Golvery Open Ear Kids Headphones, Wireless Bluetooth 5.3 Headset for Phone/Kindle/Tablet, Safer Hearing Protection Children Earphones, Built-in Mic, Ultra-Light & Comfort Fit, 10H Playtime

Initially purchased this for my 12 year old but I end up using it more than he does. I like that it is very lightweight and comfortable to wear; doesn't hurt like in ear earbuds; nor does it mess up my hair like traditional headphones. The sound is surprisingly good as well. For what I paid for this thing, it is a steal!

Headphones work great! Easy set-up and paired with iPod with no issues. Long battery life. They were purchased for my 9yo & they’re a perfect fit.

I don't like to spend a lot of money when it comes to headphones for my youngest kids. They tend to lose them or break them. My daughter wanted a pair that looked like mine. So I found these. They're not as nice as mine, but at a fraction of the price, they're great.

These seem to run a little small to me as they just fit my 10 year old perfectly (none too big at all). The sound is good on them. Not sure if they really cancel out the outside noise but at least they dull it and that helps. They are comfortable and easy to connect to the music source.

These are easy to use and stay on your head without any problems. Way better than AirPods as they don’t fall out of your ear. The sound quality is on point. Fit most standard heads. Great battery life.

These are great for kids or an adult with a smaller head. I love the quick charge and the battery life. The sound quality is great for audiobooks.

I have been wearing Shokz OpenRun Mini bone conduction headphones for a while now and I love how I can hear everything around me but still hear my music. I needed to get headphones for my son but I still wanted him to hear me if I called his name. I tried several corded headphones and they worked well but I would have to wave my hands at him to get his attention. I didn't want to pay $129 for Shokz for a 5yo. I found the Golvery headphones for $20.The Golvery headphones are open ear (not bone conduction) headphones meaning they do not cover your ear or go inside your ear. They have a speaker that sits right in front of your ear so you can still hear what is going on around you. The bonus for this kind of headphone is that it doesn't affect the airflow in the ear canal which can lead to wax buildup in your ear like you would get from earbuds or on-ear headphones. These are also about the same size as the Shokz OpenRun Mini headset. They fit kids and adults.There is a small rubber plug in the front of the right side speaker that can be pulled out to charge with a USB-C cord. The same side also has the power and play controls. You have use the volume controls on your device because there aren't any on the headset. The Kindle Fire Kids edition has a volume limiter so I don't have to worry about how loud they get.I really love this headset. It paired easily with my son's kindle fire. Now I don't have to hear the annoying, repetitive noises from his tablet games but he can still hear me when I talk to him. Win-win!

Lightweight and less cumbersome then the traditional headphones. These don’t rest inside her ears but infront on the ears. That way they can still hear you but the movie isn’t loud enough for everyone to hear it around her. Good for planes and cars.

I loved the comfort of these incredibly lightweight wifi earbuds. You can forget you’re even wearing them! My husband tried them he also liked them, so I ordered another at this great price. Bonus: They keep my hair off my face! You can’t put a price on that!

I bought a second pair after using the first for a couple of days - mainly in case they stop making/selling them. They fit me very well but although I'm not a child my head is only 55cm in circumference (handy for cheaper child-sized spectacles, too!). I also have ridiculously tiny earholes and have never found anything that fits; over-ear headphones are great indoors but with these I can go for a walk or drive, listen to my talking book or music and still hear everything going on around me. Brilliant!

They sound just a good as my $150 bone conducting headsets, but at a fraction of the price.It's light weight and you hardly notice it's on.Battery life is good.Great for kids (or adults with a small head).

My young boy is autistic, these work a treat. Sound good, connection good and ge likes to sit it over ear do he can also hear us, it works ... A very happy mum😁

I have never tried open ear headphones or bluetooth headphones before, and its cool to see that affordable pairs are being made.This pair is marketed as being "for kids" but it fits perfectly comfortable on my head. Its very light and comfortable to put on, will not compress your head or ears, even though I wear glasses. Since I have long hair, I hide the wraparound part underneath my hair, and you can barely see that I'm wearing earphones. Pairing was quick and easy. The controls are a bit confusing because you need to read the manual and remember them, but I plan to use my phone/laptop control anyway so its not much trouble.You WILL take hit on sound quality, but I believe that is a feature of all open ear pairs, and these are more suitable for say, listening to podcasts or taking calls rather than enjoying music.I did not leave a star for noise cancelling capability. These are NOT noise cancelling, and are not meant to be. I think this is actually a plus for me, because sometimes you actually want to be able to hear your surroundings - for example, if you're walking alone at night.Charging time was reasonably fast, but I will have to wait and see long term if this pair holds charge well.Mic quality is not the best, but you need to have reasonable expectations with budget pairs like these.Its actually a bit disconcerting to hear sound when nothing is in your ears, but I think thats something you need to get used to with time. All in all I'm satisfied given the price range. I think this is a nice pair for someone who wants to try out this new style of earphones but doesn't want to shell out for a high end set.