Puro Sound Labs, a premier consumer electronics audio company, is now shipping the first ever studio-grade Bluetooth Kids Wireless headphones with built-in volume optimization. The company will provide consumers with premium quality, hearing-healthy, contemporary designed on-ear and over-ear headphone monitors at disruptive prices. This is the first in a line of products that aim to deliver this unique experience and value.
The Puro Sound Labs BT2200 are Bluetooth headphones created specifically for kids and designed with the health and safety of a child as a priority. They will be the first ever and only studio-grade Bluetooth headphones on the market made especially for kids with volume limiting ear protection. Volume levels over 85 decibels (dB) have been known to cause hearing loss over time. Their unique headphone design protects children’s ears, while delivering studio-grade sound. With hearing health and education in mind, Puro Sound has committed to donating a portion of every sale of all Puro Sound products through 2015 to the Hearing Health Foundation.
„Noise-induced hearing loss is 100% preventable; however prolonged exposure to sounds that are 85 decibels (dB) or above, such as loud music, is often the culprit. By placing an 85 dB volume limit on their headphones, Puro Sound is taking significant strides towards protecting children’s hearing against premature hearing loss. We are excited to work together to achieve the same goal of both educating and providing consumers with hearing-friendly solutions,” said Claire Schultz, CEO, Hearing Health Foundation. „We are looking forward to their continued support and their on-going efforts towards our collective cause.” To find out more about safe listening levels and how to prevent hearing loss visit http://hearinghealthfoundation.org/safe-and-sound.
Puro Sound Labs headphones are designed with a unique frequency response curve called Puro Balanced Response®, designed to recreate the natural sound produced in a perfectly tuned listening room in the headphone listening experience. This helps to maximize the satisfaction of Healthy Ears® hearing protection.
Great care has gone into the design and materials used in the headphones. A soft and supple cushioning material and durable lightweight aluminum are used to make the headphones comfortable for young ears and to stand up to everyday use. Their design also attenuates over 82% of ambient noise, eliminating a need for higher volume limits. When combined, Puro’s Balanced Response® Curve and the headphones’ noise attenuation design, kids can enjoy their music with no need to exceed safe playback levels.
Parents will love them for their great value and hearing health while kids will love them for their comfort, wireless Bluetooth freedom and great sound. Plus, when employing Bluetooth wireless technology, the chance of a child getting tangled or caught on the headphones’ cable is reduced.
BT2200 features:
o Unique volume governor system that limits sound output on most portable devices to 85 dB for parents’ peace of mind
o Puro Limiter cable insures 85 dB sound limit for the auxiliary wired experience
o Puro Balanced Response® equally balances bass, mids and highs, delivering clear, understandable vocal reproduction without excessive volume
o Ambient noise limiting by up to 82%* – even in noisy environments like an airplane, allowing for reasonable listening levels
o Integrated microphone for seamless use with a phone
o 18 Hours of Battery Life for Music Playback & 200 Hours Standby
o Durable, Lightweight Aluminum Construction
o Supple Protein Leather Ear Cushions and Headband
o Puro EQ App for iOS (Android coming soon)
o Folds Flat for Travel
Puro Sound has also developed the Puro Sound Equalizer App, an iOS 16-band EQ application that allows headphones to be customized to the listener’s sound and genre preferences. A version of the app for Android devices will be available after the first of the year.
„After much anticipation and positive feedback from headphone experts, we are excited to launch what we feel is the best set of headphones on the market for kids. Parents may not know that more than 12 percent of children between the ages of six and 19 suffer from noise-induced hearing loss. By limiting the BT2200 sound level to an appropriate 85 db, we are doing our part to prevent kids from becoming part of that statistic. Enjoy the music, apps and games they love in a studio-grade environment, safely,” said Jason Wehner, CTO of Puro Sound Labs.
We are on a mission to not only provide. The company will provide consumers with premium quality, hearing contemporary designed on-ear and over-ear headphone monitors at disruptive prices. This is the first in a line of products that aim to deliver this unique experience and value.
The Puro Sound Labs BT2200 are Bluetooth headphones created specifically for kids and designed with the health and safety of a child as a priority. They will be the first ever and only studio-grade Bluetooth headphones on the market made especially for kids with volume limiting ear protection. Their unique headphone design protects children’s ears, while delivering studio-grade sound.
The „Kid-friendly” Puro Sound Labs BT2200 will be available for $79.99 in White/silver and Tan/gold colors and available through authorized online resellers including amazon.com and purosound.com.
*Source: Puro Sound Labs
About PURO SOUND LABS
Established in 2014, Puro Sound Labs is a premier consumer electronics audio company that designs innovative and audiophile quality audio products. Using only the very best of science and engineering available, Puro Sound Labs engineers have been able to master the art of methodically replicating big room sound and fine-tuning audio and introducing a new generation of premium sound entertainment. You know great sound when you hear it – Puro Sound Labs know the science behind creating it. For more information please visit www.purosound.com.
About Hearing Health Foundation
Hearing Health Foundation is the largest private funder of hearing research, with a mission to prevent and cure hearing loss through groundbreaking research. Since 1958 Hearing Health Foundation has given away millions of dollars to hearing and balance research, including work that led to cochlear implant technology and now through the Hearing Restoration Project is working on a cure for hearing loss. Hearing Health Foundation also publishes Hearing Health magazine, a free consumer resource on hearing loss and related technology, research, and products. To learn more, subscribe to our magazine, or support this work, visit www.hhf.org.
