Sony Mdr 222Kd Childrens Headphones Pink Review

Finally they fit my head and I can wear them for fast walking and running, they stay in place and the sound quality just seems good so I'm with them satisfied with this product.

Hey, for the price and audiobook listening experience, you can't beat it. They're not great for music, and certainly not for blocking out other noise. I can still hear people talking to me while my husband has something he has to take off to hear me. For an audio book that would be too much work for me.

The headsets worked reasonably well, but there were two problems. The foam ear tips were worn out and one of them came off. You can't tape it back. Second, the noise level. They are very loud and almost certainly exceed the OSHA limit for 8 hours of continuous noise, which is around 85 dB. Be careful when giving them to children and don't think they will protect your precious hearing if the music volume control and adult supervision are ignored.

We bought the first pair in 2015 when my eldest son went to kindergarten. The school specifically requested this couple because they were the most solid in their experience. Is that so. We have a second pair and he is in third grade now. They stay in school and get used to Chromebooks and iPads on a daily basis. I replaced the pads a year ago, but otherwise they haven't changed. I am planning to order another pair as my middle son is starting kindergarten this year and we have had such a good…

Good - nice headphones for a girl. Convenient to use and store. The price is good, which helps with easy replacement. Poor -1) The sound quality is so-so. Not very good. And these days, it's not hard to improve the sound of headphones of this size without a hefty price tag. The technology is there, but I think it's greed and the false impression that a kid doesn't know good sound. Not right. 2) They transmit the sound quite poorly. If your car is completely indoors, you'll hear a cartoon or…

When the decision was made to buy our granddaughter her own tablet, we thought that would end the table discussion. Well it was, but we never thought about having to share games and movies with her. Headphones could only be the answer. We bought them and now we have the world. She watches what she wants and only she can enjoy what she hears. The headphones fit her small head and the cord is long enough. I've tried listening to them and am considering ordering a pair for my other granddaughter…

So yes they are sold for children but for women or people who don't have huge heads they are great. They are very light so you can wear them for long periods (e.g. at work) and not experience the headache/earache that comes with most headphones. I also believe when people say that over-ear headphones are better for your hearing in the long run than things like in-ear headphones. I've been buying the same headphones for twenty years. Serious. I go about ONCE every TEN years so I'm on my second…

We use headphones for our 4 year old on flights and at meals with my iPhone or iPad mini. I bought a pair of these headphones after our Kidz Gear For Kids - Ltd wired headphones. receive. Edition White collapsed on a flight to Europe. We used them for the first time in a noisy restaurant and my son kept complaining that he couldn't hear anything and of course when I put them on my head I was surprised at how quiet they are! I had to put my hands over my ears to get the audio to sound normal (in