SIMOLIO Wireless Bluetooth Kids Headphones with Volume Limited, Hearing Protection Kids Wireless Headset, Wireless Headphones for Kids, Bluetooth Headsets for Girls,Boys, Gifts(Yellow)

✔Kids Bluetooth Headphones with 3 Switchable Volume Limited Levels for Hearing Protection -- Adopt exclusive 3-level switchable volume limiter(75dB/85dB/94dB) to protect vulnerable and sensitive ears of kids while give parents a piece of mind, not having to constantly monitor the volume. It effectively protects your little ones from progressive hearing loss in different environments. (75dB/85dB in quiet places or 94dB in noisy surroundings). 2 superior speakers provide crystal clear sound. ✔Children Wireless Bluetooth Headsets with Flexible Headbands & Noise Isolation -- Adjustable headband with memory stainless steel strips give the headphones some impressive durability and flexibility. What’s more, the detachable Nylon fastening straps（Need to buy separately from SIMOLIO brand store） can be added to the headbands to get the perfect fit for the toddlers. Over-ear headphone isolates from outside noise to make you hear clear sound. And we use some nifty engineering to make sure the ear pads won't fall off. ✔Wired Headphones with Universal Compatibility, Great Backup When the Battery is Dead, Never Miss Your Music -- With the standard 3.5mm headphone jack, ideal for using with all the audio devices with 3.5mm aux, including iPod, iPhone, iPad, Android smart phones, Tablets and more. Also, the included 3.5mm audio cable can be used when the built-in battery is run out under wireless working status, so that you can still listen to music the old fashioned way.

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