I have 2 girls at home and one headphone available– so you can see my dilemma. One day, my oldest daughter came home from school with a gift from the teacher — a headphone that she can use at home on her own time (my daughter has hearing problems). Well, her younger sister wants to use it too, but obviously they both can’t listen to different devices with the same headphone at the same time. And I don’t want to spend $100 or so on a set of headphones, especially when it’s just for basic use by my little girls. The Snug Plug and Play Kids Headphones was a nice solution at a decent price.

It is packaged well in a sealed container. As the name says, it’s really plug and play! There are no extra little buttons or settings to worry about — so it’s kid friendly. I plugged it into the laptop, put the headphone on my daughter, set the volume on the computer, and it was ready for her audio needs. Now they both have a headphone and don’t have to fight over one.

The audio quality of the Snug Plug and Play Kids Headphones was pretty decent for being a kid’s headset. I have included a close-up of the ear pieces for your reference:

The headphone is adjustable, so it can be worn by the eldest, as well as her younger sister. I tried it on too, and it fit my head just right with the appropriate adjustments.

If you are looking for a basic headphone for your children, then the Snug Plug and Play Kids Headphone is something to consider. You can read more about these children’s headphones on their Amazon page