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Fresh 'n Rebel Code Junior vs myFirst CareBuds Max

TECH DADSPECIAL STARFresh 'n Rebel Code Junior8.1Around £25Amazon
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MeasureFresh 'n Rebel Code JuniormyFirst CareBuds Max
Tech Dad Score8.17.7
Volume limiting8.07.0
Fit for small heads9.07.2
Durability7.08.0
Battery & connection8.09.6
Value8.28.0
Typical price£25£35
BatteryUp to 48 hours, 20 with lights on (Fresh 'n Rebel figures)Up to 52 hours at 50% volume

★ marks the stronger of the two. Scores are out of 10.

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TECH DADSPECIAL STAR
Fresh 'n Rebel

Fresh 'n Rebel Code Junior

Small cups, a long battery and a light-up lobster.

8.1
Best for small headsAround £25

Best for A first pair for a small three or four-year-old who gets swamped by bigger headphones.

myFirst

myFirst CareBuds Max

A huge battery and a clever transparency mode, for slightly older kids.

7.7
GoodAround £35

Best for School-age children who use headphones a lot and need them to last all week between charges.

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