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The ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Merch Machine Strikes Again With Headphones, Speakers & More for Just $20 at Target

It looks like a can of soda, but it's actually a speaker. Shop the creative and affordable KPop Demon Hunters tech online at Target.

The ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Merch Machine Strikes Again With Headphones, Speakers & More for Just $20 at Target

Target is teaming up with KPop Demon Hunters to offer KPop Demon Hunters fans a collection of affordable tech goodies. The first drop includes headphones, speakers, charging accessories, power banks and adorable lights. Each of the five initial product types costs just $20, making it easier to show support for favorite characters without spending a fortune. The collection went live on October 11 at Target, both in physical stores and online. A second drop featuring gaming and creator tech is set for November 8.

Among the initial products, the Saja Boys Speaker has quickly become a fan favorite, selling out with only four units left. The Heyday-branded soda can speaker offers Bluetooth connectivity and up to four hours of playback in a budget-friendly package. For on-ear headphone enthusiasts, the Rumi headphones from Heyday provide foldable design, cushioned ear pads, and an in-line microphone for calls.

At $20, they offer a fun, practical option for everyday listening. Mira fans can opt for over-ear headphones with a cozy touch and volume controller. Zoey headphones, while distinct in design, share the same tech specs, and come in turquoise with her signature on the inside.

The collection also includes light-themed items, such as the Derpy Pat Pat Light and the Huntr/X Pat Pat Light. These colorful, silicone-based lights add a playful touch to any desk or bedside table, featuring tap controls for adjusting brightness levels.

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