imoo Kids Headphones, Ear-care Headsets for Kids with Open-ear Design, Volume Limited 85dB, Children Wireless Headphones with Bluetooth 5.0&microphones, for Indoor & Outdoor

these headphones are perfect.great sound ,good battery. I got these for my autistic son who's just turned 11. he loves them ,we couldn't believe how good they are.we were concerned we would be able to hear everything but you cant.( unless it's at full volume ) but that happens with other headphones.. he finds them comfy and is still able to wear his glasses.he is now able to hear me call him down for dinner ,or have a convo without having to take his headphones off. . my daughter as now asked for some and I'm tempted to to get myself a set .

Excellent headphone, easy to use no need to wear on the ear feel very comfortable. My really like it.

First thoughts:ProsThey sit near not in the ear so kids are more aware of environmental noise (danger).Connected via Bluetooth easily and quickly.Auto pause works really well (they pause the track when lifted away from the head).Built in mic for voice calls.ConsFlexible but not much in the way of size adjustment in the neckband. A little large for the 8 year old and a little small for the 12 year old.This is a really nice pair of wireless headphones for kids. The price isn’t really kid friendly but the quality warrants it. They’re fairly robust, splash resistant and hard wearing, they don’t sit in their ears which is better for hearing traffic or danger that may otherwise go unnoticed with in-ear headphones and they link up to mobile devices as well as any of my pro earphones.The only issue we really had with them was the fit. The neckband isn’t very adjustable and so it’s currently too big (but usable) for the smaller child and a little too short (just fits around the neck but not for much longer) on the older child.Details and things to note (See pictures):Wireless sports style earphones that project the sound from outside of the ear inwards so it can be heard without them needing to be seated in their ears. This eliminated the issues with discomfort, not being able to hear when spoken to and allows external noise to be heard for safety reasons.The earpieces have built in speakers, a mic, and a sensor that will pause the audio when they are lifted away from the skin. They are USB charged (charge cable is included in the box), the battery life is good and they can be turned On/Off and controlled by a button on one of the earpieces.They are connected with a rubberised neck strap and although this is flexible to accommodate for comfort, it cannot be extended or retracted to adjust the size.Final thoughts:A solid set of kids headphones and probably the best offering I’ve seen with the focal point of being a set for kids. We don’t have the watch so there may be some additional functionality to unlock when you have the two together but we couldn’t explore that.I’d still recommend looking into these but only if you’re happy with the price point and know your child might outgrow a pair of headphones (an odd concept I’m still trying to get my own head around).

They seem a good idea but are too large for my 4 year old granddaughter and are not adjustable.

The ‘Imoo Kids Bluetooth Earphones’ are a set of wireless earphones that have been specifically designed for kids to use whilst being active – like exercising, playing and other such activities.My eleven-year-old daughter was pretty excited about these earphones arriving as I she likes to do a lot of active things, such as football, running, volleyball etc. She also loves listening to her music. These earphones allow her to do both at the same time, as long as it’s in a safe environment obviously. Therefore, it’s not recommended your child wears them whilst out and about, such as cycling or jogging etc.These hook-ear wireless earphones have over-ear hooks to maintain their grip, whilst the wire linking the two together makes sure should they fall out, they’re going nowhere. They however do not lodge inside your child’s ear with any silicone earbuds, as such could be unsafe as it would block out other sounds.Set up was also very easy. Just switch them on and then pair them to your phone or similar device in the usual way (i.e. via Bluetooth settings) and away you go.Sound quality is pretty darn good for a set of kids earphones if you ask me. Not audiophile amazing, but for earphones your child’s likely to be doing active stuff whilst wearing, the quality is in my opinion pretty impressive. Obviously, as they sit in front of your child’s ear canal, the sound is still going to mingle with everything around, however, this doesn’t seem to have had much of an impact on the quality of the audio. Acoustic notes still sound natural and clear, there’s some bass that’s not too dominant, and there’s really no unwanted distortion.My daughter’s been using the earphones for her active times out in the back garden, but also around the house. They’ve also been great for long car journeys, whereby she can listen to her music easily without it disturbing her brother.For me the real test is how well they stay in whilst she’s doing active stuff like running around and football practice in the garden. And this is the main reason I’ve given the earphones the full five stars available. They absolutely stay put. Hooked over your child’s ear (without any discomfort or pressure), makes sure they absolutely stay in place – and they really do. I was sceptical of how well they’d stay in place without the silicone earbuds – but I’m very pleased to say they absolutely do the job.For kids who love listening to music whilst being active etc, these are absolutely perfect. My daughter loves them and I’m comfortable with how safe they are. Highly recommended.