Califone 2810-PA Panda Design Listening First Kids Stereo Headphones, Compatible with PC and Apple Devices Review

It's worth buying! This was the first time my son, 13 months old, had used headphones and he got used to it easily. We bought them for a 5 hour round trip flight. The only thing is I had to check the volume before putting them on him as they could easily get too loud for his age as they didn't have a volume control. Otherwise I would absolutely recommend it as I see him using them as he gets a little older. They adapt and sit softly on the ears.

If you're looking for headphones for your child that won't cause ear damage or crackle, then these are for you . The headphones are loud enough for your child to enjoy their movie or show. The only thing I don't like that made me not give 5 stars is the way the jack sits. You can see from my photos that the case you have on your phone/iPad or other device can sometimes be difficult. For the most part they are comparable to many cases. In general, the headphones work exactly as they should.

Love these headphones. I originally bought these for my son (2.5 at the time) for a plane trip. I always check things before I give them to him. They were nice and soft on the ears and sat comfortably on the head. My son wore them for a while so I guess he liked them too. I even checked the volume on my ears. I turned the volume up as high as possible. I wanted to make sure that learning to turn up the volume wouldn't hurt his ears. It wasn't a problem at all. Even with the headphone volume…

Tested by the baby and approved by the parents! We bought these for our son when he was almost 2 for an international flight. He likes her very much and he didn't destroy her. They seem to be of good quality and my husband even used them when he couldn't find his own headphones. They fit so my two boys (big and small) can wear them. Edited 4-7-16: We now have a one year old and she loves to play with them when she finds them. Our 3.5 year old uses them when we take the DVD player with us on…

We have bought at least 10 of these devices over the years. They are beautiful and suck at once. Kids use them in the car and at home with their iPhones and iPads. I like that the cable is only connected to one side of the headphones. This makes them easy to put on and take off and the cords don't get tangled too much. Rubber ear pads often fall off. They're also a bit difficult to put back on once you've taken them off and don't hold up well. The big problem with them is that eventually they…

We bought these for our toddler (2 years old) to use when travelling. They fit her little head perfectly. I was worried that they wouldn't fit, but that's not necessary. The cable is very long, the volume control is excellent. (Long enough to be able to sit in her car seat with the headphones plugged into the Honda Pilot's center console.) (The tape fits well and doesn't draw her attention) They're soft on her ears and I love their cute design . Our first kit only worked on one side, but the…

Adjustable - perfect for a baby! (Yes, and borrow from Mom!) Not the highest quality. But for the price, you can't beat the cute and practical combination. If you're worried about your kid breaking them, they're going to have to try really hard. (and maybe you shouldn't leave the headphones alone then) The sound quality is decent - nothing special, but nothing to complain about! And let's be honest: 1) They're for kids, they don't need or care for Bose or Dre Beats sound quality - they want it,

My 6 year old uses his old iPod to listen to music or watch movies in the car, in waiting rooms and other boring places. She used to have a pair of Sony baby headphones, but they didn't stay on her head. They always fell down, and especially when she was little, she could never put them on properly and couldn't adjust the part of the headband that never stayed in place herself. She had a pair of other baby earmuffs that were meant to fit around her ear but she just couldn't get them on properly

My boys aged 4 and 11 got an iPod touch for their birthday this year. Does anyone use normal headphones? My oldest has had a cheap MP3 player since he was 5 and hated the headphones that came with it. So we have a cheap pair of over-ear headphones from Sony. The sound was okay, but the adjustable slider on the head kept slipping, and because the cord went to both ears, it tended to twist things and practically choke itself with the cord. Then the foam began to tear and eventually one of the ear