Sony MDR-222KD Children's Headphones (Pink)
Product Description
Color: Pink
Sized for children over 8 years of age --- Most headphones don't fit children comfortably. The MDR-222KD headphones were designed with a child's head in mind. This allows the child to comfortably wear the headphones without strain that full sized headphones might cause as well as fit that eliminates the need to constantly adjust the headphones. Low volume --- By increasing the impedance on the headphones we have taken into account the sensitive nature of children¿s ears to try to eliminate volume issues that full sized earphones might cause. Lightweight --- By sizing these headphones correctly your child can use these headphones on long trips very comfortably.
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 8.2 x 6.8 x 2.1 inches ; 4.8 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
- ASIN: B00172M8HS
- Item model number: MDR-222KD/PIN
Price : $8.99
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Technical Details
- Small headphones sized for children over 8 years of age
- High impedance allows for low volume headphones
- Lightweight for comfortable long time listening
- Designed For Children
- Small, Lightweight Over-The-Head Design With Foam Ear Cushions For A Secure, Comfortable Fit
- 13.5Mm Drivers With Neodymium Magnets For Crisp, Clear Audio
- Volume-Limiting Resistor Cable
Customer Reviews
I bought this headset for my 2-year old after one of the connectors disconnected on his Kidz Gear Wired Headphones For Kids headphone.
Although the description indicates these are designed for 8+, the headset fit over my son's head pretty well. However, the headband part kept slipping down and the spongy earphone material just didn't "hold" well on my son's ears. It might be that my son doesn't have enough hair for the headphones to grip/hold onto.
In comparison, the Kidz Gear headset had a double band which seemed to grip his head better. Plus, the earphones were made of a leather-like material which cupped the ear, rather than laying directly on it. The sound quality on the Kidz Gear was much better.
If I had to choose between the two, I would have to choose the Kidz Gear one.
Bought this product recently for my third grader. Controls volume as advertised, though I still ask him to keep the volume below the max on his MP3 player. Unfortunately, the cord is not properly bonded to the miniplug, so only the wire is holding it together. I expect it to break entirely soon. It is clearly a manufacturing defect, not wear. Since these are not expensive enough to hassle with a return, I will try some glue. Generally, I expect better quality control from Sony.
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