JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones - Pink: Over-Ear Foam Cushions, Built-In Mic, Water-Resistant

A: Hi Silvie, Yes you absolutely can connect these to a Switch Lite or any other device that includes bluetooth! I hope you have a wonderful day

A: Hi Bethany, Great question! The Pop headphones have a USB-C port on the bottom of the earcup that will allow you to plug any standard usb-c cord into! I hope this helps

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about the JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones. These headphones charge using a USB cable. They use a USB charging port (typically USB‑C) You plug the cable into the headphones and the other end into a USB charger, laptop, or power source So there’s no battery replacement needed—just recharge them like a phone. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833‑848‑8324 every day, between 7am–11pm CST.

A: Hi Julia, while the headphones do have a volume limiting functionality, you can increase the base volume of the headphones if there are loud noises around. They should work just fine, then! I hope this helps

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones - Pink: Over-Ear Foam Cushions, Built-In Mic, Water-Resistant Yes, you can hear and use the JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones on an airplane, but they are designed with specific safety features that may require adjustment in loud environments. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi Paige, if the Tonie Box has bluetooth connectivity, then they absolutely will work! I hope this helps.

A: Hi, thank you for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones. Yes, but it depends entirely on which version of the Toniebox you own and how you connect them.Because the JLab JBuddies Pop headphones are 2-in-1 wireless and wired headphones, you have a couple of options depending on your specific audio box setup:If you have the Toniebox 2 (USB-C Version)You can connect them wirelessly via Bluetooth, though it can be a bit tricky. While the Tonies support documentation states that the Toniebox 2 supports third-party Bluetooth headphones, many parents on Reddit forums note that the box can be quite stubborn when pairing with non-Tonie brand headsets. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: HI txsunshine, great question! Our headphones are designed to pair withs each other if both users have the same model. You could, in theory, buy the same JBuddies pop for yourself, but they are really made for kids sized heads. I hope that helps!

A: Hi txsunshine, thanks for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones. The JLab JBuddies Pop Wireless Kids' Headphones do support audio sharing with another pair of the same model. This feature allows two kids to wirelessly connect their JBuddies Pop headphones to the same audio source, like a phone or tablet, and listen together. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi Mi, thanks for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones No, the JLab JBuddies Pop Wireless Kids' Headphones are not recommended for an 18-month-old. While they are designed for children and have adjustable, safe volume settings, they are still geared towards older kids, typically ages six and up. The headphones are adjustable to fit smaller heads, but an 18-month-old's head is significantly smaller and may not fit properly. Additionally, the headphones have features like a shared/wired mode and controls on the cord, which are more suitable for older children who can understand and utilize these functions. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi Mi, great question and the answer would most likely be, no. They won't be a great fit for the head of an 18 month old. These have a 5+ age rating on them, and we'd recommend not using headphones before that age! I hope that helps.

A: Hi Mi, at 18 years old, I'd more likely recommend one of our adult-sized headphones, even though the JBuddies Pop will fit. We have headphones that will have a wider volume range and more advanced features for mature users! I hope that helps.

A: Hi Mi, thanks for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones While JLab JBuddies Pop headphones are marketed for kids, they can be a suitable option for an 18-year-old, especially if they have a smaller head size or prefer the volume limiting feature. The headphones are adjustable and can fit an adult head, but their comfort level might be questionable for extended use. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi LB, thanks for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones. That's a thoughtful idea, Grandma! Unfortunately, the Nintendo Switch natively only supports one Bluetooth audio device at a time. This means you can't directly connect two pairs of the JLab JBuddies Pop headphones (or any two Bluetooth headphones) to the Switch simultaneously for both grandkids to hear the game audio wirelessly. However, there are a couple of potential workarounds to achieve what you're looking for: 1. Wired Headphones with a Splitter: The most straightforward and reliable solution for simultaneous audio is to use wired headphones and a headphone splitter. The Nintendo Switch has a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. You can purchase a simple audio splitter that plugs into this jack and provides two or more headphone outputs. You would then need to get two pairs of wired kids' headphones (like a wired version of the JBuddies, if available, or any other comfortable and safe wired headphones for children). Pros: Simple to set up, no battery concerns for the headphones, generally inexpensive. Cons: Kids are tethered to the Switch by wires, which could be less ideal in a car. 2. Bluetooth Adapter for Multiple Headphones (Potentially More Complex): While the Switch's built-in Bluetooth only supports one audio device, there are third-party Bluetooth audio adapters designed specifically for the Nintendo Switch that claim to support connecting two Bluetooth headphones simultaneously. These adapters typically plug into the USB-C port or the headphone jack of the Switch. Pros: Wireless audio for both kids. Cons: Compatibility: Not all Bluetooth adapters support dual headphone connections, and compatibility can be finicky. You'll need to research and ensure the adapter explicitly states this feature and has good reviews for the Switch. Potential Latency: Bluetooth can sometimes have a slight audio delay (latency). Using two Bluetooth devices simultaneously might exacerbate this, which could be distracting for gaming. Battery Life: Both the headphones and the Bluetooth adapter will need to be charged. Controller Limitation: Nintendo's official support states that when using Bluetooth audio, you can only connect a maximum of two wireless controllers. If your grandkids are playing a game that requires more controllers, this could be an issue. Recommendation: For a long car ride and a simple, reliable solution, using wired headphones with a headphone splitter is likely the best option. It avoids the complexities of Bluetooth limitations and potential latency issues. If you are set on a wireless solution, you would need to carefully research third-party Bluetooth adapters for the Nintendo Switch that specifically advertise dual headphone support and read user reviews to ensure they work well. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hi LB, great question! Once you've paired the JBuddies pop to the nintendo switch, you can actually pair the other pair of JBuddies Pop together with the first using our Audio Sharing capabilities. If both kids have the same model of headphones from JLab, they will be able to pair wireless to share the same audio source. Super useful!

A: Hi Anne B, while the iPad can only connect to one headphone at a time, our wireless JBuddies have an audio share mode which you can activate this way: https://help.jlab.com/cdn/shop/files/en_JBuddies_Pop_Wireless_Manual_en.pdf?v=15721811513828744080 So this is a great way to have two headphones pair with one ipad!

A: Hi Anne B, thanks for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones. Unfortunately, the JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones do not support connecting to two devices simultaneously. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.

A: Hey wthom0817, these are on-ear headphones! We make a JBuddies Studio Pro headphone that goes over the ear, but all the JBuddies headphones sold at Target are on-ear style.

A: Hi wthom0817, thanks for reaching out about JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones. Based on the information available, the JLab JBuddies Pop Bluetooth Wireless Kids' Headphones are on-ear headphones. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7am-11pm CST.