gorsun Wired Kids Headphones, 85dB/94dB Volume-Limited Toddler Headphones,3.5mm Kids Headphones with Cord,in-Line HD Mic, Audio Sharing,Foldable Kids Headset for School with Travel, Blue

Works great , folds up good to for on the go

So far this one is lasting. My 3 year old constantly pulls on the cord and folds the headphones, but nothing has cracked or broken. The sound quality is clear and the volume doesn't get too loud. Plus the button on the headphones pauses whatever she is watching.

These headphones are our “go to” for our kids. We have three now, one for each of our kids. The cord doesn’t get tangled up, they are durable and our kids can plug into each others headphones so they can listen to the same thing from one device. They fit our kid’s heads perfectly.

Great buy for the price, but didnt last long for my kiddo in school, im sure he was rough on them but I figured they should atleast make it half way through the year.

I love this for my 3 year old its comfortable and its not loud. It was worth the buy

Great headphones for kids. They’re comfortable to use. My 3 year old has no problem wearing them. We’ve had them for a while and they still work great! I also like how the sound doesn’t go too high so it’s safe for little kid ears.

Was in the market for a good pair of headphones that my child wouldn't break. She's been through countless of the cheap ones so I decided to spend the money because nothing is worth your peace and quite right? Right, so far so good, they are still in one peace. I could care less about the volume as long as I can't hear what she's listening to lol. I will update if they break.Update: it ain't even been a month and they broke! Idk if it was her or the product but good God I'm not buying anymore. I'll have to suffer

I wish I would have seen a teacher review for these headphones before I bought them. These do not withstand classroom use well. Over half of my brand new headphones (for a class of 30) no longer function properly. Some only have one working ear or some don't work at all or some have to hold the button on the cord to make the sound come out. I thought I would be able to swap out the cords at the end of the year to repair them, but they do not do that eiter. I tried to contact the company when they first started to go bad, but becuase they were ordered at the end of the prior year and we did not start discovering problems until a couple months into the year, it was too late to replace them. Our cheaper models held up better.