Headphones that don’t filter out background noise

Posted in Concepts by Conner Flynn on September 26th, 2008

Headphones that don’t filter out background noiseThe iSound, designed by Seohyun Baek, is a set of headphones that lets you to listen to your mp3 player while still hearing the background noise around you. That’s a pretty handy thing, especially when that background noise is oncoming traffic. Old headphones=death, these=you live to get hit on another day. They use a semi-circular design that doesn’t cover your whole ear, that way some background noise is still heard. The unit is wireless with a bluetooth module that connects to the headphone jack in your mp3 player. Excellent concept that will surely find a market.

[Yanko]

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One Comment to “Headphones that don’t filter out background noise”
  1. Techie Jr. Says:

    These would be great for the office too. I want a pair.

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