In stock · ships within 24h
✓ Fast delivery in 1–2 working days✓ Cash on Delivery available
Bank transfer / COD · WhatsApp order confirmation
An AirPods Max-style over-ear Bluetooth headset at a budget price — metal-look earcups on a padded fabric headband, in black, red or silver. It pairs over Bluetooth to any iPhone or Android and has a built-in mic for calls, with the volume, play/pause and power buttons on the right cup. A short 0.8m USB lead charges it; there is no audio-in cable in the box, so it is a wireless-only set. The dynamic drivers give a full, bass-leaning sound that suits everyday music and video rather than critical listening. In the box: the headphones, a USB charging cable and a manual. Sold as-is, without a formal warranty — see the note below on the unboxing video needed for any claim.
No reviews yet. Be the first.
Pay by JazzCash or bank transfer (UBL) in advance, or Cash on Delivery — available on every order, no advance needed. We dispatch as soon as a prepaid order is verified — or immediately for Cash on Delivery — with delivery in 1–2 working days.
Most do — they take a 3.5mm cable for a console, PC or in-flight use, and the wired mode also works when the battery is flat. It is noted on each product page.
Typically 6–8 hours of Bluetooth play with the lights on, longer with the RGB switched off. Charging is over micro-USB or USB-C in roughly 2–3 hours.

RGB light-up cat ears + glowing cat-paw earcups · Bluetooth wireless — also works wired (3.5mm) or as a microSD MP3 player
Bluetooth, Wired 3.5mm or microSD: When Each Headphone Mode Wins
Not every headset offers the same inputs. A clear-eyed look at when Bluetooth, a 3.5mm cable or a microSD card is actually the better way to listen — and how to check what a specific headset supports before you buy.
How to Pair Wireless Headphones (and Fix the Common Problems)
Step-by-step Bluetooth pairing for over-ear headphones, Android and iPhone specifics, and fixes for the failures that actually happen — plus what to do when a set also has wired and microSD modes.
Over-Ear Headphones vs Earbuds: Which Fits Your Day?
Bigger battery and fuller bass versus a smaller footprint and better grip for movement — the real trade-offs between over-ear headphones and in-ear earbuds.