People like music. People like cats. Now one ingenious product lets you combine these two loves. That’s right, it’s a pair of headphones that make you look like a cat.
There’s no word on how powerful the external speakers are, but the headphones have a 40mm driver with a 20Hz to 20KHz frequency response, so are sure to sound good.
The lights are LED, and come in four colours: blue, red, green and purple.
The ear cushions mould around your ear for a comfy fit. It’s also got a 3.5mm headphone jack, microphone for hands-free calls, and a USB port for charging up.
Each pair of headphones can be had for $150, or you can buy all four for $575, which is a saving of $25.
If you want to really go for it, you can pay $2,000 for a pair of headphones plus an illustration of you wearing them. Or, for the same price, you can have the headphones with your own custom paint job.
And if you’ve got a spare $10,000 knocking around, you can get a pair with LEDs that change colours, plus a custom paint job. Bargain.
It’s clearly popular, having already raised almost $800,000 of a $250,000 funding target. And there are still 26 days to go. Check out the Indiegogo page.
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