Bluetooth beanies hide thin speakers inside a knit hat so you can listen to music and take calls without earbuds falling out in the cold.
They make fun, practical winter gifts. We compared battery life, removable electronics, and extras like built-in lights.
What to Look For
- Removable speakers: Removable electronics let you wash the hat.
- Battery life: Expect several hours of playback; seller claims vary.
- Controls: Buttons should be easy to press with gloves.
- Built-in mic: Lets you take calls hands-free.
- Extras: Some add LED headlamps for night runs.
Our Top Picks
Levin Bluetooth Beanie Hat with Headphones
Levin's beanie has removable headphones for washing and a built-in mic for calls.
A comfortable, popular pick for skiing and jogging.
BLUEEAR Bluetooth Beanie Hat
BLUEEAR's knit beanie includes stereo speakers and a microphone.
A long-running favorite gift.
Bosttor Bluetooth Beanie with Headlamp
Bosttor's beanie adds a rechargeable LED light to built-in headphones.
Great for evening runs and dog walks.
Bluetooth Beanie Hat with Headphones, Black
This simple beanie includes stereo speakers and a microphone.
An affordable stocking stuffer.
How We Chose
We compared Bluetooth beanies on removable electronics, controls, and extras. Battery claims are manufacturer estimates.
Bottom Line
The Levin Bluetooth beanie is the best all-around pick. BLUEEAR is a classic, Bosttor adds a headlamp, and the budget beanie makes a great stocking stuffer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you wash a Bluetooth beanie?
Remove the electronics first; many have removable speakers.
How good is the sound?
Fine for podcasts and casual music, but not as good as headphones.
Are they safe for running?
You can still hear surroundings, but keep volume moderate near traffic.
Do they work with any phone?
Yes, any Bluetooth device.
