In this video I’m checking out two kids headphones from iClever—the BTH24—just in two different colors (a red one and a pink one). I’ve tested iClever stuff before, and honestly every time I try their products it feels like they’re getting a little bit better and better, so I was stoked to get these in. I go through what’s in the box (simple, clean packaging), the included USB-A to USB-C cable, and the basic controls on the headset like power, volume, Bluetooth, and the ANC button. Once I powered them on, they literally greet you with a “Hello,” and then I tested active noise cancellation to see how much it actually muffles what’s going on around you. I also paired them up over Bluetooth and did my usual audio test on YouTube using “How It’s Supposed to Feel” (from Netflix) because it’s a great track for highs, mids, lows, vocals, and instruments. Sound quality came out very, very good for kids headphones, and the build felt comfortable with nice cushioning (just a little snug until you extend them). I also show the fun design touches like the lights—especially the heart lighting on the pink version—and I call out the Bluetooth sharing feature if you have two sets.