If you want Nenos quality, but prefer just wired connection – or if you want to spend a little bit less – you might want to consider the Nemos Wired Unicorn Headphones, which still have fantastic sound and amazing overall quality and, though very different in style, are still as cute as cute can be. The wearer is granted, temporarily and only for the time wearing the unicorn headphones, the full magical power of a unicorn – this includes flying, invisibility, healing, great good fortune and infinite joy. Or, if you don’t know the unicorn song, or live in the suburbs, your best bet is probably online shopping. Very similar in styling to their super-affordable wired version, the Koraba wireless have great sound, are relatively well made and look fantastic, with a posh, ornate look that little girls (or little boys – no judgment) will absolutely love and a surprisingly nice level of finish. Don't let the cold chill get you and keep those ears insulated. EarSnugz ™ winter warmers are designed for maximum comfort and maximum style.

So read on! In this brief buyer’s guide I will recommend several pairs of the very best and the very cutest unicorn headphones made by humans. Ears are vulnerable to cold weather because they don’t have fat covering them. You may be used to wearing a hat in the winter but if you’re also wearing headphones it can be awkward and uncomfortable. Extreme ear pain in cold weather is called otalgia and the pain it causes can be sharp and hard; it can also be felt as a dull ache. Otalgia usually disappears once you start warming up but for some people, it’s a condition that occurs frustratingly often. Furry headphone covers mean you can enjoy wearing your headphones even in the cold weather. I especially like these Koraba unicorn headphones because they have both wireless and wired connectivity – the newest 5.0 Bluetooth circuitry has fantastic range, meaning your child can dance and wander to their heart’s content, and there is also a wired audio cable included, which is not only useful but lets you use the headphones even if the battery has run out.They sound like a reasonable idea on paper. Ears do get cold in the winter . We’ve probably all struggled to fit our headphones over hats, and who doesn’t want to keep their ears warm when the temperature drops? But in reality, furry headphones aren’t all that practical. There’s a reason that you’ll often see them in high street shops around the holidays or as part of the online inventories of discount retailers.

Acoustic earmuffs (or ear defenders) are worn to help protect a person’s hearing from loud noises. For the purposes of this post, we’re interested in the former — thermal earmuffs. Keep in mind that these excellent headphones are still well below 40 dollars, and yet not only do they look and feel really great, they have the latest 5.0 Bluetooth wireless circuitry and an included audio cable for wired connections, fantastic sound quality, good battery life, volume limiting set at the optimal level (93 DB) and a really handy sharing port. So it’s up to you – the complete unicorn ensemble or the brilliant headphones by themselves. Either way, a magical gift!The Snug unicorn headphones also sound really good, with a big, high quality driver that actually produces some nice deep bass and shimmering high frequencies. Surprisingly for a pair of headphones that sound this good, they are also volume limited, making them the perfect choice for even the youngest audiophile on your gift list.

You’ll notice that those same previously dismissed companies – Beats, Bose, Sony and Apple – are out, and much more magical – if somewhat less familiar – companies like Koraba, Tandanic, Onta and LilGadgets are in – not to mention the brand with the most magical sounding of all brand names – TCJJ. Just rolls of your tongue, don’t it? Much like the Unicorn Song. That said, they do have good sound quality for the price, and the Koraba unicorn headphones are also volume limited to protect your child’s hearing. They are comfortable, with soft earpads and nicely adjustable headband and cups, though they are quite small – really more suitable for younger kids than for teens. These are basic wired headphones, without wireless connectivity, and they are also quite basic in terms of other functionality – no flashing LED lights, no microphone, just great sound. They are also very comfortable and stay in place, and adjustable so they can be used by anybody from small kids to adults. Thanks to a special fabric blend sounds can easily pass through from the headphone offering full sound quality with almost zero loss. There are also LED lights in the ears, a built-in microphone to use for phone calls and two rows of brightly colored fidget buttons on each ear cup. Now that we’re on the subject, I’m not sure I’ve ever written a stranger phrase in my whole life than the one above – cutest unicorn headphones with fidget buttons– but apparently it’s really a thing, and apparently kids love them!Easy to Use: Simply stretch over headphone cushions then tighten torsion toggle system for the perfect fit. They are a pretty basic set of headphones in terms of features – they have a simple wired connection (no Bluetooth wireless), but do have volume limiting and a great sharing port (similar to the one on the Nenos unicorn headphones just above) which allows you to plug a second pair of headphones into the LilGadgets unicorns so that two people can listen to the same audio. I have to love them, and had to include them because they are not just unicorn headphones, but Pro unicorn headphones. I have no idea what sets a Pro unicorn headphone apart from a regular unicorn headphone, but it does sound important. That said, you should be aware that these are not volume-limited, and so while they have a style that younger kids love, you should make sure to use volume limiting on their phone or music player, because not only will these play pretty loud, they sound good enough that anybody would want to turn them up. We’ve found that a lot of musical earmuffs are marketed towards pre-adolescent girls and teenagers. You’ve probably seen them around Christmas time sold as a gift set. It’s fine as someone’s first headphone or for a secret Santa present but it’s hardly suitable for — say — Martin, an audiophile hoping to capture the acoustics of Pet Sounds on his wintery walks to work. You can add headphone covers to Bose, Beats, Wilkins Bowers, Philips, Microsoft, Sennheiser… don’t sacrifice sound quality just to keep your ears warm.