These Wireless Headphones Have Bass You Can Feel in Your Face
THE SO WHAT
Haptic-first audio gear is a reminder that 'interface' now includes the body, not just eyes and ears. For immersive content and gaming, assume UX expectations will move beyond screens and speakers toward full-sensory feedback.
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