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4 iFrogz Aurora Wireless Headphones
5 iFrogz Little Rockerz Costume
£99/$119 audio-technica.com These wireless cans, which support aptX and AAC codecs, do an excellent job of blocking out external noise and can be used continuously for up to 30 hours on a full charge. They feature a handy set of controls in the left case and can also be connected via NFC on the iPhone 6 and above, as well as Bluetooth. With crystal clear mid and high frequencies and powerful bass being delivered through custom 40mm drivers, these sound great.
£34.99/$39.99 zagg.com Hot off of the production line, Zagg’s new Aurora wireless headphones, which are part of its iFrogz range, are easy to power-up and pair and produce a nice clear sound (just don’t go too high with the volume or the sound starts to distort a little). They house two 30mm drivers and feature a built-in mic for phone calls. However, like KitSound’s Arena headphones, they only provide up to ten hours of battery life. Definitely a decent option if you are operating on a tight budget, though…
£11.99/$19.99 zagg.com If you are looking for some relatively cheap volume-limiting headphones for your children check out these fun offerings from Zagg’s iFrogz range. These furry tiger pattern headphones limit the volume to 85dB and also come with an audio splitter port so that a second set of headphones can be connected. Great for youngsters but the sound they produce is probably what you would expect for the price – not particularly well-defined and slightly tinny.
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