SOMiC Pink Cat Gaming Headset with Virtual 7.1 and LED Light, Surround Sound, Headset with Noise Cancelling Mic for Computer, PS4, Laptop to Girls, Woman (USB Plug)

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Even though these cat ear headphones don’t fit the requirements for a full-pink gaming headset, I believe that the white color scheme (with pink accents on the earcups and cat ears) definitely gives it a more minimalistic and stylish aesthetic. I’ve found that the sound quality is reasonably decent. The overall frequency response is good, and the mids and highs are surprisingly accurate. Connectivity Options: Purchasable either as a 3.5mm wired only-option or Bluetooth 4.0 (with wired option) Noise cancellation helps the users focus only on what they want to hear without having to turn up the volume to max levels to try to drown out outside noise. There are two types of noise cancellation — passive noise cancellation and active noise cancellation.

Best of all, the volumes are optimized to be kid-friendly (not more than 85 decibels) so you don’t have to worry about your kid cranking up the volume. Cat ear headphones have really risen to fame in the past years, but there’s really nobody to blame here. Whether you’re a diehard otaku, a fashionable gamer, or just a parent looking to give their kid something cute, cat ear headphones just get it, don’t they? The adjustable headband is also well-built with a decent amount of padding on the underside of the headband. All things considered, these cat ear headphones are going to be very comfortable for the kids. (And even for some adults.)

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With proper clamping force, the headphones would feel lighter. For reference, clamping force should fall between 0.7 lbs to 1.74 lbs. Size Cat ear headphones have a very diverse market that includes both kids and adults. Because of this, some kitty headphones are kids-size and no amount of adjustment will make these amenable for adults. Along with the Bluetooth capabilities for wireless listening, the external speakers are also a very nice feature. You can listen to your music in the headphones, turn on the external speakers in the cat ears, or play music in the headphones and in the external cat ear speakers at the same time! The external speakers are not very loud, so don't expect to use them to add music to a big party or anything. For me, the external speakers are the perfect volume for when I just need to hear a little music and I don't want to wear the headphones. The build quality on these headphones is pretty good. An all-plastic housing may not be the most durable or rugged, but it helps keep the wired and wireless headphones as light as possible. (Thereby lessening the burden on your ears.) Apart from that, I really love the removable cat ears and RGB light despite being limited to several preconfigured patterns and colors.

The sound quality is quite decent, with somewhat accurate mids and highs. The bass could do with some improvements. Overall, it’s okay for gaming, not so much for enjoying music.Because of their cute design, cat ear headphones appeal to kids. As you may know, kids have a more delicate sense of hearing compared to adults so it’s important to protect them from possible damage. Volume limits can help you with that. These cute and stylish headphones quite literally add some color to our lives and some have been exceeding our expectations in terms of sound quality. We’re fortunate enough to choose from so many of these headphones today.

Along with comfort and durability, safety was acritical design element. The BoostCare headphones are built with volume-limiting technology that keeps the volume in the headphones less than 85dB. What I love about these headphones is that the volume-limiting circuitry is built into the headphones. You will not have to worry about clever kids disabling the circuitryor removing an external adapter. Having the technology built into the headphones is a game-changer because you will know that the sound will never go above 85dB. With wired headphones, you also wouldn’t need to worry about battery life. Plus, you can easily fix broken wires at home. The iClever BoostCare Cat Ear Headphones are very flexible. The headphones can be, literally, twisted and turned without breaking because of the material used for the build. Therefore, if you need to pair your RGB configuration with the rest of your gaming setup, it’s best to go with a headphone that’s got fully customizable RGB system that syncs with your computer such as Razer Chroma RGB or ASUS AuraSync. (Unfortunately, these options are very limited for cat ear headphones.) The Kraken Kitty are wired gaming headphones that connect through a USB-A type of connection. If you’re more of a wireless person, you’ll be glad to know that these headphones also come with a Bluetooth-ready variant.On the other hand, boom mics protrude out of the ear cup. They are positioned close to the mic but can often be repositioned or retracted if not in use. The mic is a simple built-in microphone that does not have any special qualities like noise cancellation. Also, at 1.01 lbs (460g), heavy is an understatement for these headphones. This weight can cause a little discomfort which is really to be expected when you’re wearing loudspeakers on your head. The LED lights on the YOWU G3 are placed on the fox ears and on the ear cups. YOWU has done a pretty solid job in allowing users to customize these lights through the YOWU App. More specifically, the app allows you to change light effects, light modes, colors, and adjust other non-light related settings such as sound effects.