Puro BT2200

I've tested dozens of headphones but the Puro Sound Labs BT2000 is the first one built for kids. Here is my review of the headphones.

Available with or without active noise-cancelling features, these volume-limiting Bluetooth headphones can prevent hearing damage, and they sound good, too.

Made for kids and smaller heads alike, the Puro Sound Labs PuroQuiet active noise canceling headphones are great for younger listeners.

The active noise cancellation in these headphones works very well, and it significantly improves the sound quality to boot.

The Puro Sound Labs BT2200 might not look like kid-friendly headphones, but they deliver a bass-forward audio experience without going above 85dB.

According to the Hearing Health Foundation, 20 percent of American teenagers--and 50 million Americans total--suffer from hearing loss, and noise-induced hearing loss is a major culprit. This type of hearing loss can be caused by a single exposure to an...

The Puro Sound Labs BT2200 come equipped with a volume restrictor of 85 dB to limit output that a child cannot go above. The 40 mm dynamic driver combining with 82% noise isolation renders sounds more clearly, with the dynamic range from 20Hz to 20kHz and less than 1% harmonic distortion.

Puro Sound Labs has been in the business since 2014. They released their first headphones, the BT2200, in 2014, and it won rave reviews from critics and listeners alike. There’s a reason for this: they were the first well-designed kids’ volume-limited headphones on the market. Since then, Puro has expanded their lineup with several new headphones and accessories, and they released the JuniorJams in 2018. These headphones are designed to prevent Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL), which is a condition where a person suffers partial or even total deafness from frequent exposure to loud noises. Puro’s founder, Niki Russell, suffers from

Puro Sound Labs BT2200 headphones are a safe – and great-sounding -- first “real” set of cans for kids.