FULLLIGHT TECH Bluetooth Beanie Hat Headphones Unique Gifts Stocking Stuffer

#1: the beanie kept my bald head warm in 25 degree weather, so it gets a 5/5 for warmth. Pretty comfortable overall. I notice the speakers at first, but that fades quickly. 4/5 for comfort overall. #2: the sound coming out of the little speakers is surprisingly good. Bass is ok, not great, treble is nice and clear. I’m not an audiophile, but the sound is pretty good for audiobooks/podcasts AND music. I’m pretty lenient on sound, but the speakers on this beanie are better than many of the el cheapo wireless earbuds sold here on Amazon. Its not Bose or Sennheiser, but they do sound pretty good to me. Half volume is good enough for me. Sound is 4/5 (which is a pleasant surprise to me). #3: Looks. Ok, I’m old and ugly, so things will only look so good on me. This is probably not the best looking beanie in the world, but I’m officially old enough to not care anymore. The utility value of this hat is of higher value to me than the fashion sense of it. I’ve included pics to help you judge that for yourself lol. The company gets credit for the speakers not being obvious though. No big speaker bulge and nice choice putting the control buttons into a faux leather patch. Nicely done. 4/5 for looks overall. Overall, despite my individual scores, I’m giving this thing a 5/5. It’s a niche product, I know. But, hey, you get a warm and comfortable winter hat, along with some pretty good sounding speakers for the price of $30. That’s ain’t too bad. I think this is one of those weird hybrid of products that would make a great gift for someone.

I work in a warehouse for 12 hours a day. To maintain some level of sanity, most people sneak a headphone in. It's technically against the rules, and could get you written up. But, I get it. Out of fear of being to obvious, i decided to buy one of these since its not too expensive. It fit nice and snug, the Bluetooth lasts for about 16 hours on max charge, it charges quickly, and gets a surprisingly loud, and clean sound. I carved off the small leather "control panel" with a pair of scissors. It leaves a small hole that can easily be blended with a piece of electrical tape to cover the blue light that indicates when the speakers are active. The buttons can easily be felt even without the leather bit there. 2 years on, and still no one asks about my everyday "beanie" I wear.

Bought as a gift, he loves it.

I. Love. This. I bought it because it was on Black Friday sale at a really good price. Figured I’d give it away if I didn’t like it. (It’s not going anywhere.) The cap itself is warm and cozy, fitting nicely around the ears but with plenty of looseness around the crown of my head. Worth it just for head warmth on a cold day. The speakers are remarkable for such a low price. I like the over-ear approach rather than in-ear buds. It allows me to still easily hear and engage with my environment if I want to, or tune it out if I choose. Crisp clear highs and palpable lows… pretty impressive for twenty bucks. BT pairing was beautifully simple— maybe 7-8 seconds from “search devices” to paired and operating. I can set my phone down and travel a couple of rooms (and several walls) away without losing signal. I charge it nightly and use it for maybe 2-3 hours a day. Haven’t had any battery shortage with that level of use. Bought it for the low price as an experiment. I’d pay full price now that I’ve tried it. Since I’ve only had it for a week I don’t know how long it will work. If I think it stops working too soon I’ll make an edit to this review. But so far, I’m both thumbs way up! _________ A few months into it now. Still love it. The only problem: I wish there was a hot weather alternative. Winter is over and it will be too hot to wear much longer. Sad…

My son works outside and said he loves his hat with headphones.