MDR-222KD Headphones For Children

February 26th, 2008 | Category: Gadget News

I’m not certain whether I want to expose kids to headphones at a very young age, but whether they happen to own one of those kiddy MP3 players, soon after perhaps letting them listen to Barney without disrupting the general peace and quiet is a better option. Enter the MDR-222KD Children’s Headphones that feature high impedance, low volume and

a lightweight design factor that makes the pair comfortable to wear even for lengthy sessions without causing wear and tear on the eardrums, in theory. that pair of headphones will roll out in March for approximately $15.

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