FSL Protec Kids Headphones With Adjustable Volume Limiting (Purple) Review

When I first bought these headphones they immediately stopped working when I tried to use the volume knob which just turned with no resistance. I decided to swap them out for headphones. new kit. I didn't touch the volume controls on the second set I got, but they stopped working even after two days. This is pure rubbish, I gave those two chances but not the third.

This headphone is designed to protect kids from too loud noise but the sound is almost inaudible. The product says you can turn this off, but we couldn't. My daughter and I changed the volume on the headphones and on her device and she barely changed the volume coming out of the headphones, it was barely audible. I think they're defective because without any change the sound would keep going loud and then so quiet you could barely hear it. Unfortunately they were a waste of money.

That's what I get for trust and hope the bad reviews outweigh the good. Shame on me. I bought these headphones this summer for my 2nd birthday. Celebrated my daughter's birthday 4 months early so she could enjoy it outside by the pool in the summer months and so we can enjoy Christmas this year.Bought at the time but this is a gift for her 2nd birthday - a tablet and headphones for her first flight. Too bad they have no sound. They don't work and she was very upset. Now I have to buy new ones…

We tried them on a 2 year old (the one we bought them for) and a 5 year old and they don't fit a child as the headphones keep falling off . It would be nice if they were even smaller. Children from about 7 years old can use in-ear headphones or normal headphones. The reason I bought them was because they were in the 2-3 year old department and were supposed to be for young children. Now I have to wrap the fabric around the bow or wrap a baby wipe around the head (as an adult sweat ban) from the

That's an amazing price for what you get. My wife bought the previous pair for my daughter which didn't have a dB limiter and each earbud had separate cables (similar to standard in-ear headphones) which (especially when used by a young child) are exceptionally prone to noise were tangled. So when the left speaker stopped working due to bending the cable too many times (you could move it around and sometimes get the non-working earbud working momentarily), I went back to Revain to find another…

The wife ordered two sets of Kidzgear headphones for the kids for $20 each. After buying a couple of headphones for me and my wife (including the Bluetooth headphones, which were excellent and only $11), I thought it was a bit cool. I canceled the order but a pair has already been processed for shipment. Turns out you're pretty understaffed when it comes to kids' headphones, and $20 might be a tad above average. The FSL Protec Kids Headphones proved to be the highly rated best value kids…