These are good headphones. Much better than the alternatives at similar price points for kids, however there are zero accessories included. No charging cable, no travel case, no 3.5mm cable to connect to airplane entertainment system (and if you don't use their special $15 cable the noise limiting functions might not work correctly). We almost weren't able to use these on the flight we purchased them before because of the 3.5mm cable not being included. Also, the noise cancelling functions are disabled when using the 3.5mm aux cable, so what's the point of having noise cancelling if you can't use it on a plane?
That being said, they isolated the sound enough without the noise cancelling that you could hear the shows while on the plane, and were a lot more comfortable than other headphones we tried. Both my 3 yo and 5 yo liked wearing them.
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ANC Headphones $60-$100.00
I have over 30 pairs of ANC Headphones ranging between $12-$100.00 that I have either purchased or received through the Amazon Vine Program. I am always looking at new arrivals for comparison. When the Pogs Turtle Headphones appeared I decided to check them out as I have a two year old niece. At time of request they were $95.99. They arrived quickly and paired via Google Fast Pair to my Motorola G 5G (2023).Basic Specs: Bluetooth 5.2. USB-C. 20-30HR Playtime. 32mm Drivers. Aux-in. 85db limit.Notes: I requested the gray color but received the Blue. It actually worked out because I wanted to compare the color to my pair of JBUnion SNC-780L. It is more of an Aqua or Teal than Blue. There is very limited padding on the headband. The extensions are plastic rather than metal. The ear cups swivel and fold while also featuring a light up portion like the JBUnion. The pads have decent cushion. The headphones are clearly marketed for children based on the fact that they flare out to the sides and the ear pads are much smaller than other pairs I own. I was barely able to get them on my 23" head at full extension. There are simple control buttons for Power, Play/Pause, Bluetooth pairing, and ANC. There are animal tones for powering on/off. I tried testing the sound with my usual songs: Sleep Token - "The Summoning", Lauren Daigle - "Kaleidescope Jesus", and Chris Botti - "My Funny Valentine". Immediately I knew that these are meant for sensitive ears. Everything sounds very flat. Only by turning up the volume do you get any sort of definition. The ANC actually works quite well in blocking out background noise. The main reasons for my deductions are - price, lack of accessories, and storage options. The JBUnion are a perfect example of a pair that is less than $30.00, offers accessory cables, and can fit a much larger variety of head sizes. If the volume limit is of issue I know I can enable that on my phone.Final Ratings: Build 3/5. Style 2/5. Battery 2/5. Comfort 3/5. Controls 4/5. Sound 2/5. ANC 4/5. Value 1/5.
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I have over 30 pairs of ANC Headphones ranging between $12-$100.00 that I have either purchased or received through the Amazon Vine Program. I am always looking at new arrivals for comparison. When the Pogs Turtle Headphones appeared I decided to check them out as I have a two year old niece. At time of request they were $95.99. They arrived quickly and paired via Google Fast Pair to my Motorola G 5G (2023).
Basic Specs: Bluetooth 5.2. USB-C. 20-30HR Playtime. 32mm Drivers. Aux-in. 85db limit.
Notes: I requested the gray color but received the Blue. It actually worked out because I wanted to compare the color to my pair of JBUnion SNC-780L. It is more of an Aqua or Teal than Blue. There is very limited padding on the headband. The extensions are plastic rather than metal. The ear cups swivel and fold while also featuring a light up portion like the JBUnion. The pads have decent cushion. The headphones are clearly marketed for children based on the fact that they flare out to the sides and the ear pads are much smaller than other pairs I own. I was barely able to get them on my 23" head at full extension. There are simple control buttons for Power, Play/Pause, Bluetooth pairing, and ANC. There are animal tones for powering on/off. I tried testing the sound with my usual songs: Sleep Token - "The Summoning", Lauren Daigle - "Kaleidescope Jesus", and Chris Botti - "My Funny Valentine". Immediately I knew that these are meant for sensitive ears. Everything sounds very flat. Only by turning up the volume do you get any sort of definition. The ANC actually works quite well in blocking out background noise. The main reasons for my deductions are - price, lack of accessories, and storage options. The JBUnion are a perfect example of a pair that is less than $30.00, offers accessory cables, and can fit a much larger variety of head sizes. If the volume limit is of issue I know I can enable that on my phone.
Final Ratings: Build 3/5. Style 2/5. Battery 2/5. Comfort 3/5. Controls 4/5. Sound 2/5. ANC 4/5. Value 1/5.
Basic Specs: Bluetooth 5.2. USB-C. 20-30HR Playtime. 32mm Drivers. Aux-in. 85db limit.
Notes: I requested the gray color but received the Blue. It actually worked out because I wanted to compare the color to my pair of JBUnion SNC-780L. It is more of an Aqua or Teal than Blue. There is very limited padding on the headband. The extensions are plastic rather than metal. The ear cups swivel and fold while also featuring a light up portion like the JBUnion. The pads have decent cushion. The headphones are clearly marketed for children based on the fact that they flare out to the sides and the ear pads are much smaller than other pairs I own. I was barely able to get them on my 23" head at full extension. There are simple control buttons for Power, Play/Pause, Bluetooth pairing, and ANC. There are animal tones for powering on/off. I tried testing the sound with my usual songs: Sleep Token - "The Summoning", Lauren Daigle - "Kaleidescope Jesus", and Chris Botti - "My Funny Valentine". Immediately I knew that these are meant for sensitive ears. Everything sounds very flat. Only by turning up the volume do you get any sort of definition. The ANC actually works quite well in blocking out background noise. The main reasons for my deductions are - price, lack of accessories, and storage options. The JBUnion are a perfect example of a pair that is less than $30.00, offers accessory cables, and can fit a much larger variety of head sizes. If the volume limit is of issue I know I can enable that on my phone.
Final Ratings: Build 3/5. Style 2/5. Battery 2/5. Comfort 3/5. Controls 4/5. Sound 2/5. ANC 4/5. Value 1/5.
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