It’s a pretty cool design, although I wonder if the convenience of not having to carry a music player would be outweighed by the added bulkiness and the necessity of sliding the PMP out of the headphones every time you wanted to change songs. It’s certainly an interesting concept, and with Skullcandy’s reputation for high-quality headphones, one that could do pretty well.

But, when I took the tour about a year ago, I didn’t see anything that looked as cool as their upcoming Eclipse 400. I’ll have to start saving my pennies today, so I’ll have the 1.5 million in 2011 when it’s available!

They do require you to carry a transmitter with your MP3 player (or any device with a headphone jack) but that seems to be a minor inconvenience. On a full charge the transmitter will last for about 10 hours, while the earbuds will last for about 3 to 5 hours. However, they come with a special carrying case that has a built-in battery of its own allowing you to fully recharge the earbuds up to 3 times.