Wired 3.5 mm: Black
- 3.5 mm plug
- Mic with call button
- 1.5 m (4.9 ft) braided nylon cord
- Foldable, 90° swivel ear cups
Independent product guide
Botesty Sound makes over-ear headphones in bright colours: corded school headphones with a microphone, kids headphones with a two-step volume limit, a USB-C version for newer tablets and Bluetooth headphones with LED lights. This guide lists every colour sold here and what each line does.
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The kids lines have a switch between 85 dB for study and 94 dB for noisy places like a plane or car.
Every line has a built-in microphone for online lessons, video calls and voice chat.
The corded models use a 1.5 m (4.9 ft) braided nylon cable that resists twisting and knots.
Ear cups swivel 90° and the headband folds, so the headphones fit in a school bag or carry-on.
Every card is a separate Amazon listing. Each colour sold as its own listing gets its own card.
Wired 3.5 mmKids 3.5 mmKids USB-CKids Bluetooth
Full-size corded headphones for school, the office and travel, sized for both kids and adults. The 3.5 mm plug has a 120° angled head and a 1.5 m braided nylon cord with a microphone and call button on the cable. Memory-foam cushions, an adjustable headband and 90° rotating ear cups; the whole thing folds flat. There is no volume limiter: you set the volume on the device.
Smaller over-ear headphones for children from about 3 years. A switch sets the volume cap to 85 dB for study or 94 dB for travel. 40 mm drivers, a microphone with in-line controls for online lessons, a 1.5 m tangle-free nylon cord and a 3.5 mm plug for Chromebooks, tablets, phones and laptops. The ear cups swivel and the headband folds.
The same kid-sized design with a USB-C plug instead of a headphone jack, for newer iPads, Android tablets, phones and laptops that have no 3.5 mm port. 85/94 dB volume limit, 40 mm drivers, a microphone with in-line play, pause, skip and call buttons, and a 1.5 m braided nylon cord. The brand lists it for ages 3 to 16.
Wireless over-ear headphones with Bluetooth 5.4 and a range of up to 10 m (33 ft). Up to 85 hours per charge with the lights off, or about 20 hours with the LED lights on; a 10-minute USB-C charge adds about 9.5 hours. A 3.5 mm AUX cable is included for wired use. Dual 85/94 dBA volume limit, a built-in microphone, BPA-free materials and a plastic-wrapped steel headband.
Figures as stated by the brand in each listing. A dash means the listing does not say.
| Wired 3.5 mm | Kids 3.5 mm | Kids USB-C | Kids Bluetooth | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connection | 3.5 mm jack | 3.5 mm jack | USB-C | Bluetooth 5.4, 3.5 mm AUX cable included |
| Volume limit | None, set on device | 85 dB / 94 dB switch | 85 dB / 94 dB switch | 85 dB / 94 dB switch |
| Microphone | On the cable, with call button | On the cable, with in-line controls | On the cable, with in-line controls | Built into the ear cup |
| Battery | Not needed | Not needed | Not needed | 85 h lights off, ~20 h lights on |
| Cable | 1.5 m braided nylon | 1.5 m braided nylon | 1.5 m braided nylon | Detachable AUX cable |
| Drivers | — | 40 mm | 40 mm | — |
| Impedance | 40 Ω | 32 Ω | — | 32 Ω |
| Who it is for | Kids, teens and adults | Kids from about 3 | Ages 3 to 16 | Toddlers and kids |
These steps follow the notes in the Botesty Sound listings for the kids Bluetooth and corded models.
For the Bluetooth model, use the supplied USB-C cable; the brand notes that other cables may not charge it. Ten minutes gives about 9.5 hours of listening.
Set the switch to 85 dB for homework and quiet rooms, or 94 dB for a plane, car or bus where background noise is louder.
Turn the headphones on, open Bluetooth on the tablet, Chromebook or phone and choose the headphones from the list. The connection reaches up to about 10 m.
The LED lights can be switched off in Bluetooth mode. Lights off gives up to 85 hours per charge, lights on about 20 hours.
Connect the 3.5 mm AUX cable and the headphones keep playing without battery. For the corded models, check that the device has the right port: 3.5 mm or USB-C.
Fold the headphones for the backpack. If the Bluetooth pair is not used for a while, charge it at least once every three months to keep the battery healthy.
A summary of Amazon’s “Customers say” overview for each line on amazon.com. Individual reviews are not reproduced.
Buyers like the sound, with clear highs and mids, the soft cushioned ear pads and the price, and many say kids like wearing them. Opinions on how well they block outside noise are mixed, and some buyers report the headphones broke after a few weeks.
Parents say they suit kids well, especially for computer work at school, and like the price, the easy use and the volume limiter. They fit children from roughly 2 to 6. Reliability is mixed: some pairs last a long time in class, others lose sound on one side or the cord fails early.
Buyers describe the USB-C model as good quality, comfortable and loud enough for music. Reliability is mixed, with a few reporting it stopped working after about a month.
Buyers call them a good fit for younger kids and tablet use. They mention a sturdy build that survives rough handling, a battery that lasts for days, a stable Bluetooth connection, good sound and good value.
Three lines are made for children: the corded kids headphones with a 3.5 mm plug, the USB-C kids headphones and the Bluetooth kids headphones with LED lights. All three have an 85/94 dB volume limit. The 3.5 mm wired headphones with microphone are full size and fit kids, teens and adults, but have no volume limit.
85 dB is the quieter cap for study and quiet rooms. 94 dB allows a bit more volume where background noise is louder, for example on a plane or in a car. In both positions the headphones will not go above the set level.
The 3.5 mm models plug into the headphone jack that most Chromebooks have. The USB-C model is for devices with a USB-C port. The Bluetooth model pairs wirelessly with Chromebooks, tablets and laptops.
The brand notes that the microphone and call button of the 3.5 mm wired headphones are for phones and tablets. On desktops and some laptops with separate audio and mic sockets, the mic may not work without a splitter.
Check the port. iPads with USB-C need the USB-C headphones or the Bluetooth model. Older iPads with a headphone jack work with the 3.5 mm models. The 3.5 mm plug does not fit USB or Lightning ports.
Up to 85 hours per charge with the LED lights off and about 20 hours with them on. A 10-minute charge gives about 9.5 hours. With the AUX cable plugged in they also work with a flat battery.
Yes. The LED lights can be switched off or changed in Bluetooth mode. Some colours are sold without LED lights, and those are marked on their cards.
The brand lists the corded kids headphones for ages 3 and up and the USB-C model for ages 3 to 16. The Bluetooth model is described for toddlers and kids. The full-size wired model fits older kids, teens and adults.
On Amazon, all colours of one model share one listing family, so they show the same star rating and review count. The rating describes the model as a whole, not one colour.
Yes. All lines have ear cups that swivel 90° and a headband that folds, so they fit into a backpack or carry-on bag.