With the Crushers, Skullcandy promises something that many a headphone company has promised ... to trigger a proprietary (and rather hush-hush) vibration system. Even in the sub-optimal audio ...

you can use the bones in your skull to transmit the sound. That's the concept behind the Audio Bone, an $190 set of headphones that impressed us at CES. Since your ears are free, you can listen ...

But ultimately what makes the headphone unique is the sensory bass feature that's at the core of Skullcandy's "Music ... crank the slider up for maximum vibration. A track like Nirvana's All ...

The new Skullcandy Crusher® Evo Wireless Over-ear Headphones feature improved Sensory Haptic Bass with more multi-dimensional vibration patterns across a wider range of bass frequencies. Plus with ...

Skullcandy's Crusher ANC 2 headphones are available to purchase ... resulting in intense, prolonged vibration that can be a little exhausting, even in short listening sessions.

Audio-Technica's new cartilage conduction headphones are here They ... the ear rather than the bones in your skull. It's a nifty way to avoid some of the vibration complaints you might have ...

Of course, there’s also an option to adjust the intensity of the vibrations on the Kraken V4 Pro headphones. Now, these are not flat haptics. Instead, the vibration output is calibrated to the ...

Skullcandy estimates that the headphones can last roughly between ... Something weird happens as a result—you get a massive amount of vibration for the first two notes, and then that rumble ...

Skullcandy has announced a new version of its popular wireless Crusher headphones, which have been updated to include active noise cancelation and Skullcandy's patented Sensory Bass technology.

It's a nifty way to avoid some of the vibration complaints you might ... from Shokz are now less than $100 at Amazon Skullcandy launches over-ear headphones for the gym with sweat-resistance ...