[2][3] Here One has been called the world's first in-ear computer and in June 2018 Here One was inducted into the Smithsonian Institution's Cooper Hewitt Museum of Design for innovation in audio technology.

Each earbud contains four integrated circuits, including a digital signal processor, three analogue mems microphones (which provide directional capabilities), and a high-fidelity balanced armature speaker.

This "machine hearing" model was trained by over a million unique binaural samples that Doppler Labs audio engineers collected over the course of two years and is used to continuously improve the Here One software over time.

[13] Here One has been called the world's first in-ear computer by publications including Fast Company for its ability to intelligently control audio and relay information back to the phone and to the cloud.

[15] The Next Web called Here One "the real future of AR", sharing how in-ear computing provides users the tools to manipulate and personalize audio environments in real-time.

[17] Here One Wireless Smart Earbuds have a range of applications for hearing health, including the ability to enhance speech intelligibility in noisy environments.

[21] Reviewing Here One as an augmented reality device, The Verge named the audio "the best you'll find on truly wireless Bluetooth earbuds" and was impressed by the hardware design, calling the sound manipulation technology "robust".