Do these headphones have a volume limiting setting to protect little ears?
1378362
No they don't. You have to control the volume with the device that you plug the headphone into. The sound of the headphone is pretty good, I usually set the volume low.
1378363
No they don't. You have to control the volume with the device that you plug the headphone into. The headphone's sound is pretty good, I usually set the volume low and my son (5yo) fixes it if needed.
1630043
No . . . Volume control only.We did find that the "arms" that hold the ear pieces (shown in picture) break easily . . . A poor feature!
1781666
Yes! These are great headphones for a toddler and are adjustable so I use them sometimes too.
1981300
No. These headphones do not have volume control. Just the on/off switch for the noise-cancelling.
42569
I think they could get too loud and have too much bass for a little kid's ears, they should get those the Sony ones that have volume limits for kids. That's what I would get my kids if they were that young.
770225
Not at all. These are great protective headphones. If you have that problem you should get a replacement. These are the best electronic headphones I've used and should afford excellent hearing protection. Try them turned off. If you hear loud shots then maybe they arent fitting you correctly or there is a defect causing a sound leak.
2243760
Yes, they do. And they can go very loud. Usually if headphone volume is maxed, I set the external volume (PC or whatever) to no more than 20%, 30%.
362523
They do actually. There's a button that you press to get to the sound you want. These are great headphones!
902717
Yes. And as a beginner and playing at home, the volume knob and headphones help keep the noise down in the house when it's late at night with kids sleeping.
1051509
Yes, there is volume control. There is a button in the center of the base of the ear set (not the charging/TV connection base) that allows you to control the amount of volume you want to have to hear everything. That button is also used to turn/off the ear set.
48008
No they do not have volume control. But the sound can be controlled by the device in which they are connected.
2116945
No, they're volume control, so they can't turn the iPad (or whatever) up too loud, to avoid damaging eardrums. For Monster Truck shows we've used the Junior Peltor ear defenders - http://www.amazon.com/3M-Peltor-Bulls-Hearing-Protector/dp/B0000X6L78/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1421113220&sr=8-2&keywords=Peltor+junior our kid fell asleep at the truck show, but we'd forgotten to take OUR ear defenders, so we had to leave!
1480940
mine do, and the earphones are even slightly more secure. I have a really tiny head and really tiny ears, though (like, child-sized). For me it goes: head, eyeglasses, headphones, ears.
1844975
No, they do not. The volume must be controlled with the device you are using.
370663
No. They have a button on them to either mute music or answer calls but there is no volume control on the headset itself. I still recommend them. These are my favorite wired earbuds.
629851
I would look for the child headphones with a volume limit, so they can't inadvertently damage their hearing. Plus, I hate to say it, but these headphones really have poor sound quality (I know they aren't expensive, but still).
1607764
Mine do, but my hearing protectors have a soft padded ear piece. Hope this helps.