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A light-up cat-ear headset built for kids, streamers and anyone who wants their audio to look as loud as it sounds. The ears and the cat-paw badge on each cup run an RGB glow that cycles through colours; a switch turns it off to stretch the battery. Inside are 40mm drivers with a bass-forward tune across the full 20Hz–20kHz range. It pairs over Bluetooth, but also takes a 3.5mm cable for a wired console or PC link and reads MP3s straight off a microSD card with no phone at all. The 400mAh cell gives about 7 hours of wireless play and tops up in roughly 2.5 hours over micro-USB. The band folds flat for a bag and adjusts down to fit smaller heads. Comes in black, purple, mint and pink — sold as-is, without warranty.
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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.

Over-ear Bluetooth — pairs with iPhone and Android · Built-in mic for calls
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