🎧 Lucid Audio HearMuffs TRIO: Over-the-Ear Kids Headphones with Volume Limiting/Sound Protection/Environment Amplification (Ages 5+) Review

Ordered for an elementary school aged son. We chose the Trio version because it should have an audio jack and noise reduction/filtering capabilities. We have a kids version with fewer features. However, we didn't realize this until we opened the box and my son started using it. They (barely) fit and are comfortable for him. I just want us to get the product we actually ordered.

I bought these for my son to muffle classroom noise and ease transitions (hallway, cafeteria). These are the first headphones he thinks are "cool". He even tells me that the other kids are jealous of his headphones. Before this set, he was teased about his headphones. :( My only suggestion is that I wish they were in other colors. It's also important to note that it's hard to tell if they're on in daylight.

This is the second headphone I have bought. The first was white noise. This version has no sounds but does have a headphone jack. What I like about the product is that it offers decent noise cancellation at a good price. My girls can get overwhelmed by chaotic moments and these headphones fit well, are comfortable and really cancel out background noise. While not perfect, I am happy with them and will most likely be purchasing another one soon.

It was like magic lulling my baby (big head) to an Imagine Dragons concert. She could hear everything, only muffled by a pleasantly soothing voice. The concert's penetrating bass reached the decibel level of "Patty Cake, Patty Cake". Just try it on yourself first to understand the full effect and learn how to adjust the settings properly. Just don't let a toddler play with the settings, you can tell it was made for kids 5+. FYI, a child can remotely eavesdrop on your "conversations" even if the

My son is currently into monster trucks and when I heard there was a monster truck show in town I knew we had to go. So began my search for the perfect headphones for him. I resigned myself to the fact that it would be difficult to keep them on, as a previous attempt at wearing headphones during an air show was a complete failure. I started with the cheaper options thinking this item would be used infrequently. Mom's guilt eased and I started adding more expensive and "better" options to my…