This looks promising

[gwalchmai]

Bose has a set of headphones which look like sunglasses. After a generation or two if they can add prescription lenses, long battery life, and wireless charging, etc. it may be a very good thing.

https://www.tomsguide.com/us/bose-frames,review-6108.html

[Dric902]

Now that’s cool.

 

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[Huaco Kid]

A solution looking for a problem?

[Huaco Kid]

Wow.  I just looked and I didn't know airpods were $250.  I've got several pair with phones from work.  I've never used them.

I'd get those glasses in the darkest dark tint and walk around like Stevie Wonder.

[UnifiedFieldTheory]

Huh.  I thought they were induction-style but these appear to be something totally different!

[ASH]

cool , my vision is going down hill .

[gwalchmai]

1 hour ago, Huaco Kid said:

A solution looking for a problem?

I thought so at first, but one problem I have with buds and phones is getting them to stay in/on properly. These seem to induce sound through your temples, so your ears would be clear, kind of a cranial BoneFone. And this is the first version, so it may take some tweaking, but it may be a viable concept.

Of course, they're a little pricey, too.

[Moeman]

Nice concept.... any reviews?

[Silentpoet]

53 minutes ago, gwalchmai said:

I thought so at first, but one problem I have with buds and phones is getting them to stay in/on properly. These seem to induce sound through your temples, so your ears would be clear, kind of a cranial BoneFone. And this is the first version, so it may take some tweaking, but it may be a viable concept.

Of course, they're a little pricey, too.

I read that too fast and with my dirty mind I thought that said nipples.

[SC Tiger]

Neat idea.

The concept of glasses with headphones is nothing new - Oakley came out with some years ago.  But the sound-through-the-temples idea is a new idea.