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Design: Each of these headphones come in two colours/designs, which I believe should appeal to most kids. The Kinder-1 headphones come with monster googly eyes in blue and kitty cat ears in pink, while the Kinder-2 headphones have their ear covers emblazoned with cute rainbows and unicorns on the pink set, and astronauts, stars and rockets on the blue set. You know it’s a go when your kids take one look and immediately want to put them on! Mei was instantly sold on the kitty cat ears and claimed that set for her own. Both headphones are corded and come with a cord of approximately 1m which with a 3.5mm gold plated audio jack. Volume Limiting: The most crucial factor for parents looking for headphones for their kids is the fact that they are safe for kids. Studies have shown that prolonged exposure to sound levels above 85 decibels may damage a person’s hearing. It is with that in mind that the Kinder-1 and Kinder-2 headphones were designed to limit the maximum sound output to 85 decibels and minimise the risk that children being exposed to sound levels that might cause hearing damage, possibly on a permanent level. I compared the sound output with that from regular headphones and found that the sound levels on both Kinder series headphones were certainly reduced though I personally think that the max volume is still too loud for me! I was glad that even with a lower volume, the sound quality remained decent — certainly clear enough for everyday use. Additional features on the Kinder-2: 1. An external volume control that allows the child to easily adjust the hearing output level to a comfortable volume but that would still not exceed the 85 decibel maximum; and 2. An audio-sharing jack, which is essentially a built-in splitter, allowing the user to share what he is listening to with another person by plugging in a separate headphone set. Overall, the headphones have been a positive addition to our home. I would only add that while these headphones are