These stylish sunglasses also vibrate music through your skull

Bone-conduction headphones essentially work by vibrating sound through your skull and into your inner ear. It's like something out of a sci-fi movie if you've never tried them before.

While not new technology at all (Aftershokz makes many popular bone-conduction headphones), a company called Zungle has finally combined the vibrating audio tech together with a pair of sunglasses.

The Panther shades, which will cost $150 ($99 if you get the early bird special), let you "wear the beats."

When the bone-conduction speakers make contact with a surface, they vibrate to enhance the sound. You can see how it works in one of Zungle's demo videos below: Read more...