POGS kids bluetooth headphones | The Gecko | Foldable and robust headphones for kids from 3 years with volume control, microphone, volume limiter 85 dB | Music-sharing function (yellow wireless)

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They were our young tester’s absolute favourite, with comments ranging from “they look great,” to “I hardly know I’m wearing them.” Every other pair on test – and several that didn’t make the cut – went head-to-head with the JBLs and none were deemed as comfortable. Vollständiges Aufladen: zwei Stunden für 12 Stunden Nutzung. Schnelles Aufladen: nur 10 Minuten für 1 Stunde Nutzung.

With a range of stylish colours and lots of cool details, like the SharePort, which lets you connect multiple headphones to one device (ideal for siblings), these LilGadget headphones are beautifully designed.We also tested the headphones at normal volume and it lasted us about 10 hours or so. Conclusion: Are the POGS headphones any good? With this in mind, one of the safety feature that POGS implemented with their headphones is the maximum volume. What this means is that, the headset limits the loudness level of the sound it produces to acceptable level that will not cause any potential damage to the hearing of the children. Furthermore, even if you set the device volume level to maximum to increase the loudness of sound produces by the headset, the headset will simply adjust its setting to keep the loudness level within the safety range. Pretty cool right? While parents may initially be reluctant to put headphones on their little ones, if you bring baby to a festival or wedding with lots of noise, a cool-looking pair of ear defenders is crucial. Um das Beste aus Ihren neuen POGS herauszuholen, empfehlen wir Ihnen, zuerst die Bedienungsanleitungzu lesen. Besuchen Sie auch unsere Seite mit den Häufig gestellten Fragen. One particular aspect that we find odd for the headphones is the size and the placement of the control buttons. For one, we assume that kids won't even care about the control buttons. They'll be wearing them and remove them like it's nothing. So we would prefer to have larger buttons, at most, since we also assume that parents will be the ones to use these controls. Furthermore, pressing the buttons should not be easy. What mean is that, there's almost no opposing force when pressing the buttons and this could result to unwanted presses when the child is lying down.

Just like the headphones, the cables are built to last. It can happen though that they get lost or get twisted one too many times. Fortunately, all POGS cables are detachable for easy replacement if needed so you can still use your POGS headphones for a long time. Since the POGS headphones is designed for kids, we assume that the designing values the durability and quality of the product overall. This also led us to believe that the sound quality will be average. Furthermore, we also assume that there's won't be any heavy bass or low tones to protect the developing hearing senses of the kids. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends 85dB as a safe maximum noise level for children for up to eight hours – that’s around the volume of heavy traffic. Some devices can go to 136dB when on maximum volume. Ouch. Despite being a little quieter than most we tested the audio from the 40mm drivers was fine. We’ve heard worse full-sized designs that cost more, but they do sound – probably deliberately and sensibly – rather restrained. Again, see the previous statement before buying for discerning older teens.

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Toddlers typically use headphones when on airplanes, so they can watch their favourite films or listen to an audiobook undisturbed (without forcing the rest of the passengers on the flight to endure Peppa Pig on repeat).