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Belkin SoundForm ANC review: Middle of the road can be perfectly fine

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Belkin SoundForm ANC review: Middle of the road can be perfectly fine

At this point, I’ve reviewed enough kids-specific headphones that a baseline of comfort and sound has been established. So I was intrigued when Belkin offered its new SoundForm ANC noise-cancelling headphones to test out.

At $40, these headphones look more premium than others in that range and promise features that more expensive kids' cans typically come with.

After a month of listening, the Belkin SoundForm ANC won’t dethrone iClever Q950 as my favorite kids' headphones, but at half the price, there’s some good here and one major flaw.

The Belkin SoundForm ANC cost $39 at Amazon, a good deal for over-ear headphones which usually cost at least $20 higher or more.

I want to note that there are other Belkin SoundForm headphones. If you don't save the link here, I highly recommend using "Belkin SoundForm kids headphones" in your search; it can get confusing otherwise.

Belkin’s offering competes with offerings like the iClever Auraa headphones ($39) and the Puro Sound Lab BT2200s ($99) or the extremely low-cost $20 JBL Junior 320s. The Puro Sound Lab options and iClever Q950 are the more premium options, but if you’re trying to save a buck, the Belkin SoundForm ANC serve as a nice middle ground.

With muted colorways (blue, pink, black and white), the Belkin SoundForm ANC look more adult than most kid headphones, which tend to be brighter. The ANC headphones are an extension of Belkin’s SoundForm lineup of noise-cancelling headphones for both adults and kids.

They have a matte finish and seem to have a fairly durable build.


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