Crazy Headphones For Kids

I’ve used this paper backdrop for photography and as a backdrop for projection, and the crazy thing is that since it’s paper, I can pull it out for my kids to draw on it too when I’m done with a shoot. I’ve bought this very paper 3 times now and will continue to.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have crazy kids but I still enjoy my TV, the last one was broken in a fit of rage and I don't want to buy expensive items while my kids are learning how to handle emotions and be less crazy. This is the perfect compromise between quality and price!!!

These headphones are so insane the bass is crazy and the software is so cool and so many features re

Good sound, and crazy comfortable. Connecting to the dongle was weirdly tricky.. not sure if it was the headphones or my new computer. At any rate, the native Bluetooth works great, very easy to set up and reliable. Pretty good sound. I'm not an audiophile, but I use them for music and games, and they're pretty darn clear and sound good to me

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These headphones from JBL are very surprising. Most gaming headphones I have tried seem to be cheap, uncomfortable, heavy, or some variation of the 3. These headphones, however, aren’t that way. They’re sturdy, but also lightweight and prove to be comfortable for long use sessions. The sound quality is pretty good for the price, and thus I have no complaints. The addition of the USB dongle to allow for use with consoles that don’t fully support bluetooth is very nice. My only gripe is that I can’t pair them directly via bluetooth to my switch or phone. Another thing I appreciate about these headphones are the design. Most gaming headphones are either really flashy with crazy LED lights, or really bold with crazy shapes and corners on the ear cups. These headphones aren’t that way. They’re sleek, with only the JBL logo lighting up. Some may prefer the more crazy designs or the flashy lights, but I personally prefer the more subtle design these headphones offer. Overall, these headphones are great for your light to more heavy gamer out there. I would definitely recommend these as either a gift for someone who likes to game a lot, or for yourself if you enjoy gaming but don’t want flashy headphones.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These headphones are everything I want for my kids. Lower sound, but not prohibitive of a great listening experience. Just enough to protect growing ears. Adjustable bridge, and they can be wireless or you can plug them into the device. I absolutely recommend them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Belkin wireless headphones for kids is absolutely amazing! My son loves these. He can listen to his tablet or game system. The best part about these headphones is they are easy to charge so he can do it himself. This is definitely a must have for anyone. I recieved this as a sample and this is 100% my own opinion!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These headphones work great! All of my kids love them and said they are very comfortable! I am so happy that I got to try them! We will definitely buy more of these! I will highly recommend to my family and friends!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Belkin - On-Ear Wireless Headphones for Kids is the first pair of headphones that I can get my 8-year-old son to wear he is highly sensitive and has sensory issues so he complains about everything but these he said they're so soft and they feel like they're made for his ears

I like to stay up late on occasion to watch TV but need headphones to be considerate to the wife and kids. I've tried various styles and these come the closest by far to providing the surround sound watching experience. They provide clear vocals and solid base without having the in your head sound that sealed headphones cant get away from. Although not my particular interest, they also sound great for music, very detailed and balanced, with a wide sound stage. Being semi-open, there is some sound bleed - someone sitting next to you can faintly hear what you're listening to but only out to a couple feet away.