Poppers are soft cushioned headphones ideal for those who want to listen to their tunes or play games in their own style.
Key Features
DJ Style Swivel Ear Cups
120 cm Flat Cable - easier to untangle
Great quality sound
Available in a range of appealing designs
Headphones type - Over-Ear
Headphones use - Kids
Colour - Yellow
Manufacturer's warranty - 1 Year
I believe there is at least 6 very different styles. I think a couple of them will not even cause you to lose your lunch.
Kids today…
these low volume kid headphones, if you use them on a plane, the kid struggles to hear because of all the plane noises.. least thats what i found with the ones my kid got
Overpriced RRP. Maybe not stocking this style anymore in particular but Moki poppers are normally $28 at Big W, and regularly go on special for under $20 whenever there is a 30% off Moki audio sale.
The hearts reminds me of Powerpuff girls background at the end of each episode where it goes like
"The day was saved thanks to the Powerpuff girls!"
These are complete junk, DO NOT BUY!
Cord is not secured against tugging by anything more than the strength of the outer sheath spot glued to the headphone shell.
As a result, the cord will detach from the headphone by weight of the headphones alone if dropped.
We replaced ours (within days of purchase, JB HiFi refunded the cost of the broken pair, would not refund the other pair) with Hisonic Bluetooth Kids Headphones (can also be run corded), from AliExpress which have proved to be comfortable, reliable and hard wearing over the past 9 months.
You are probably better off getting these Panasonic’s for $31.08 Delivered with 20% off code PSPRUNG.
You can at least have some confidence when buying.
These don't appear to be kid size, YMMV.
Well I can say nearly every headphone I have tried wearing has been way too small, unless I extend the arms / cups down. They should fit in their retracted size.
Edit: and ignore the ‘extra-bass’ moniker, a user review states they expected way more bass.
I’m sorry but the product in this deal looks like absolute garbage.
yeah you may be right.
I am of 2 opinions. My niece has a pair, loves them and they have been going strong with frequent use for over a year now. I thought the quality was better than I was expecting. On the other hand, I don't plan on swapping a pair of these from someone with my Bose QC35 II.
When I saw half price come through as an email, I had to let you fine people at least know about it. I'm all care, with no responsibility. :-)
@seamonkey: Well you have a better idea of the product then, my opinion was just an assumption.
I like to think I also post deal’s on products I actually would buy myself, and your positive experience with the product supports that.
Or the Mee audio KidJamz for $22 delivered if you have prime. You can turn the delimiter off in noisier environments.
They used to be a thing here on OzB.
Anyone know if the cable can be taken out like the other moki kids headsets
Yeah, very easily as per my comment above… but you don't actually want it to happen with these!
Back in my day, we needed poppers to see stuff like this…