iCleverBTH12 Kids Bluetooth Headphones,Colorful LED Lights Wireless Kids Headphones,74/85dBA Safe Volume,85H Playtime,Bluetooth 5.2,Over Ear Headphones Built-in Mic for iPad/Tablet/Airplane,Pink

If I could give this product a million stars I would! My 3-year-old is autistic and LOVES these headphones. We originally got them for a plane ride but now he likes to just wear them around the house, even when they are not actually connected to anything, so I assume they must be very comfortable! There is something about the pressure on his ears mixed with the noise cancelling effects that appear soothing to him--we actually bought a second pair for daycare to let him wear when he needs to calm down (and has had a demonstrable effect on his behavior accordingly).My kid's original set is still going and has lasted for months with daily usage, and has held up to a toddler's abuse extraordinarily (being thrown, dropped off of tables or down the stairs). Have not had issues with paring, either. A full charge lasts for the better part of a day, at least 10-12 hours.

The headphones have good sound quality, they look modern and beautiful, my 6-year-old boy really likes them. The only thing he doesn't really like is that they put pressure on his ears and he can't stay in them for a long time

We got this for our little one to use during a long flight. It is comfortable and the battery last while but I do think the sound could be improved, but kids liked it

My daughter is very happy with the product

My grandson love the headphones

I purchase these for my grandson and he loves them. The sound and quality is great! You can use them with the AUX cable or Bluetooth. They are also comfortable. I recommend these for K-8 school age children.

Easy to use, good build quality, my toddlers (3 year old twins) figured them out immediately. Great battery life, very functional kid friendly design. One big caveat- my kids won't wear them for longer than 45 min because they're uncomfortable. The earcups do not swivel (like any adult headphones do) so they end up pressing into the kid's head just behind their ears and it gives them a headache. We bought these in advance of a trip with multiple 5+ hour flights and both of my boys would take them off after 45 min to 1 hr and complain the headphones were giving them a headache. I get not adding the swivel because it's a potential point of weakness/breakage but my kids just wouldn't wear them after the first flight. Very happy with quality of materials, battery life, UI, everything but the comfort. I think earcups which swivel even a little are necessary for multi hour use.

UPDATE: I returned these! They adjust and get bigger way too easily whenever he touches them. We got a pair of Lil Gadgets instead!! They cancel noise slightly better and fit his small ears well.ORIGINAL: These are great for my autistic 3 year old because the sound quality is good and they’re adjustable. I was hoping they’d also be noise cancelling, but they simply muffle outside sounds. It came with a charge so he was able to use it right away. Linked up to both my iPhone & his Fire tablet l quickly (I brought up my Bluetooth settings and it was listed right there). He has a giant 99th percentile head, but these fit great! We just got rid of his Baby BANZ earmuffs because they were too small.The only problem I’m noticing is with the adjustable headband. As soon as he touches both sides on his head, they slide out and get huge. It’s VERY touchy and easy to adjust. I’m constantly having to tighten it up and put it back on his head. Speaking of which, he can put them on himself just fine but has a tendency to not cover his ears. We’re working on that part! Perhaps it’ll be easier for neurotypical kiddos.For the price, they’re great! Nice sound. I can adjust the volume by using my phone volume buttons, or directly on the headphones. The lights are cool and fun to change (although a bit distracting because he wants to take them off and play with the lights a lot!).Hope this helps! ☺️

