12 Best Kids Headphones (2025), Hearing Protection and More

Protect these headphones

Satechi 2 in 1 of the helmet support

Photography: Julian Chokkattu

Even sustainable headphones are easy to damage. We have lost pairs to people who stand on them, cats and vacuum cleaners attacking cables and chairs that roll them. I learned that a stand or holder is worth the investment if it prevents these cans. Even if your children only remember to use it, this could prolong the likely lifespan of their headphones.

We use the Satechi 2 in 1 helmet stand with wireless charger ($ 80), which also has a place to load your phone on the basis, but it is not necessary to spend as much. This new bee helmet medium ($ 7) will do the trick. My PC game elder has a hanger ($ 13) tight at the office, and it works very well to keep this helmet away when not used.

Other headphones that we love

These headphones did not gain quite a place above, but we still love them.

Photography: Simon Hill

JUIICE PRO wireless headphones for £ 35: For 10 -year -old children in one of my wife’s lessons, these headphones have been distinguished as the best because they are very comfortable, they are wireless and they offer a decent active noise. The sound quality is decent, the headphones are hard and they are made from 100%recycled plastics. They are also inexpensive for people in the United Kingdom (unfortunately, unavailable in the United States).

Fun cosmos buddyphones for $ 80: These Onanoff headphones offer three volume limitation options to 75, 85 or 94 decibels, but this upper limit should only be used for short periods (50 minutes or less). There are stickers to personalize the cans, and they are well filled, but the children’s verdict was just “OK”. The presence of the ANC and the 42 -hour battery life is welcome. The 3.5 mm audio port allows you to connect, and we like that you can also use it to connect two pairs of friends and share the audio (at hand if your children share a tablet to watch a film).

Headphones that we don’t like

These headphones have not succeeded, for us or our children.

Photography: Simon Hill

Wired listening juice: Simon really wanted to love these headphones because they are entirely made from recycled plastic, 20% of the profits go to the Born Free Foundation, and they come to funny conceptions of Panda or Tiger. They are also very affordable. But, unfortunately, the two pairs we tested developed faults during the first week.

History phists: Although the idea of ​​headphones playing stories based on “stormsields” that you attach is intelligent, allowing children to change stories easily, history phones are too expensive for construction and sound quality, additional stories are expensive and shields are easily lost.

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