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Designed for your kid and built by them, the Kibu Wired Headphones make learning fun.
Deconstructing kids’ headphone design – as seen on Dragons’ Den
Featuring a unique build-it-yourself design, the Kibu Wired Headphones Wild Berry teach your child about more than just music, they’ll learn basic STEM skills too. What goes together also comes apart, making these a repairable, sustainable choice. Lightweight, comfortable and with a built-in volume limit, it’s little wonder that they are multi-award-winning and have even featured on Dragons’ Den.
Build your kid’s skills
Delivered as a kit, the fun begins the moment the box is opened. Designed to improve children’s STEM skills, building the Kibu Wired Headphones takes around ten minutes. There are no tools, screws or adhesives required, the parts simply push together. Once assembled, your child will have gained valuable knowledge and have pride in their work.
Replaceable parts for sustainability
Because every part is clicked into place, the Kibu Wired headphones are also sustainable. If any part breaks, it can simply be replaced and, because your child constructed them in the first place, they’ll know just how to repair them. For wider sustainability, the parts are 3D printed from a plant-based bioplastic made from crops like corn, rather than oil. There are also no batteries, making recycling much easier.
Safe volume limit
Designed for kids, the Kibu Wired headphones are light and sit comfortably on smaller heads. The Kibu Safety Engine restricts the volume to 85dB, which is considered a sensible maximum for children.
Simple, plug n’ play operation
Using the Kibu Wired headphones is simplicity itself. With no batteries or pairing, your child easily grasps the 3.5mm plug socket connection. Compatible with a vast range of products, including the Yoto, Toniebox 1, Switch, and many laptops and other portable devices, the 3.5mm connection is still a universal standard.
Give your kids a head start, with the Kibu Wired Headphones Midnight Berry.
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Deconstructing kids’ headphone design – as seen on Dragons’ Den
Featuring a unique build-it-yourself design, the Kibu Wired Headphones Wild Berry teach your child about more than just music, they’ll learn basic STEM skills too. What goes together also comes apart, making these a repairable, sustainable choice. Lightweight, comfortable and with a built-in volume limit, it’s little wonder that they are multi-award-winning and have even featured on Dragons’ Den.
Build your kid’s skills
Delivered as a kit, the fun begins the moment the box is opened. Designed to improve children’s STEM skills, building the Kibu Wired Headphones takes around ten minutes. There are no tools, screws or adhesives required, the parts simply push together. Once assembled, your child will have gained valuable knowledge and have pride in their work.
Replaceable parts for sustainability
Because every part is clicked into place, the Kibu Wired headphones are also sustainable. If any part breaks, it can simply be replaced and, because your child constructed them in the first place, they’ll know just how to repair them. For wider sustainability, the parts are 3D printed from a plant-based bioplastic made from crops like corn, rather than oil. There are also no batteries, making recycling much easier.
Safe volume limit
Designed for kids, the Kibu Wired headphones are light and sit comfortably on smaller heads. The Kibu Safety Engine restricts the volume to 85dB, which is considered a sensible maximum for children.
Simple, plug n’ play operation
Using the Kibu Wired headphones is simplicity itself. With no batteries or pairing, your child easily grasps the 3.5mm plug socket connection. Compatible with a vast range of products, including the Yoto, Toniebox 1, Switch, and many laptops and other portable devices, the 3.5mm connection is still a universal standard.
Give your kids a head start, with the Kibu Wired Headphones Midnight Berry.
