Belkin’s kid-friendly wireless headphones are 25 percent off

The SoundForm Mini 2 come in a variety of colors, and include a carrying case if you’re willing to spend a bit more. | Image: The Verge Verge readers can get a discount on Belkin’s SoundForm Mini 2 wireless headphones .

The kid-focused on-ear headphones feature an 85-decibel volume limit and easy controls, and a mode that lets them beam audio (wired or wirelessly) to a second pair without extra hardware.

Readers can use the code VERGE25OFF to save 25 percent on up to two pairs of SoundForm Mini 2 headphones.

The $29.99 model without the zip-up carrying case gets knocked down to $22.49.

Alternatively, a more limited selection of colors are currently available that include a case, which is $29.99 instead of $39.99 once the offer code is applied in the cart.

Belkin SoundForm Mini 2 headphones Where to Buy: $29.99 $22.49 at Belkin (without carrying case) $39.99 $29.99 at Belkin (with carrying case) While these don’t deliver noise cancellation, they should be good enough for most situations.

They can last up to 55 hours on a single change, and they can fold up neatly to fit into a variety of bags.

The SoundForm Mini 2 are made for ages 3 and up, and feature an adjustable headband and cushioned earcups.

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