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product_id: 11037106
title: "Etymotic Research ETY-Kids5 Safe-Listening Earphones, Pink"
brand: "etymotic research"
price: "5.72 DT"
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reviews_count: 7
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# Comfort eartips 4ft cable 6mm drivers Etymotic Research ETY-Kids5 Safe-Listening Earphones, Pink

**Brand:** etymotic research
**Price:** 5.72 DT
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Listen Safely, Play Loudly!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Etymotic Research ETY-Kids5 Safe-Listening Earphones, Pink by etymotic research
- **How much does it cost?** 5.72 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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- etymotic research enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted etymotic research brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Stylish & Fun:** Available in vibrant pink, making listening a fashionable experience.
- • **Durable Design:** Reinforced 4-foot cable ensures longevity for active youngsters.
- • **High-Quality Audio:** Frequency response of 20 Hz - 15 kHz for rich sound without the risk.
- • **Perfect Fit for Kids:** Includes multiple eartips for a snug and comfortable experience.
- • **Safe Sound for Little Ears:** Engineered to protect sensitive hearing while delivering quality sound.

## Overview

The Etymotic Research ETY-Kids5 Safe-Listening Earphones are designed specifically for children aged 4 and above, featuring 6mm neodymium drivers that ensure safe sound output. With a reinforced 4-foot cable and a variety of eartips for a comfortable fit, these earphones provide a high-quality audio experience while protecting sensitive ears. The stylish pink design adds a fun touch, making them a must-have accessory for young music lovers.

## Description

Kids today are constantly bombarded by unsafe noise levels in their daily lives. While children are young, parents can influence the kind of earphones kids use. ETY-Kids5 earphones are engineered for safe sound output while maintaining Etymotic’s superior sound quality. Their 6mm neodymium moving coil drivers fit comfortably in small ears while the proprietary acoustic side branch and dampers redistribute energy, smooth out response peaks and compensate for weak highs normally found in moving coil drivers. 35-42dB of noise isolation reduce the impulse to turn up the volume, protecting young ears from noise induced hearing damage. ETY-Kids5 reinforced 4 ft. cable and 3.5mm stereo jack make them durable for everyday use and compatible with most devices. Includes assorted eartips and carrying pouch.

## Features

- For ages 4 and above and anyone overly sensitive to loud sounds
- 6 mm neodymium moving coil drivers fit small ears and are engineered for safe sound output
- Reinforced 4 foot cable; high-gloss finish; 3.5mm stereo phone plug
- Includes an assortment of eartips for a comfortable fit and carrying pouch
- Frequency Response - 20 Hz - 15 kHz and Impedance - 300 Ohms

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    The neutral sound is great. The fit is the question.
  

*by F***D on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 20, 2020*

The ETY Kids ER5 is not just for kids. This review is strictly from an adult music listening point of view, as well as subjective---everyone hears differently (and everyone’s ears are physically unique), and a lot depends on your source (what you have them hooked up to) and how you use them.SOUND. All Etymotics are similar: accuracy, clarity, and neutrality are the keys. The neutral for most Etymotics is the Diffuse Field (DF) neutrality, not the bassier Harman version. Bass, midrange and treble are well represented, with no part of the frequency response emphasized or exaggerated. The bass is clear, but not huge, and not boomy---and (sorry for bassheads) not “fun”. The midrange and treble are clear but not harsh.  Neutral, straightforward, uncolored.These deliver on clarity and detail, and the overall sound is lean, cool, accurate, and refreshingly no nonsense. I would expect that some ears not accustomed to a flat response would find them devoid of entertainment value. Etymotics are the diametric opposite of the pumped bass-heavy crudeness and glaring, peaky "V" signatures of most in-ears on the market.Interestingly, the ETY Kids and the Etymotic MK Isolator sound almost identical. I believe they are basically the same IEM. The only difference: the less expensive ETY Kids version has a higher impedence, a purposely lower volume as a safety measure (for kids use). What this means is that with the ETY Kids, you have to turn the volume up a little bit more.I do not find this to be an issue at all (as long as I remember to turn the volume back down when done listening, to prevent blowing out my ears or the speakers if I forget). In fact, I prefer the higher impedance because it gives me more control over the volume.Bottom line, the sound is great---if you get them to fit. Which brings us to the biggest question with these.FIT and COMFORT. Here is where you either love or hate Etymotics. Unlike most ear buds and other IEMs, Etymotics are long and “deep fitting”, and require you to insert them deeply into your ear canals.  Even with a lot of uncomfortable experimentation, twisting, pushing, and angling, you still may not get it right.I must have unusual ear canals, because a good fit was almost impossible. These came with 3-flange silicone tips and the Glider tips (ER38-17), even though Etymotics has discontinued the Gliders.The 3-flanges didn't fit well at all, and there was also no seal and no isolation from outside noise with any of them. I did get an adequate fit and seal with the old Glider tips (ER38-17) with decent isolation.I also had some luck with ER38-14 foam ear tips (that came with my MK Isolators) but they were not perfect. They provided a better fit and seal, and better than average isolation, but they still didn't entirely block out, for instance, the hammering of construction workers a half a block away.I have since invested in a set of Earphones Plus replacement foam ear tips in small, medium and large sizes, so that I can further experiment. The best fit overall so far has been with the Etymotic foams and the replacement foams.Even with the best fit that I could manage, Etymotics still stick out more than I believe they should. I envy other Etymotic users who manage to get these things so far in that the “L” part of the ear phone is almost flush with the surface of their ears.Finally, like on many ear buds and IEMs, there is a microphonics issue with these. Anytime the wires are touched, there is noise. Not a huge problem, but it is there nevertheless.I find the marketing of this IEM to kids rather odd. Besides the pink color, there is nothing kid-oriented about these very adult-tuned IEMs. I especially advise caution regarding the fit. If I can’t get them far enough into the ear canals, how does a 4 year old kid?I recommend these and all Etymotics for the quality of the sound, for adults who seek a clear, neutral frequency response in an IEM. It is extremely difficult to find IEMs and ear buds under $100 with anything close to a neutral/flat sound signature. And--- given that it is essentially the MK Isolator with a minor volume limiter--- I certainly recommend the ETY Kids to adults as the entry level Etymotic.The sound, fit, and comfort are definitely not for everyone.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Nice reasonably priced
  

