Running Diva Mom: Kidz Phonz Review & Giveaway

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Kidz Phonz Review & Giveaway

Little Dude loves his tunes. He loves plugging into his ipod Shuffle and listening to all of his favorite songs. He also enjoys watching videos and playing games on my ipad. Sometimes you just don't want all of the background noise when the kids are having their quiet electronic time. So, Little Dude will use headphones. Kidz Phonz sent Little Dude a set of customizable headphones to test out.

The headphones have an ear cup that pops out. You can customize the design or color on the ears to your unique personality and interests. Little Dude was sent a pair of grey headphones. But, these also come in hot pink, yellow and turquoise blue. At only $19.99 these are a great deal for little ones that just need a set of headphones for electronic devices, tablets or a set in the car.

These are pretty durable, but they aren't overly heavy-duty. If your child still breaks everything, these may be a better option for a year or two down the road. These are light and adjustable. They would fit easily in a diaper bag or in the pocket of a car seat. The adjustable headband can adjust for the youngest of little ones through elementary school.

Features:

Comfortable wearing
Compatible with tablets, mobile phones, computers and chrome books
Swivel ear cup
Adjustable headband
Express Yourself pop out clear plastic cups
Free design templates
Plug 3.5mm
Cable: 4 feet PVC Cable

Little Dude opted not to use one of the templates that Kidz Phonz has available online. He also didn't want to cut out any wrapping paper or existing scrapbook paper. Instead, he wanted to be creative and truly customize his headphones for himself.

He got out some blank paper, a pen and some washable markers and went to town designing. Since he wanted both sides to be exactly the same, he wanted to prepare a scanned image of the image he designed. We used our color printer for that.

He simply cut out both sides of his design, popped off the ear cap covers and inserted the circles. He used this as an excuse to watch a video on Netflix. The sound quality seemed just fine for his needs.