Will these be loud enough for a two year old to use on an airplane?
1137697
I tested my daughter's headphones with her Innotab 3S in a room with a loud TV, kids talking, a movie on in another room, fans and window A/C running. Although a bit on the quiet side due to the protective volume limits, most of the tablet's audio was discernible, and often clear. Hope this helps.
1137698
I believe so. The volume is controlled by the computer not the headphones. But keep in mind they may not stay put on a 2 yr olds head.
408924
Probably not....they are really small. They are made for a toddler not a ten year old. Was very disappointed when they came. They are just so tiny.
1054670
That would be fine. They are elastic - not springs, so it makes very little noise if any at all. Any noise from ours is coming from the kids!
1533398
They do a great job for the price point - you wont find much cheaper. Only complaint is ear cups get uncomfortable after a while but probably work much better on your child's ears. They do a tremendous job of reducing overall plane noise/din, which is critical (speaking as a nervous flyer) to creating a comfrtable vibe. I would also recommend flying Virgin America if possible - they seem to do a better job of creating an overall comfrtable ambience than other airlines - they certainly have put more thought into it.
1809080
I think you would be better off getting some ear buds. These would probably not comfortably stay on a toddler head.
394128
These are great but I would not recommend them for use on a plane because sound will leak in and out. So you will hear both the noise of the plane and your neighbors will be able to hear what you are listening to. Instead I would recommend in-ear buds, noise canceling headphones, or closed back headphones.
223738
Hello...I have 3 kids ages 3, 7 and 9 and:- In my opinion it's loud enough for kids play (maybe not for some professional usage)- The unit is about the size of an iPad but much lighter- Yes, I think that a 2 year old can make it work but will need an older person to download music to it via a computer if you want more than just the 2 default songsHope this helps :)
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
323520
Well, lets break this question down: 1. Yes, they are GREAT for travelling - by car, train, plane or boat. 2. If used on a plane, the removable KidzControl Volume Limit Cable should be removed - as limiting is too much and the child may not hear anything due to the background noise. This is exactly why Kidz Gear made the volume limit technology in the form of a cable. Other headphones with "built-in" volume limiting will not be satisfactory. 3. No, they are NOT noise-cancelling. Noise-cancelling is a very sophisticated technology and is only available at a much higher cost. We may be considered noise-mitigating due to the superior fit of the ear-cups and padding around the ear. We hope this answers some of you questions and was helpful. Thank you, Kidz Gear Customer Service
1890581
No they are not. They aren't really sound isolating, either. So not great if you are on an airplane, but they are nice when running or cycling as they allow you to hear cars and people around you when using them.
807373
They would! If I'm listening to music in the 20i, I know I can hear nothing else.On the other hand if someone yelled for help, you probably won't hear them either. I figure the airplane is okay to use them. The sound is terrific.
1131448
No. These headphones do not have noise cancelling features and will not make your flight any quieter. What these headphones bring to the table is superb quality in a very light package.
1236359
Yes, All of our kiddos use these headphones. The sound is crisp and adjustable! Happy flying.
800083
I have used them on planes before. They work well especially if you are near the rear of the plane. I usually wait for my ears to adjust to cruising altitude before putting them in.
1178457
Don't think so, but we use them (3) in our Children's Child Care a pretty noisy place... and I'm kinda' hard-of-hearing....
1699754
I've used these on a ten hour flight and they were really good ( but I was in front of the wings, however close to three babies) Sorry I can't compare to active noise cancelling headphones.
2199146
They do not get as loud as normal headphones. I was very impressed by them, and once my kids got older and went to regular headphones, they were shocked by the volume difference and for a while preferred to go back to these. So, I believe the answer to your question would be "yes".