Customer Ratings & Reviews

Scene build quality for the price. I have an issue with one of the speakers not worked but haven’t figured out it it’s the port on the computer or the headphones. I like that you can switch the decibels down for kids.

Decent headphones but nothing fancy or comfortable. Pretty durable though.

My kids didn’t really care for these. They weren’t very loud and had connection issues. Also they didn’t like how they sit on the ear.

My son really like it's compfort. This is the second he got, the first one stop working, but I did not have protection, so, I had to buy him another one with protection. It is working fine so far.

My grandson so proud he has this great headphone for his First grade Great quality functions well

Sounds it is good and versatile, however my son didn't like then.

The sound is low and the quality is regular whether on Windows or Apple devices. I kept it for its duration and use it with my laptop. For travel and at home I use the Beats. Recommended as backup hearphones.

This headset seems good so far. The kids don't complain, but I didn't find them to be comfortable. We shall see how well they last.

These headphones don't seem to get loud enough. But they were good enough for a road trip.

Great for kids. Sound quality is ok. Volume won't hurt their ears.

This is a nice pair of Over-Ear headphones for kids. I'll share my personal review of the headphones and my 10 yr old son's as well. Personally, I like them, especially at this price point. The earphones are a comfortable fit for my ears, but it is a little tight on my adult head. Setup was incredibly easy with bluetooth. Very intuitive. I didn't even need to review the instructions, which I think should be the expectation when it comes to bluetooth technology. I was able to easily adjust the length to reach my ears so they worked ok for my adult head. Audio was mostly good for me. The sound wasn't as clear as I would have hoped. I almost didn't notice it until I listened to a couple different ads and realized it seemed to always be somewhere in the background. The volume went up/down just fine. I've found this is hit or miss with some child earphones, but I was happy with the volume experience with this headset. My son's review: He didn't like the wire adjustments on the earpieces. For some reason that was uncomfortable for him. He also felt that the earphones were a little too tight for his head. He experienced some challenges with the audio jack. When connected with the wire to his laptop, moving in the headset caused the audio jack to shift and interrupted the audio or make the sound a little fuzzy. This was frequent enough that he said he would never use these earphones. I tried this with my personal laptop and it was only super audible to me when I twisted the audio jack itself and then I experienced the same thing he did. I wouldn't expect that to be happening super frequently, but depending on whether your child is using these with the wire or bluetooth and how much they move when connected with the wire, this might not be the right headset for your child. The audio fuzziness I sometimes heard in the background may have also be a contributor to his review. Color was great - I love the blue/black combination. Overall, I didn't notice a huge difference between this pair and cheaper pairs of earphones. I'd prefer to either pay more and get a better set or pay less and get a comparable pair that might just not carry a name brand like JLab. They weren't bad, but could have been better.

These headphones fall into a bit of black hole in terms of "kids" headphones as a category. I find I have one little one that has a head big enough to be considered adult and not kid, and this sometimes leads to some confusion. It would be awesome to see some manufacturers put a finer point on the size ranges of their kids headphones. These headphones are not the most heavy duty feeling, and the head band feels a little suspect to me. Hopefullly helpful to their longevity is the metal extending arms that give you full extension on the ear cups, and folding/hinged ear pieces as well. That means you can fold these headphones up fairly tight and stuff them in a backpack without them breaking or getting crushed. I would love to see a rotating/hinge added for the ear cups to allow them to also rotate flat for storage. Something that is OFTEN missing from kids headphones, and I have no idea why other than cost cutting, is the ability to add a hard wired audio cable. This set includes that ability AND can piggyback to another set of headphones with a share port. The two ports aren't labeled, and there's a possibility that they work in either direction, which would be convenient, but they're not labeled as such. The inclusion of bluetooth for wireless is a nice feature even if sometimes a little clunky to pair/re-pair with devices. I didn't have high hopes for the audio and they lived up to what I expected. No noise cancelling and stiff ear cups that are not very forgiving for different ear sizes/shapes round out the fit and finish of these headphones. I know they can be better, but also, if your kids are hard on them, it might not be worth the cost to go more expensive, and just keep replacing with similar ones.

It was a Christmas present for my grandson so I really can say bout the quality of the headphones.

Good for kids, i am adult, too small, bought for riding lawn mower, not loud enough.