B.LINE / MODULAR HARDWARE / IN DEVELOPMENT

Built around a life.
Not a case.

A phone should adapt to the way you make, travel, listen and move — then survive the ordinary violence of being carried everywhere.

Inspect the ecosystem
Rear view of the B.Line’s extended hardware form

01 / SWAPPABLE CHASSIS BACKPLATES

One core.
Many backs.

A damaged back should be a part to replace, not a whole phone to mourn. B.Line is being designed as a core you keep and an exterior you can make your own.

BACKPLATE 01

Vanity Compact

A practical built-in mirror for makeup checks, framing and creators who do not need to wake a front-facing camera to see themselves.

BACKPLATE 02

Creator Grip

A suction mounting surface for hands-free video, a kitchen recipe, a train window, a studio wall — the moments you do not want to hold twice.

BACKPLATE 03

Y2K Translucent

Smoked and translucent shells that put the construction on show: fasteners, structure and a little welcome evidence that a phone is a physical thing.

Accessory forms are concept studies. Final attachment, material and durability specifications will follow prototype testing.

02 / HEXKEY SYSTEM

Tethered by
engineering.

HexKey is not a lanyard loop grafted onto a case. It is a spring-loaded bayonet system designed to dock securely into the hardware — click in, carry on.

The goal is a strap connection with the same certainty as the rest of the B.Line: visible engagement, positive lock and a deliberate release.

Close view of the B.Line’s 3.5 millimetre headphone jack

03 / AUDIOPHILE ROOTS

The jack is back.
Properly.

No dongle. No battery in your cable. No reason your best headphones should become an accessory to an accessory.

B.LINEINTEGRATED DAC3.5 MMYOUR SOUND

THE FIRST MACHINED UNITS

Keep the core.
Change the surface.

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