ekids_ZoottopiaHeadphonesFrom Shakira’s Try Everything, to Lt. Judy Hopps’ sharp hearing (that can pick up parking violations from a block away), to the roars and rumbles in the mammal metropolis—sound sure makes the Zootopia world go ’round. That’s why Disney Zootopia Headphones, from eKids, styled with character graphics from the film, is just the right gift for every Zootopian at heart.

With Sly Guy Nick Wild’s foxy ears popping out on each side of the headphones, kids will surely be in style while adding in some Zootopia role play fun. And these headphones do more than just look great. The sound quality is great, with volume limiters to ensure kids’ ears aren’t damaged while they listen to their favorite tunes. Plus, the soft and cushy fit of the headband and ear covers will keep kids comfortable. Don’t know about the sly guy, but these headphones simply won me over!

With noise-canceling headphones popping up everywhere for adults, it’s important to remember that kids’ ears need to be protected. These headphones guarantee great sound quality but at levels that modulate to take care of kids’ sensitive ear drums. The headphones also adjust easily to heads as large as Mayor Lionheart’s or as small as Mr. Big’s fist-size skull (or kids ages 3 and up).

I also liked the attention to detail in the headphones’ Zootopian styling. Just like Nick the fox could touch the assistant Mayor Bellwether’s woolly crop and get tickled in the film, kids can touch Nick Wild’s hair growing out of the headphones’ crown, and have a laugh (after all, what goes around comes around)! Another cool element is Nick’s nickname scrawled across the headband.

And hey, why should kids have all the fun? Even though these super cool headphones are meant for children ages 3 and up, they are really great for all Zootopians at heart, people like you and me, who love to try everything.

About the author

Varuni Sinha

Varuni Sinha

Varuni Sinha is an assistant editor at the Adventure Publishing Group. With an avid interest in visual arts, she enjoys writing and editing for The Licensing Book and The Toy Book, leading trade magazines about toys–the first art forms we encounter as children. With expertise in literature, Varuni launched into writing through her thesis on Indian comic superheroes. Fairytales are another major attraction for her roving mind. Recently at Spoleto USA, Varuni mapped the history of all the variations of the Sleeping Beauty tale ever narrated through time. When she is not writing, Varuni loves to paint with her finger and nails. She has held solo and group exhibitions of her work in New Delhi, Chandigarh and Auroville in India. She has also illustrated a children’s book of Japanese Folktales. Follow her on twitter @varunisinha to keep up with her new adventures as she explores the magical world of toys.

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