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Whether it is June 1st – International Children's Day, a birthday or a gift for a great achievement, headphones remain a desirable present for children. But how to navigate the sea of models?

Should you choose strictly children's headphones or adult headphones? Which features are good to consider? Let's raise the curtain with the specialists from VSystem.

Why headphones are a good gift?

Headphones are a desirable gift for young and adults both. The wide variety of models, features and applications undoubtedly makes them a piece of tech that everyone longs for and needs in their daily lives.
In today's world, children are often familiar with the capabilities of their phones, tablets and computers and demand more from both them and the peripherals they use. One of them is the headphones. Kids talk, watch videos, learn remotely or just listen to their favorite vloggers, tictokers and influencers.
On the other side, teenagers immerse themselves in a sea of podcasts and movies. And all this - from their phones. That is why they will surely be happy when you give them new, nice headphones, with a guarantee for long use and durability.

How to choose headphones for children?

First of all, it is important to remember that children are still developing. This includes their hearing. Therefore, many models aimed entirely at youngsters have sound height limits - up to 85 - 90 dB. In comparison, adult headphones reach levels of 110 - 115 dB.

In addition, when choosing headphones for children, it is important to pay attention to the appearance of the headset - the design and materials from which it is made. And here again we should think about the fact that children grow and develop. This is why iit is better to choose headphones with a structure that allows stretching and soft, comfortable earphones and a light ergonomic construction so they will not harm and weigh too much when the child has to prolong their use for hours while playing and learning.

Another question we often hear from parents is about the difference between in-ear and over-ear headphones. It is said that the closer the headset is to the child's ear, the greater the risk of hearing damage in the long run. That is why our recommendation is to focus on headphones with soft earphones, which gently cover the whole ear of the child. Whether you choose an open or closed model depends entirely on your preferences.

From all that has been said so far, you could easily go for an all-child model, but keep in mind that very often they do not offer the answers you are looking for. Some of their disadvantages often include instability of materials, compromise with the design or construction, poorer sound quality and others. That is why we have collected three models with which you can easily make children happy at home with or without an occasion.

 

You like these models or you want to look at a larger range? Do it here or visit us at 30 Mila Rodina Str., Sofia, where you can see them on site, hear their sound live and test the options with your children.

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