to Gizmochena , Pi stated that Notting’s main competitor was interfering in the supply chain of the product by trying to block the company’s access to the important parts needed to make Air One headphones. He also claimed that the reason for this action by the competitor is probably the price tag of the Air One headphones. This product makes interesting features such as active noise cancellation available to users for only $ 99, which is why Air One attracted a lot of attention. Many similar products on the market, on the other hand, sell for about twice as much as Notting.

Pi says his company’s goal in its first year was to introduce the Notting brand to a wide range of users, and that has been achieved. According to the founder of Notting, the company’s Air One headphones sell for $ 99, like hot cakes, and have received more than 320,000 orders for the headphones since its launch. So far, about 180,000 Air Vans have reached customers, and it is predicted that the company will eventually sell 600,000 units of this product. The company has gone through a number of challenges to achieve its current position, which has led to the formation and eventual production of Air One wireless headphones with ANC.