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OK, so it's not really called SpongeBob Speaker Pants, but it should be. The SpongeBob Speakers and Sponge Dock, from Npower, is a fun way to play any of your digital audio players or computer.

SpongeBob comes with two eyeball speakers, which can sit inside the foam dock or taken out to sit on a flat surface. The eyeballs don't just sit though: They can roll around with your music. You have the option to play your music without moving eyeballs, or you can switch the eyeballs to "rock" and watch as they roll around your table. I had to make sure to really push the speaker cable into the speaker to make sure it worked on "rock" mode.

There's a small docking area at the top of SpongeBob's head for you to rest your audio player in. The sound isn't great, but it's a fun toy. The speaker dock goes for $39.99 and can be found at Toys 'R' Us.

Take a look at our exclusive video of rolling SpongeBob eyeballs after the jump.



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