An overview of the Belkin SoundForm Play ANC kids' headphones, priced at $39.99, featuring Bluetooth 5.4, an 85dB volume limit, and up to 60 hours of battery life.
Technical evaluation details design compromises, including an easily bypassed volume limiter shortcut and persistent signal noise.
The headphones cost $39,99 and feature a durable plastic construction, weigh 210 grams, and are lightly water-resistant. They also have a volume limit of 85 decibels to protect children's hearing. However, the biggest problem is that this limit can be disabled by holding down certain buttons for eight seconds, which makes them unreliable for parents who want peace of mind compared to competing products.
In terms of connectivity, they offer wired or wireless options, as well as the ability to share audio with a second pair of headphones. Their battery lasts up to 60 hours, which is reduced to 45 hours when noise isolation is activated, while charging is done via a USB-C port.
However, the audio and noise isolation performance is not satisfactory. The noise reduction function is weak and struggles with noise from air conditioners, wind, or sudden pressure changes. Meanwhile, the sound quality suffers from constant background noise, weak bass, harsh highs, and an overall hollow performance.
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