🎧 iClever HS14 Kids Headphones, 94dB Volume Limited Headphones for Boys and Girls, Adjustable Headband, Foldable, On-Ear Child Headphones for Study, Tablet, Airplane, School - Black and Blue Review

My daughter loves her new headphones. She likes the blue and black color and the cord is neat because it's soft, flexible, and covered in fabric so it's easy to bend. I like that the volume is limited so as not to damage hearing. These headphones are perfect for a child (my daughter is 8 years old).

I bought headphones for my daughter who doesn't like pink. she loves it so much Compared to my very expensive 70€ Sony headphones I didn't notice any difference, the sound quality is so good. The headphones can also be folded into the box. It's good for travel. I'm glad I bought it, never regret it!

I bought these for my 6.5 year old son who is hypersensitive to anything that touches his head especially his ears. Headphones keep falling out and other headphones I've bought didn't last long. They seem to be holding up very well and he says they are very comfortable. It also doesn't hear outside noise when they're on it. I like that they fold up so they can be easily stowed in a backpack. Would buy again.

Bought these for our son to use with the Revain Fire tablet for kids. Soft ear cushions protect little ears. The bounce of the headband is enough to keep them on your head, but they don't hurt your ears or cause a headache if worn for a long time. The sides are independently adjustable. The line had a braided outer jacket which apparently helped prevent kinks and damage. The 3.5mm audio jack has a 90° bend, which is great for our particular tablet and helps reduce strain on the cable. If you…

Our little one loves watching movies and playing games on his tablet, but he turned the volume up all the way and you couldn't even speak that loud. We don't want our child running into a room where we can't keep track of what they're seeing, but refusing to watch was always an argument. I saw that they have a volume control for small ears and I just had to try them. I turned them on at maximum volume first and I could hear everything just fine, but it definitely wasn't as loud as the speaker…

They have great sound and quality, comfortable ear pads and strong cable protection that really lasts, something I've found on many high-end headphones have not seen . But they do NOT reduce the noise level. 94 dB is a CONCERT VOLUME (!) and according to medical and technical recommendations (an example below) can be heard for about an hour without risk of hearing damage. Most children don't care about their hearing and want to leave their games and music on and you can't keep the volume down…

Great kids headphones! My son (5) says they are a lot more comfortable than the last two sets we tried. They actually stretch out enough to fit in my head, which is good for checking volume (and the sound quality seems pretty good to me too, especially for such a low price). I love that they have a dB limiter built in so the volume can't be accidentally turned up to dangerous levels (we previously had a set of bluetooth headphones that ALWAYS seemed to be too loud with no warning as soon as…

This is the second pair I have bought for my granddaughter as she often forgets them at home. She uses them several times a week for her tablet. I like to limit the volume so she doesn't damage her hearing by cranking the volume up too loud like a lot of kids do. They are very durable and have survived their use by her and her older brother. The first pair I got still works well and survives a preschooler and a couple of elementary school students sharing them! They can be twisted/bent so they…