8 Pack Classroom Headphones Bulk for School Student Headsets Wired On-Ear Over-Ear Earphones Class Set Individually Bagged in 6 Multiple Colors

My 11-yr-old granddaughter tested the headphone. She loved the color choices. She said it was comfortable and very clear.

These are quick replacements when my students break their headphones. They work, fit their ears and head and haven’t broke. I’d recommend if you need a cheap set of headphones.

Key takewaway: These work OK, but if the wire is jostled even the tiniest bit you will hear some static sounds overlayed on your audio briefly.Our kids are rough on headphones, stretching them, etc. So, we got these as a cheap set rather than replacing more expensive headphones, at least until they are old enough to care for them better.The color choices are great, and the ear pieces rotate 90 degrees to store flat when not in use.The fit is OK (not great), and they can be adjusted for larger head sizes. Ideally, I would have liked to adjust ours smaller for my seven year old than the smallest setting, but he can use them OK.The headphones sit flat on the ears, and there are no ear cups, so there isn't a seal around the ears to help with audio quality. The ear covering material is thin.My main issue is how touchy they are. When wearing the headphones, if the base of the cord near the jack is jostled by the wire moving or changing angle ever so slightly (even when maintaining a solid connection to your device), then you will hear static/bad connection sounds on top of your audio. The static will stop when the cord is still again. They work, but the audio quality and consistency could definitely be better.Given the quality, I do not expect them to last for a long time. They work for our needs now, and there are enough in the set that we can swap them out as needed for a while. When the kids are older we'll defintely upgrade to better quality headphones, though.I can see these potentially working as a cheap, disposable set of headphones for a classroom.(FYI Due to personal tax considerations, Vine items cost me around ~30% on average. So I treat them just the same as the usual purchased items and review accordingly.)

These are great in my classroom!

Used in my 6th grade English classes, kept them stored in a hanging shoe rack. Kids loved them and found them easy to use with Chromebooks.

Our kids like to listen to podcasts and audio books but they aren't always the most careful with their headphones. I don't want to spend $20-30 on a pair of headphones only for them to need to be replaced after 6-months. I thought buying a cheaper pack would allow us have plenty of back-ups and avoid more expensive replacements, but I'm on the fence on whether that was the best route to go. These are very comfortable and the sound quality is adequate. The problem is they are just built so cheaply one wrong tug on the cord cuts out one of the speakers. One pair fell off the table and the speaker now rattles around on the inside. So I don't know if it is actually more cost effective in the end!If you are careful and have a safe way to care of them, you'll likely get a lot of good use for them. But they just aren't very durable so your mileage will vary.

I bought them the end of last school year and shared them with my students this year. Day one more than half didn’t work, partially worked or needed to be jiggled to kinda work

Make sure you understand that these headphones do not include a microphone. As long as that’s not an issue, then these are fine, for the price. The sound is quite good for this sort of thing. Adjustable length over the head. If you’re looking for high-quality . . . long-lasting. . . extra padded. . . .These are not it. But for occasional use. . . “emergency replacement”. . . travel. . .and so on . . .these work just fine.These headphones are Made in China and being sold by a Chinese company on Amazon.