BTX1 Kids Bluetooth Headphones (Emerald)

Pairs easily with kid's kindle. Love the Bluetooth. It is a little large for our kid's heads but not far off, and by age 4 they grow into it ok. Wish it folded a littler better but for the price it does exactly what it needs to. Volume is good and safe level for kids. Would recommend and buy again.

Yes, even for less than $25 these headphones are not worth it. I bought these for my 8-yr old, but used them myself to compare with other Bluetooth headphones. Here's my synopsis:Overall Craftsmanship: cheap plastic, but fold up well. *only one speaker worked after 6 weeks. Right after the return period. No warranty from seller.Sound quality: not great, but decent for a kid. No volume limit makes it easy for kids to turn it up way too loud.Design: again they fold up well. It has all of the buttons that one would would want from a more expensive Bluetooth headphone- track advance/volume, on/off switch, 3.5 mm wire jack for use without charge, call answer button, well-located charging port. This might be overkill for a kids headphone (does your kid need a call answer button?), but it works fairly well.Customer service: no response from manufacturer. No warrantyThese earned the 1-star because of the failure of their basic function: no sound from speakers on Bluetooth setting and only the right speaker working with the wire. And no warranty or response from manufacturer.In my search for functional, cheap Bluetooth headphones my recommendation is the Bluedio Hurricane. They cost around $40 and have lasted me over a year. Not without their limitations (are a bit large for most children's heads for one), but best value by far.

These were a Christmas gift to our six year old. We bought him a pair of headphones that had a cord but he wanted wireless like mom and dads so he cut the cord off thinking they'd still work lol. I didn't think a pair of expensive beats or any other expensive brand would be appropriate for his age so I found these at a great price so we ordered these. I didn't want to get anything too expensive before we saw how he took care of them. He is doing well with these so for now they're good. There is good sound to them. I have to tell him to turn them down sometimes because I can hear his music and if I can hear it it's too loud. They did come apart once but my husband was able to snap them back together and they're still workin fine. Other than that no problems so far. Four stars just because it came apart.

Bluetooth worked fine with Android tablet, but couldn't get it to work with widows 10 Bluetooth. I'm a tech guy, but I Gave up.

These headphones were a step up from the regular corded ones, but unfortunately they are very cheap and only lasted a little over 2 months. Granted, my daughter uses them every day, and they probably get thrown around a bit, but the charging insert/jack is the thing that broke, so now they can't charge. One of the little headphone pieces came off a few weeks after we got them, but you can put them back on with a little finagling. They were pretty inexpensive, and since most of these are all the same just with a different brand name, I guess I'll be buying another pair, but generally dissatisfied with the charging jack breaking - that's really annoying.

These are clutch if you take your kid on an airplane, or on a roadtrip or maybe any other time you want to get your child to chill. Easy compact fold up design goes almost anywhere. Durable, but have had to snap back together the foam cushions .

I purchased these for my sons kindergarten classroom. The fact that the sync wirelessly to the class iPads and kindles is perfect for the kids because they don't have to fumble with putting a cord into the auxiliary port and risk tearing up the equipment. The teacher says they work wonderfully and are a good fit for the kids.

My main concern is when you go to charge the port is not at a convenient location. It is now having a hard time getting charged unless held at a certain angle.I do love it being wireless since my kids ruin all the wires on our other head phones.