If you're looking for Children's Headphones, a cool design and a specific colour may be among your considerations and the price probably will be too. Children often aren't as careful with their possessions as adults are, so if they're going to be using their headphones regularly, you might not want to shell out too much money. These days, even cheaper headphone models tend to be pretty good quality. Alternatively, you could consider buying DJ headphones instead which are built to handle the rough and tumble of life on the road making them even more robust.
Wireless headphones for children?
Considering wire breakages are one of the main reasons that headphones normally fail, investing in wireless headphones can be a good move. Wireless in-ear headphones tend to be the cheapest option, but if you're willing to invest a little more, on-ear or over-ear models are possibilities too.
Other considerations
Hearing, especially children's, is very sensitive so it's important to make sure that they're are aware of what a reasonable volume level is. After all, you're not always going to be around when they're listening to music. Having a set of headphones that isolates sound well is a good idea because children will be less inclined to want to turn the music up in order to hear it better. This makes headphones with a closed construction or over-ear models a good choice. Earphones are usually less good in this respect because they're closer to your ear drums, but so long as the volume is kept at a respectable level, it's not a problem. There are even a few headphone models that prevent the volume level from ever becoming too high.
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