Moomin headphones for children to Finland
BuddyPhones headphones, designed for children and featuring, among other things, Moomin characters, have arrived on sale in Finland. The headphones feature illustrations of, among others, Moominpappa, Little My and Nuuskamuikkunen.
The volume of the headphones is limited to 85 decibels, which is the safe volume for children according to the WHO guidelines. This can prevent hearing damage. If desired, the limit can also be adjusted to 75 and 94 decibels, but the adjustment is made so that children cannot access it.
The design of the headphones also takes children into account. The thermoplastic material used is more resistant to bending and compression than ordinary headphones. There is also a BuddyCable connection cable that can be connected to other headphones. The flat cable also prevents tangling.
The BuddyPhones headphones are available in several color options, with either a Moomin design or individually adhesive stickers with different themed designs. There are several models available, including the basic model, the Explorer with microphone, or the InFlight model suitable for air travel.
Availability and pricing
BuddyPhones headphones are available immediately at a value-added tax-free price of €24.90 – €69.90.
More information
www.auroragroup.fi
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