Philips SHK2000PK/27 Kids Headphone User Guide
- June 4, 2024
- Philips
Table of Contents
Philips SHK2000PK/27 Kids Headphones
Introduction
Kid’s Best Companion
Sized for kids, maximum volume limited
The right headphones to introduce mini music lovers to the world of sound.
The clear bass and playful design is tailored for growing kids and they are
tough enough to handle every situation. A volume cap of 85 dB keeps music fun
yet safe.
Perfect fit for kids
- Ergonomic, adjustable headband grows with the child
- Ultra-lightweight headband for superb comfort and fit
- Soft ear cushions provide a comfortable and secure fit Extra protection for kids
- Screw-free and durable design built for playing hard
- Noise-isolating ear cushions for clear sound at any volume Enjoy quality sound
- 32-mm Neodymium speaker drivers deliver pure balanced sound
Specifications
Sound
- Magnet type: Neodymium
- Impedance: 32 ohm
- Maximum power input: 40 mW
- Sensitivity: 99 dB
- Diaphragm: PET
- Frequency response: 12 – 22,000 Hz
- Speaker diameter: 32 mm
Product dimensions
- Product dimensions (W x H x D): 5.1 x 6.1 x 2.8 inch
- Product dimensions (W x H x D): 13 x 15.5 x 7 cm
- Weight: 0.1002 kg
- Weight: 0.221 lb.
Packaging dimensions
- Packaging dimensions (W x H x D): 19.8 x 22.1 x 7.5 cm
- Packaging dimensions (W x H x D): 7.8 x 8.7 x 3 inch
- EAN: 69 23410 73063 0
- Gross weight: 0.154 kg
- Gross weight: 0.34 lb.
- Net weight: 0.221 lb.
- Net weight: 0.1002 kg
- Number of products included: 1
- Packaging type: Blister
- Tare weight: 0.0538 kg
- Tare weight: 0.119 lb.
- Type of shelf placement: Both
Outer Carton
- Gross weight: 0.71 kg
- Gross weight: 1.566 lb.
- GTIN: 1 69 23410 73063 7
- Outer carton (L x W x H): 9.4 x 8.5 x 10.3 inch
- Outer carton (L x W x H): 24 x 21.5 x 26.2 cm
- Net weight: 0.3006 kg
- Net weight: 0.663 lb.
- Number of consumer packages: 3
- Tare weight: 0.903 lb.
- Tare weight: 0.4094 kg
Ergonomic headband
The simple, ergonomic headband is fully adjustable to fit any kid’s head comfortably and grow alongside him.
Neodymium speaker drivers
Neodymium is the best material for producing a strong magnetic field for greater sensitivity in a voice coil, better bass response and pure balanced sound quality.
Noise-isolating ear cushions
Noise-isolating ear cushions significantly reduce environmental noise, so kids don’t need volume to be immersed in music.
Screw-free design
Screw-free and durable design allows headphone parts to pop off and pop back into place easily.
Soft ear cushions
The ear shells are completely cushioned with soft foam for ultimate comfort and security.
Ultra lightweight headband
The slim headband is so ultra-light and comfortable that it’s a joy to wear for hours on end. Kids may easily forget that they even have it on.
User Support
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- 12 NC: 8670 001 14623
- EAN: 06 92341 07306 30
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these loud enough to be heard on a plane?
Yes, they were successful for my 4-year-old when he used them on a plane. He has used them while driving with loud music playing as well as when watching television and is able to hear his shows just fine.
Do all of these—android phones, iPads, boom boxes, leap frog devices—work with them?
It worked flawlessly on the iPad after I purchased it for my daughter. But I advise choosing a wireless headset.
These headphones do not work with the new iPad Mini that I just purchased. Do they not get along?
My older iPad mini still functions.
Could a 1-year-old wear these?
Most likely not. They wouldn’t be suitable for a child under one.
Do these fit my two-year-old?
They suit my 2.5-year-old, who is in them. They were originally purchased for my seven-year-old, but now everyone uses them.
How do children use headphones?
In essence, headphones function similarly to speakers and the opposite of microphones in that they convert electrical energy into sound by employing magnets to cause air vibrations, which in turn produce sound.
How do you care for in ear headphones?
Here are some things to keep in mind:
After each use, wipe.
Do not allow anyone else to use your headphones.
Brush any earwax or dirt off the driver unit gently.
Don’t forget to bring the jack.
Don’t put them in your pocket right away.
Avoid dangling the wires.
Keep your wiring neat and organized.
Avoid wrapping your cables tightly in loops.
Is Philips a reliable brand of headphones?
Given the high quality of the components they utilize, Philips headphones are fairly robust. However, they do have less expensive models that are a little more fragile. But with a little maintenance, they can outlast headphones from rival brands.
Why are headsets necessary for students?
In exam scenarios, using headphones or headsets can assist students focus by reducing background noise and distractions as well as improving listening comprehension and pronunciation.
Why do headphones malfunction?
The most common reasons why earphones and earbuds quit working are cable tension, incorrect wiring from the manufacturer, moisture damage, and damage to the sound drivers. These incidents could result in audio shorts or a total disconnect between the drivers and the audio source.
Why should children use earbuds at school?
The ability of headphones to motivate kids to continue learning is the main benefit of purchasing them for the classroom. Headphones are a necessary tool for students, whether they are used to aid in the learning process, improve hearing, or block out noise during testing.
Can headphones be harmed by water?
Headphone electronics and circuitry are moisture-sensitive. Your headphones may short circuit if the inside wiring is still getting power after being flooded or submerged, resulting in immediate damage.
Are headphones safe for kids?
Depending on the level, length of listening, and size of the ear canal, using headphones or earbuds can be safe for a youngster. It’s unlikely that one loud song will harm a child’s hearing. However, persistent exposure to loud music can eventually harm your hearing.
When may children start using headphones?
Therefore, the younger knees are more receptive to sound. In general, it’s not a good idea to use earphones on infants between the ages of 0 and 12 months, but in cases of severe emergency, infants can be given sound-limiting headphones to block out background noise, such as in flights.
What occurs if you unintentionally wash your earbuds?
On-ear headphones actually have a 50–50 chance of working again after being washed, so don’t give up. Never switch them on in a hurry. Give them a couple good drying days in a warm environment. Even though it means you won’t get to use the over-ear headphones.