homicozy Noise Cancelling Headphones for Kids
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About homicozy Noise Cancelling Headphones for Kids
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
72% appreciated the easy adjustability, while 28% found it difficult to adjust
I love the style of the safety earmuffs with stegosaurus spikes on top, which is attractive to young kids.
The earmuffs are not adjustable and too small and tight.
The headband has metal prongs and when I tried to take it off, it whipped back and smacked me in the head.
74% found them extremely comfortable to wear, but 26% experienced discomfort
The earmuffs have helped me be in the room with others when the dishwasher is on without any discomfort or disturbance. It solves the problem of running and hiding in my room.
The earmuffs broke within minutes of use and the headband whipped back and smacked me in the head, resulting in a scratch across my face.
75% liked the durable construction, but 25% experienced wear and tear
My son's safety earmuffs broke within minutes of having them.
These headphones are suitable for infants to 2-year-olds, but may not fit kids over the age of 5.
69% found them easy to clean and maintain, but 31% experienced difficulties
I used the earmuffs and they broke within minutes, causing injury to my son. The headband with metal prongs whipped back and smacked him in the head, resulting in a scratch across his face.
I had trouble reattaching one side of the ear muff to the band.
74% liked its excellent noise reduction, while 26% were dissatisfied
I need headphones to handle the noise of monster trucks, car derbys, and races.
I got the earmuffs for my autistic nephew who has sensitive noise sensory.
I tried to take off the headband with metal prongs and it whipped back, smacking me in the head. This is a safety concern.
69% praised for its lightweight design, while 31% found it too heavy
The earmuffs may be helpful for individuals with autism on bad sensory days.
I tried to take off the headband with metal prongs and it whipped back, smacking me in the head. It may be due to the weight of the headband.
