Belkin’s wireless headphones for kids now available at a 25% discount.
You can snag a discount on Belkin’s SoundForm Mini 2 wireless headphones, designed specifically for kids. These on-ear headphones come with an 85-decibel volume limit for safe listening, user-friendly controls, and a unique feature that allows audio sharing with a second pair, whether wired or wirelessly, without needing extra gear. Use the code VERGE25OFF to get 25% off when purchasing up to two pairs of SoundForm Mini 2 headphones.
The model priced at $29.99, which doesn’t include a zip-up carrying case, drops to $22.49. There’s also a selection of colors available that come with a case, priced at $29.99 instead of $39.99 when the discount code is applied at checkout.
While these headphones don’t offer noise cancellation, they should perform well in most environments. They boast an impressive battery life of up to 55 hours on a single charge and can fold up neatly for easy transport. Designed for ages 3 and up, they feature an adjustable headband and cushioned earcups. They’re straightforward in design, but the audio-sharing mode is a fantastic solution for keeping multiple kids entertained without needing to buy an audio splitter or wireless transmitter.
In other notable deals:
* The Sonos Ace has been succeeded by the $449 Ace Ultra, which features enhanced battery life, improved noise cancellation, and the much-requested ability to connect directly to speakers via Wi-Fi, allowing for more freedom around your home. While the Ace Ultra offers significant upgrades, the original Sonos Ace remains a great value at the current sale price of $299.99 from various retailers. Although not a new discount, it’s a solid option for those looking for a more budget-friendly choice. In a recent review, we pointed out some issues with the Sonos app and noted that the Ace didn’t support TV Audio Swap with the Beam and Ray soundbars. However, the company has announced plans to revamp the app, and support for those soundbars has now been added.
* Kirby Air Riders for the Nintendo Switch 2 is currently about $20 off for the physical version at Amazon, marking its lowest price yet at $51.99, while the digital version remains at $69.99. Although it may not be a must-have title for budget-conscious gamers, it offers a thrilling experience reminiscent of F-Zero that Mario Kart can’t quite replicate. This sequel to Kirby Air Ride on the GameCube provides players with more options in terms of characters, aircraft, and a variety of game modes beyond just racing.
* If you’re in the mood to browse but aren’t sure what to get, check out the Amazon Resale catalog of returned products. Many items are discounted by up to 30% when added to your cart. Look for the green “Save at checkout” label on listings where Amazon Resale is the seller. While I didn’t find any jaw-dropping deals on consoles or major items, there are good savings to be had on accessories like controllers and headphones.
