iClever kids headphones Bluetooth 5.3

If you need headphones for occasional travel and tablet time, a foldable wireless pair offers more flexibility than a basic wired set. The iClever BTH13 adds adjustable, light-up cat ears and a volume limiter, with a cable option when wireless listening isn’t practical.

One detail to weigh up: the product name says 50H, while the description specifies up to 45 hours of listening with the RGB lights off. The stated playtime is therefore tied to that lighting condition, rather than being a blanket runtime claim.

Key specifications

The BTH13 uses Bluetooth 5.3 and can also switch to wired listening through a standard 3.5 mm audio cable. USB-C is listed for charging, although no charging time is provided. The headphones fold for packing, and the adjustable headband and soft ear pads are intended for children aged 3–16.

A volume limiter offers 74 dBA and 85 dBA settings, selected using a combination of button presses to reduce accidental changes. That can be useful when a child is listening independently, but a limiter is not a substitute for sensible listening habits or adult supervision. The RGB lights have a separate button, in Bluetooth mode, switching them off is stated to extend use time.

Who it’s for

It’s a good choice if you want one pair for a child to use with a tablet at home, then fold into a bag for a car journey. The wired option gives you another way to keep listening when the battery is low, provided you have a compatible 3.5 mm audio cable. Its listed age range is broad, so fit may vary between a younger child and an older one, the adjustable band helps, but the product details don’t give headband dimensions.

The lights add a playful touch, while the volume settings focus on controlled listening rather than sound features aimed at older listeners. It may not be the right fit if you need a documented microphone, noise cancellation or detailed fit measurements: none is specified in the product information.

Everyday use

Picture a child watching a show on a tablet during a trip: the headphones can connect wirelessly, and the cat-ear lights can be turned off to extend listening time. At home, the foldable design makes them easier to tuck away between uses. If the battery runs low, wired listening is described as an alternative, though the package contents aren’t clearly itemized. The product name mentions an AUX cable, but the description doesn’t explicitly confirm what comes in the box.

Compared with choosing a simple wired pair, this model adds wireless use, lighting and a foldable design. Those extras may suit a child who enjoys a more playful look, a basic wired option may be simpler if you don’t need lights or Bluetooth.

Before you decide

What volume settings are listed? The limiter has 74 dBA and 85 dBA settings, changed using a button combination.

How long does the battery last? The description says up to 45 hours with the RGB lights off. The product name also says 50H, so the supplied details don’t present one consistent runtime figure.

Can they be used without Bluetooth? Yes. The description says they can switch to wired mode with a standard 3.5 mm audio cable, it doesn’t clearly confirm whether that cable is included.

Final verdict

Choose the BTH13 if the mix of Bluetooth, a wired fallback, foldability and kid-focused volume settings matches how your child will use headphones. The light-up design is a bonus if it appeals to them, not a reason to overlook the runtime discrepancy or unclear box contents. If you need a confirmed cable in the package, a stated fit measurement or features such as a microphone, the available details don’t establish those points.