Wicked Audio Wireless Kids Headphone with Microphone ?– 85dB Safe Volume Control – On-Ear Bluetooth Headset for Children/Toddler/Classroom/Travel, Ages 2+ ?Works with Smartphone/Tablet/PC (Hero Blue)

Bought for our 2 year to listen to her tablet. Sound quality is great! Hooked up easily to Bluetooth. Fast charging and long battery life. Light weight and stickers were a bonus!

My daughter's previous wireless headset stopped working. Essentially, could no longer hold a charge, and would power off within 2 or 3 minutes of being powered on --- Even after being charged for a 4 or 5 hour period. I took a chance on these, and, thus far, they have been exactly what the doctor ordered. These headphones do feel a tad "plastic-y" and cheap, but they have held up over the last two months without issue. My daughter uses them in the car, especially driving to/from the cottage on a weekly basis. In other words, they have already seen quite a bit of use. Although the headphones do support multiple connection methods, including the traditional 3.5 mm stereo connection, my daughter has used them exclusively with Bluetooth connected to her Amazon Fire tablet. A single charge seems to last a while, and the extended battery life was unexpected. My daughter will go to /from the cottage on a single charge, and the battery has never died while on route in either direction. Volume is limited more so than traditional headphones, although I would still recommended that you keep tabs on how loud your child has them set to. Any headphones can damage hearing with extended use, so there is no such thing as a complete "safe volume". I trust my 7-year old at this point, especially given that she is not a huge fan of loud music or movies (she will actually ask us to turn the volume down even when watching an epic film together on a family movie night), but, two years ago, you would find me checking the volume before and during each use just to be extra cautious. My daughter finds them comfortable to wear, even after extended use. She has never complained about her ears getting soar or any other form of discomfort. At time of this writing, the headphones are selling for under $30 CDN. Hence, from the standpoint of value, they are a good buy... ...of course, this assumes they last a while. It is so difficult to grade longevity, especially when writing a review only a month or two after receiving the product. However, given the that they are comfortable to wear, provide both wired and wireless (Bluetooth) connectivity, have good battery life, and limit volume to reasonable level, they definitely perform as advertised. Will they hold up? That's the million-dollar question, but if you get two years out of them then it is money well spent.

These are great headphones for small kids. I originally got them for my old kid, but my 2 year old stole them so she could be like her older sibling. You should have seen the amazement on her face when she realized that they're not just for fashion! I paired them to phone no problem, threw on a little Frozen soundtrack and she was hooked! They fit my 2yo perfectly and I'd say they'd probably be good up to about age 6 or 7 estimating. I like that they have the volume control so they don't get too loud, and they're padded nicely so they seem like they're quite comfortable. They also stay on my daughter's head very well without sliding/falling off, and can be resized to fit larger/smaller on the band as well. I wish the power button was a physical toggle of some sort because it's not easy to tell if they're on or off, and a physical toggle would be easier for kids to remember to shut them off when they're done with them, or an adult to quickly notice they've been left on and flick them off. Overall a pretty decent pair of headphones at the price point, and I probably would not want to get an expensive pair for kids that are prone to breaking/losing things. Paired with no problems at all, and can't complain about the quality given they made it though a full night of rain and are miraculously still working! The box is fun too so would make a cute gift.

My daughter really likes these headphones! This is what she likes about them: ✅ They are stylish! She likes colors and overall appearance. ✅ They are lightweight and comfortable to wear. ✅ They are wireless! She can have her MP3 player in one room and listen in another. ✅ The battery lasts a long time before she has to charge it again. There is a light that blinks when the battery power is low. From my perspective: In general, they seem to be of acceptable quality. The headband is somewhat flexible, which should help to prevent it from snapping, however, it’s a bit on the thinner side so hopefully it withstands drops and impacts as well. These go up to a maximum of 85 dB therefore I don’t have to worry about her suffering from hearing damage. So far I haven’t encountered any problems or issues, but if I do I will leave an update. These are currently priced at $29 which is a standard price for these types of kids headphones. Because they work well and my daughter is happy with them, I give these ⅘ stars. I hope this perspective helped you.

I am glad I came across this headset for my kid. She’s 5 and she loves wearing it. Originally she didn’t care for it but let her try it on and she loves it! Constantly asks for it when it’s screen time. I tried it myself at max volume and it’s not deafening, plus with it being connected to an Apple product (that’s all I own) it shows the volume scale not being maxed out. It even shows the how much battery is left on the Home Screen, which is very nice. There’s padding on both ear pads and on top of the head. They’re also adjustable and it comes with 3.5mm standard headphone jacks for devices that don’t have Bluetooth. The battery lasts surprisingly long, all day on but nothing playing and it still shows battery at max. My gripes is not knowing if the headset is off. I know I can look at the iPad but sometimes I don’t and I go for the headset. I would rather prefer a switch so it’s easier to tell or the daughter can switch it itself. It’s a button but you have to long press it to turn it both on and off, and an even longer press for Bluetooth connection. There is a tiny light but it blinks quick so it’s easy to miss. Quality does feel a tiny bit cheap but it’s minor. Lastly is that it’s micro usb. Everything coming out is usb-c now. But anyway, well worth it.