Belkin SoundForm Mini – Wireless Bluetooth Headphones For Kids with Built In Microphone – On-Ear Earphones for iPhone, iPad, Fire Tablet & more – Pink

Belkin SoundForm Mini Wireless Headphones are designed to accompany kids in virtual classes, watching educational videos, or on a long ride listening comfortably to music. The SOUNDFORM Mini Headphones offer beautiful color options that children will love. The soft cushion ear cups are designed to fit young ears. Unlike adult Bluetooth headsets and wireless earbuds, SoundForm Mini is small and light, with soft cushions providing superior wearing comfort while delivering excellent audio quality. Our on-ear headphones help block out noise and distractions, offering a stable Bluetooth connection and wireless connectivity. With the included 4-foot 3.5mm cable, kids can plug their headphones into any aux port if preferred. Kids won’t need any help setting up their Bluetooth headphones thanks to simple touch controls for play/pause, volume control, and Bluetooth pairing. And parents can rest easy knowing SoundForm Mini has a volume cap of 85dB to keep volume levels in a safe range. With a built-in microphone, Belkin SoundForm Mini kids headphones deliver crystal clear audio for crisp and clear voice quality, so the conversation flows freely and uninterrupted whether used at school, home, or while traveling! PACKAGE INCLUDES: SoundForm Mini Wireless Headphones, Micro-USB cable, 3.5mm aux cable
SAFE LISTENING VOLUME: Built with a responsible max listening volume of 85dB, the SoundForm Mini Bluetooth headset keeps kids ears safe even during longer listening sessions
ALL DAY USE: With a built-in microphone, Bluetooth range of up to 30ft (10M), and a 28-30-hour battery life, these wireless headphones are designed to keep up with your child all day
KID FRIENDLY CONTROLS: Little ones won’t need any help setting up or using their Bluetooth headphones thanks to simple touch controls for play/pause, volume control, and Bluetooth pairing to iPhones, iPads, FireTablets or other compatible devices
OOPS PROOF MATERIALS: These kids Bluetooth headphones are durability tested to withstand spills and accidents for up to 2-years

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