Puro Sound Labs, a manufacturer of children’s headphones, recently introduced the new PuroQuiet Plus headphones, following the success of the PuroQuiet, consistently named a top choice for kid’s headphones. The PuroQuiet Plus features a USB-C connector and comes in two new colors — purple and teal. Grab a set for your kiddos before your next round of family travel!
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Features of the headphones include high-quality aluminum construction, plush noise-isolating ear-pads, superior sound quality and an active noise-cancellation feature that suppresses ambient noise levels. Thanks to Puro Balanced Response curve and digital signal processing, volume-limiting can be enabled to prevent ear damage.
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Puro Sound Labs is the first-ever company to be Certified Sensory Inclusive, and the noise cancellation can help calm children in loud or unfamiliar environments, reduce noise-related stress and increase focus.
With Bluetooth v4.0 technology, the headphones connect to other devices and stay wirelessly connected up to 30 feet. Super soft protein leather wraps the headband and ears for easy all-day wear. A sliding arm adjusts to various head sizes and all connections are tangle-free. A fold-flat design and six color options make these headphones a perfect option for travel. Kids can enjoy up to 35 hours of non-ANC playtime and 200 hours of standby.
PuroQuiet Plus headphones are available on Amazon at $139.99.
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