What does volume resister mean? Will these not play too loud for kids even if player is turned top volume?
1099845
the volume is in comfortable sound not too loud not to low (make sure foam stays in place) the foam will reduce some of the back ground noise.
127932
I have found that it's best to control the volume mostly with your device. I have previously only had the smaller version of these speakers and they would get staticky if I played it with the speakers on loud all the time.
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.
1414932
U can use the speakers and turn them on loud enough that they can hear and move away from the speakers. In my opnion, I think this robot toy was not really a good gift for handicap kids. Pick something else, lol.
39099
Yes it has volume control on the player itself. As long as there is no other noise, it's loud enough. Any other background noise, it's not loud enough.
191390
They aren't terribly loud but you will hear tapping from the other room. If I don't wear earbuds while playing and just use regular headphones it can be more difficult to hear the electronic volume over the tapping unless I turn it up a lot more.
1427549
Mine just stops getting louder. I have found headphone quality can make loudness vary with this player. I was surprised to hear how much louder mine got with different headphones.
1570903
Hi, your question is a good one. I can not tell the difference speakers on their side or standing up when they are playing. I really think it is just what a person likes(prefers). I hope you will do what you like best.Take care,Ron
1927151
Hi Kelly,I think that you would need to buy the small plug adapter. I will tell you that this thing sounds great and has been used non stop by a 2-1/2 year old, and a 4-1/2 year old for over a year with no problems. The volume is constantly being changed, as are the selected songs. It's been a great gift.
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Hi KayCee, Personally I haven't worn them, but my daughter hasn't had any issues with volume. Even when we are driving around and we are listening to our own music, she can still watch her movies with no issues.
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Hi, your question is a good one. I can not tell the difference speakers on their side or standing up when they are playing. I really think it is just what a person likes(prefers). I hope you will do what you like best. Take care, Ron
2039228
They are very comfortable. They can be used by my 3 yr old, myself and my husband (they adjust in size well). They work like any regular headphones - no restriction on what will play on them but they have a setting for parents and kids for the volume control. Light is not bright and yes they go over the ear. All in all I really like these headphones even for myself :) Hope that helps.
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Do you mean can you hear announcements? I'm not sure I know what you mean. They work like any headphones - if they are up loud (though these don't go super loud so your kid doesn't blow out an ear drum) they won't hear anything. My son likes to wear them at home and I need to yell at him if I want him to hear me while he has them on and is concentrating on what he's watching.
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It says they are sound-isolating. I don't play them full blast because I don't want to be deaf! I asked my mate if she could hear anything when I was listening music and she said no. I had them at 6 out of 10 at that point. Hope that helps!
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The headphones have a rolling button that allow you to adjust the volume up and down to what you feel is comfortable for your child or they can do it themselves . I haven't had any issues with my children messing with the volume once I get it adjusted, but it is right on the cord and close to their little hands. If they wanted to they could change the volume on their own. You cannot "lock" the volume in place.
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Mine was a total piece of junk. No volume control, etc etc etc. - that's all I know. It should have gone in the garbage instead of being sold as a working player.
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.