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Hm. My kids listen to a lot of audiobooks with their headphones. These all seem to be mostly European brands. Is there a good, safe headphone brand for kids ava
by christophilus 7mo ago
Hm. My kids listen to a lot of audiobooks with their headphones. These all seem to be mostly European brands. Is there a good, safe headphone brand for kids available in the US?
- nozzlegear 7mo agoAccording to the study, AirPods were rated "green" across all three of their test categories.
- gnabgib 7mo agoAs were Bose, Sony and JBL (for most entries).. but the selection is a tiny fraction of brands x models (no premium items in the list: B&W, B&O, M&C, Pioneer, Grado).. unless you count Bose or Sony.. they have tens of models each, though.
- nozzlegear 7mo agoOP was asking about their American kids, so I assumed they wanted something that would just work and wouldn't get them laughed at by their peers. Thus Apple :P
- isodev 7mo agoThe point of the study is to raise awareness that there is a gap in regulation that should be addressed to ensure consumer safety when exposure from multiple devices can exceed the safety limits. No single pair is “bad” for you at the moment. So the action you can take is email/contact your elected officials so this can be on their radar for new policy.