*by R***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 12, 2012*

We were looking for a earbud or headphone which would block out external noise for our child.  The use case would be in the car so he can tune out his brother and while doing home work (maybe with music or noise machine).  My biggest worry was that he would not like putting these in his ears.  Since this is a gift which has yet to be giving the jury is still out on that.  This review is solely being given on my testing them to make sure they work.  Edit: having now tried them he loves them (after playing around with the different ear pieces it comes with).I bought these since I have a pair of Etymotic HF3 which I love.  Like the HF3 these are placed into the ear canal, like an ear plug.  They are a little tricky to place in the ear and it takes practice but once in properly I have found them to be extremely comfortable.  This seams to be a personal issue which others may have strong disagreement with.  When music is not playing they work just like an ear plug in that they attenuate outside noise.  You will still be able to hear a little bit of what is going on but not much.  Once the music starts you will be in your own world and only loudest of noises will break you out of it.  These kids ETYs only can be turn up to a moderate-low listening level on a iPod/iPhone.  When testing on my iPhone at full volume they played at a normal listening level.  In other words they will probably always be used with the volume up all the way up just to get to a reasonable listening level ... so Kid safety A+ ... but music enveloping enjoyment B- because you'll always wish for a little more volume.  The frequency response is great for most music (so don't let the quoted 15khz top end dissuade you ... it's really quite good.  I'd say as good as the HF3 at the same volume).  Note for you spec people the frequency response reported by the speaker/earbud manufactures often means nothing as they don't quote where or how they are taking the measurements  (i.e. 20-20kHz means nothing but 20-20k @-3db has some weight).  A 2nd issue with frequency response is that in-ear buds need to take into account the frequency filtering your outer ear has on sound.  This is why ety quotes % accuracy (to the frequency curve in ear) rather then the more traditional 20-20k flat curve we use outside the ear.The cord and plug seem to be the same as the HF3, very sturdy.  The earbud body is plastic with a rubber strain relief (the HF3 has rubberized body (I assume over plastic)).  I suspect that these are going to be as sturdy as my HF3's.  (I have a few times now taken my HF3's out of my ears and forgot about them as I walked around dragging them behind me until I discovered the fact because I felt a tug from the cord plugged into my phone as they got caught up on something or I stepped on them.  Each time I'm amazed that they were not damaged!).  The other great thing about the cord is that it resists getting tangled (Unlike my Klipsch x-10 or apple ear buds).Overall for the price  (around $35) these are a very good set of noise isolating ear buds.The only Con is it's strength ... they won't play loud!!

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    No bass/mid-tones on lower volumes.
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 15, 2014*

These IEM's are based on the fabulous Etymotic line and have a very good sound quality. They use a resistor to make sure the soundvolume can't be turned up too loud as to prevent ears from being damaged. They also insulate very good.Now the idea is good, the execution, in my opinion, lacked some though.The problem that I'm having is that, since they insulate very well, they don't require a loud volume. And with a lower volume the bass is totally lost. There is NO BASS whatsever; only high and a little of the midrange remains. You'd have to turn up the volume to max (>90%) to experience the lower end of the sound spectrum. And at 100% the volume is too loud for my taste.To use the headphonelist scoring:Accessoires: 4Isolation: 4.5Microphonics: 3Comfort: 3.5Sound: 7 (on max volume), 3 (on lower volumes)Price is acceptable.<edit 04-01-2016>One of the earphones broke off at the corner. Since I'm out of warranty I contacted Etymotic. They still replace the earphones free of charge! so thumbs up for their support department.The earphones still aren't the most comfortable, but they insulate brilliantly and I still like them for that.

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