Are these compact enough for a kid?
438566
Yes, they are very compact and lightweight, not your usual clumsy, heavy binocs!
438567
They are perfect for kids 5 and up. Light enough for them to carry w/ very little bulk to them. Hope this helps.....
438568
Hi Carl, I am not sure how old the child is, but I think they would be fine. If I had to pick a random age I would say age 4 or 5 and up. I like my pair very much.
438569
I bought them for my 7 year old and he likes them . The binoculars are great, especially for the price. I was very surprised how well they work. And yes they are compact enough for a child.
438570
Yes, but they require a very steady hand and just the right eye-distance from the eyepieces to avoid total darkness or seeing your eyelashes. My 5-yo struggled with them but my 10-yo did OK.
438571
Carl, sure are. I have 12 yo twins and both have been using them on a recent trip to upper Michigan. They are really, really strong. Binocs, not the kids ;=) so they had to steady themselves when using them. Kids being kids, they tend to swing from one side to another real fast like, thus they had to get used to tracking an object. Overall, they used them a lot and I had to fight for them..... Maybe I should have bought two of them.
1491361
Yes, they are perfect for that age. My nieces each have a pair and they both love them. They are 9 and 4.
1000513
No they are too small for my 7 year old. I recommend the skull candy ones. They are much better and on sale at bestbuy for $10
1359120
They are pretty small. You can use them, but I'd recommend something a little bit bigger.
1691070
They would fit a kid over about 5 probably pretty well. The adjustment mechanism is a little wobbly. It has come undone on me a couple of times. The would stand up to very much abuse. Hope that helps.
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!
1071870
No! These are small. Not appropriate for a kid over 2. I bought for my four- year-old and was very disappointed.
1769514
Yes they are small,but not ridiculously small. Great size for toddlers. We bought it 1 year ago and they still are in great condition
211452
Depends on the size of their head. The speakers have a strong spring (ie. the bottom of the headphones close snuggly). They might not stay on the head if your 1 year old is walking around but if sitting I would presume it would be fine. From the top of speaker to the headband it's 3 1/4". The inside width is 5 3/4".
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They are adjustable and fit very small children, so I think you'll have no problem with the 3yr old. They have a regular plug for a walkman or a cd player so I would suggest you try other headphones or earbuds to fit, and if they do these will fit also. Good Luck.
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I think the small size buds would be small enough to fit a 7 year old, but at the price of this headphones it's worth a shot. These headphones are best in value! Hands down.
332213
Most definitely. They have amazing sound. Even an adult can use them. They are super comfortable which is a plus. This product rates 5 ★★★★★+ for me. My kids love them.
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I don't think these are child size, but they are very soft compared to others out there. In regards to people saying they are not comfortable, I disagree. Having used EarPlanes for years, I decided to also give these a try because I found EarPlanes to be much harder and after wearing them my ears definitely hurt. Both these and EarPlanes work wonders if you are sensitive to pressure changes. EarPlanes does have children's sizes FYI, but depending on how old your baby is, I'm not sure they would fit.
1158759
yes, they are quite small, the come with a small elastic to fit on a childs finger.
1781666
Yes! These are great headphones for a toddler and are adjustable so I use them sometimes too.
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They can be bent in, but I don't think they will stay secure cause they are a bit big. So I don't believe they will fit a kid. Sorry.
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My 7-year old used them on a 6-hour flight, she didn't complain of not being able to hear. They would definitely fit kids in a similar age range, maybe ages 4-12... others might have a different answer.