Music as a medium can be heard, can also be felt if you stand in front of a powerful speaker. However, it’s rare that you can see music. These Glow headphones are about to close that gap as it brings the sense to sight to music listening experience. 

© Glow Head[hones

We all have been ‘seeing’ music in the form of an equalizer. However, these Glow earphones are made up of special cables, which light up and pulsate in sync with your audio.

© Glow Headphones

JBL did something similar with the Pulse Bluetooth speaker way back in 2013; however, Glow uses a different form of technology called Fibrance to illuminate the wires. Fibrance is a fiber optic cable that can conduct light through it and scatter it like a laser light. You can also stop worrying about the wire heating up since the material does not conduct any heat from the light produced.

The glowing earphones can be controlled by an app and you can even control the light to keep it static, switch it off entirely or make it pulsate in sync with your music. The app can also adjust the intensity of the laser light in case you do not want it to be extra bright or vice versa. These earphones also sound great in case you mistook it for a gimmick. These are earphones are currently available to buy for $169 and you can have a look here for more information.

Source: Yanko Design