...die Amazon Basics und PowerLocus.Vorgeschichte:Habe für die Kids (7, 11) mp3 player besorgt und jetzt wollten sie auch Overear Kopfhörer statt den mitgelieferten Ohrstöpseln.Zuerst haben wir den von Amazon basics bestellt. Der war im Klang und in der Verarbeitung für 15-20€ echt nicht gut. Ging umgehend zurück.Dann dachte ich mir, wir müssen wohl etwas mehr Geld in die Hand nehmen und vielleicht wäre es auch besser wenn sie Bluetooth können und ein Mikro haben, denn die Kids werden älter und dann wäre es vielleicht praktisch wenn die Hörer es können. Momentan will ich aber eher weniger Strahlung für sie. Daher sollte es auch einer mit Kabel und Bluetooth sein.Habe mich daher für den Powerlocus und den iClever entschieden.Powerlocus für 24€, iClever für 30€.Von der Verarbeitung, vom Tragegefühl, von der Haptik und vom Klang her ist der iClever in allen Bereichen viel besser.Daher geht der Powerlocus wieder zurück.Warum?1. Verarbeitung:Die Bügel lassen sich nicht arretiert verlängern. iClever hat hier einen Raster. Auch das Einklappsystem der Ohrschalen wirkt mir beim Powerlocus etwas fragil. Es knackt richtig beim einklappen. Beim iClever ist das sehr flüssig2. Tragegefühl:Der iClever hat ovale Schalen, welche zur Anatomie des Ohres passen, der Powerlocus hat runde. Ausserdem sind die Bügel- und Ohrpölster beim iClever etwas weicher.Der iclever wiegt zwar 200g und der Powerlocus nur knappe 160g, aber die 40g mehrscheinen nicht zu stören.3. Haptik:Die Tasten sind beim iClever besser angeordnet und etwas vielseitiger.Er fühlt sich besser in der Hand an, beim Auf- und Absetzen.4. Klang:Powerlocus etwas weniger satt, besonders was die Bässe anbelangt als der iClever.Darüber hinaus hat der iClever auch schon eine USB-C Ladebuchse und kein, doch schon sehr veraltetes, micro-USB wie der Powerlocus.Weiteres tolles Feature vom iClever: die Lautstärkenbegrenzung lässt sich auf 74, 85 oder 95db einstellen. Ist vielleicht an manch lautem Ort (Bahnhof, Bus, Flughafen, Restaurant,...) doch praktisch noch etwas lauter hören zu können.PS: auch die LED Beleuchtung, die ausschaltbar ist, gefällt mir beim iclever als Streifen besser als das beleuchtete Logo vom Powerlocus.PPS: einziges Feature, das der Powerlocus besser hat - die Möglichkeit eine microSD Karte direkt in den Kopfhörer einzusetzen. Somit kann man auch ohne extra Gerät Musik hören. Einfach nur mit dem Kopfhörer.PPPS: habe vergangene Woche bei jemandem den Logitech G435 getestet. Der ist natürlich noch besser, aber ehrlich wäre mir das bißchen, besonders für ein Kind, nicht den doppelten Preis wert. Außerdem ist er angeblich ultraleicht und wiegt dennoch auch 165g.Fazit: Wem es 30€ wert ist, der nimmt den iClever. Wer weniger Geld investieren möchte den Powerlocus.Zu mir? Ich bin sehr technophil und audiophil veranlagt, mache videos und Filme, habe einmal in einer Band gespielt, meine Frau produziert Musik und ich habe selbst 2 verkabelte AKG Headphones, einen Sony Bluetooth Overear sowie einmal die Jabra 65er Bluetooth earbuds.

The cushion pad came off on our first use with them. And it’s impossible to get back on. Really disappointed because all the reviews were so good and my child was so excited to receive them.

Like other users mentioned, the foam ear pad came off within the first 3 weeks and we tried to fit it back on but it didn’t stay and the next time it fell off was when we were rushing to catch a train and regrettably it is now permanently lost. Making the headphones pretty much worthless. Very frustrating and disappointing.*** I am revising my original review to reflect the fact that a Customer Service representative contacted me to provide a replacement pair of headphones free of charge. While I still believe that buyers should be aware of the ear pad issue and should buy with caution until they have been redesigned, I must say my interaction with customer service was excellent and my daughter is happy to have her new headphones back again.

We were looking for a good quality, wireless headset for our child to do online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. We wanted something which would limit the volume to a reasonable level, had good battery life (so we wouldn't have to constantly charge them), and would be comfortable to wear for an extended period of time. While we have much more expensive (Bose and Sony noise cancelling) wireless headsets around the house, these are are meant for adults and are much too large to be comfortable on a child's head.We settled on this headset, because it had the right balance of price, looks (which is important to kids), battery life, and features.One point which seems to get overlooked in many reviews, is the fact this headset charges via USB-C. It can be recharged extremely quickly, and USB-C is much more robust than the older micro-USB connector used on most wireless kids' headsets. This means, our child can plug in the headset without fear of damaging the connector, and this is a really important point. Furthermore, because USB-C isn't a directional connector, it doesn't matter how our kid jams the plug into the headset; it just works.The volume limiting appears to work quite well. It strikes a good balance between listening volume (quite audible) and noise isolation. These aren't going to isolate noise as well as some other, adult headsets, but they do a good job.Audio quality is what you'd expect at this price point. Don't expect them to offer the same audio quality as Bose QC3 or Sony WM-1000MX# headsets, but they're also between 1/8 and 1/10 of the price! Also, don't expect them to offer the same noise isolation (or cancelation) as the much more expensive adult headsets. At this price, the audio quality is completely reasonable, and our child was quite happy with the result.

Purchased for my son to use when we go on holiday, they are very easy to hook up to bluetooth and give out exceptional sound quality, much better than i was expecting for the price paid, he really loves the lights on the outside and they are super comfy to wear, nicely padded.