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Technical Details
- Built in volume control limits volume and sound pressure
- Ergonomic, colourful, appealing designs
- 3 sizes of ear tips to find the best fit
- Carry case so earphones are not easily damaged
- Rugged construction, lightweight
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Loud Enough from earphone specialist, Ultimate Ears, offers full, detailed sound in a small and lightweight form factor. It was developed especially for children ages 8+ who listen to their earphones while in the car, playing video games, watching movies, walking to school or just hanging out with their friends. The key feature of Loud Enough earphones is built-in sound pressure protection that reduces any music source by up to 30%*. The volume control element is invisible to kids and to them look like the cool ear buds that they are. Blocks out background noise
With the right size ear cushions, the comfortable seal provides noise isolation means they don't have to crank the volume to focus on their music, movies, or games (Provides up to 20 dB of noise isolation).
The 3.5 mm connector works with most portable music sources (iPod, iPhone, Zune, etc), DVD car entertainment systems and gaming devices (Sony PSP, Xbox, Nintendo DS, etc). Not only are Loud Enough ear buds aesthetically pleasing with three child- friendly colours, but also environmentally friendly because they are PVC free. Accessories include three sizes of soft silicone ear tips, including a set of extra small ear tips for a child’s ear, and a pocket ready pebble-shaped case.
The durable construction stands up to use by even active kids. Pick a colour—mint, plum, or blueberry—in a design that's fun, but never childish. Plus, Loud Enough earphones reduce the maximum volume at least 30% compared to standard ear buds*.
Ultimate Ears is the manufacturer of fine listening devices and is the leading provider of custom earphone monitors. Our monitors are used by over 75% of the world’s top professional artists and sound engineers for live stage and studio performances. Today, most musicians would not dream of taking the stage without their Ultimate Ears. Join bands such as The Killers, Maroon 5, The Rolling Stones and Aerosmith in an extraordinary listening experience. Founded in 1995, Ultimate Ears is located in Orange County, California.
Fits smaller ears
Includes soft silicone ear cushions (in extra-small, small, and medium size) to find the most comfortable, great sounding fit.
Box Contains
- Ultimate Ears Loud Enough Children's Earphones
- Three sizes of soft silicone ear tips, including a set of extra small ear tips fit for a child's ear
- Pocket Ready Carrying Case
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Plum
The advantage of in-ear phones is that they cut external noise so that the volume doesn't need to be very high to get excellent sound quality. You do need to make sure that you've got a good seal with the ear, and this is dependent on which size earbud you need. So take a bit of time getting that fit right.
Sound quality compares well, I think, to other in-ear phones at this sort of price point and is significantly better than iPod/iPhone earbuds (note that they also 'leak' sound a great deal less than iPod earbuds do). In terms of volume, I thought they were plenty loud enough attached to an iPod; I found myself listening at 80-90% of maximum volume. So as a parent I'd be reassured that my child wasn't damaging either their hearing or their musical enjoyment.
These also come with small and extra-small buds, so as well as being good for older children, they would be very suitable for adults who find that regular in-ear phones tend to be too large.
A star off because although these are designed and styled for children, they're no more sturdy and durable than adult in-ear phones; which is to say 'not very'. UE say that they're suitable for 6+. They're obviously fine for a teenager who will be careful with them, but I wouldn't give them to a smaller child who might be harder on their stuff. As with all in-ear phones you should discourage your child from sharing earbuds and keep the tips clean.
These headphones are styled much like my very grownup Ultimate Ears phones, so my daughter (13) assumed that the UE logo on mine was also a 'loud enough' logo. She's very impressed by the styling and the sound quality, and says they're plenty loud enough.
Sound quality compares well, I think, to other in-ear phones at this sort of price point and is significantly better than iPod/iPhone earbuds (note that they also 'leak' sound a great deal less than iPod earbuds do). In terms of volume, I thought they were plenty loud enough attached to an iPod; I found myself listening at 80-90% of maximum volume. So as a parent I'd be reassured that my child wasn't damaging either their hearing or their musical enjoyment.
These also come with small and extra-small buds, so as well as being good for older children, they would be very suitable for adults who find that regular in-ear phones tend to be too large.
A star off because although these are designed and styled for children, they're no more sturdy and durable than adult in-ear phones; which is to say 'not very'. UE say that they're suitable for 6+. They're obviously fine for a teenager who will be careful with them, but I wouldn't give them to a smaller child who might be harder on their stuff. As with all in-ear phones you should discourage your child from sharing earbuds and keep the tips clean.
These headphones are styled much like my very grownup Ultimate Ears phones, so my daughter (13) assumed that the UE logo on mine was also a 'loud enough' logo. She's very impressed by the styling and the sound quality, and says they're plenty loud enough.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Blueberry
The sound was fine, the earbuds were comfortable, however it only took a few days for the connector point to break off.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Plum
I was so pleased to receive this product as I am concerned about controlling the level of noise into my childrens' ears. I was soon disappointed as within 2 uses, one earphone simply stopped working. The earphones are now useless as trying to listen with one ear only drives my daughter mad. Would be great if they were more reliable.
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