Do these limit the volume so kids can't make them to loud?
1710968
They can change the level themselves, but even at the highest it is not too loud.
1710969
They have the same dial that others do...so they can change the level if they turn the dial.
1710970
Yes they don't get too loud. I've turned them all the way up and put them on. Other brands have been a lot louder. That being said, I still run them at 1/2 volume for my littler kids
1942537
They can get pretty loud or quite depending on what you set the volume to. They only issue you might find is controlling the volume each time you unplug the speakers it defaults to a slightly lower setting. Plus the volume control is digital button for up down and off, with no indication on how high or low you've set your volume to, other than you and your students ears
323521
My daughter had a hard time hearing on the airplane. I adjusted the volume on her tablet to the max and that helped but they aren't loud because they are meant to protect children's ears.
1225197
Neither of my children were willing to wear any headphones until they were at least 3. I just turned their volume down low, it wasn't any louder than adults talking, and certainly quieter than an unhappy kid!
2040022
Give it a shot. Buy some kids headphones so the volume won't go too high. I was surprised when my kids were able to use them at 4 and 2.
1149265
They are designed to be at ear level. If you set them on the floor they will sound quieter.
88648
No, they don't, however, always lower the volume when not in use to protect the speakers. A surge of loud volume could blow them.
480235
My grandson does. The earplugs were for him. He's 12 years old, so things that bother adults don't seem to faze kids.
323080
I am considering for a young six year old who has hearing issues so she can listen in class. Does it fit a young child and is there a way to keep the volume from going to high?
1754031
No but they may reduce the sound enough for you to concentrate. They do not block out the sound completely.
1078062
Our daughter (almost 4 years old) uses them almost exclusively on airplanes. We have never had a problem with volume, but they are intentionally volume limited for young ears.
2116946
No, they're volume control, so they can't turn the iPad (or whatever) up too loud, to avoid damaging eardrums. For Monster Truck shows we've used the Junior Peltor ear defenders - Peltor Sport Bull's Eye 9 Hearing Protector our kid fell asleep at the truck show, but we'd forgotten to take OUR ear defenders, so we had to leave!
206437
I have these for my almost 3 year old daughter. I purchased them for the purpose of watching movies in the car. However I had my 11 year old try them on and she said that due to the padding around the ears they do block out some noise while listening to music or media. I'm not comfortable saying they are noise canceling. I will say they are fantastic headphones for toddlers.
1963035
Not sure, my children were only allowed to use headphones with them on our trip. Overall they performed quite well.
1378363
No they don't. You have to control the volume with the device that you plug the headphone into. The headphone's sound is pretty good, I usually set the volume low and my son (5yo) fixes it if needed.
1694849
They have a "night time" mode which helps equalize the volume to avoid that problem. I would say it works well. This speaker is one of my favorite purchases. I highly recommend it.
777926
Yes, but it depends on how big your kid is. These are a little big for my 5 year old. They still keep the noise out, but the top does not rest on the top of his head.