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Califone announced the introduction of the first animal-themed ear muffs designed specifically for children. (more…)

The movie industry celebrates its best and brightest this weekend, but we thought “why should they have all of the fun?” So cast your vote in the first annual “Oscarfone Awards”! (more…)

A shared concern these days is the pressure to stay on budget yet still supply students with necessary materials for a productive learning environment. It can often be difficult to do more with less and the idea of bundled products and buying in bulk can quickly become an appealing prospect. That’s why Califone offers some of the most trusted headphones or headsets grouped together as a multi-packed unit. (more…)

Weighing the lighter 3060 vs the more durable 2924 series

Choosing the right tool for the job can help you be more productive, save time or money, or in the case of school headphones, can make a world of difference for student learning. Just as you’d choose a finishing hammer over a sledgehammer for completing a cabinet, headphones are similarly made with different features and construction for varying purposes. (more…)

Ideal for headphones in high-use settings

The increased use of personal audio technology within classroom learning centers and language labs in schools has led to a greater reliance on the frequent and repeated use of headphones by multiple students. To help educators and students address hygienic concerns, Califone International, Inc., introduces a line of headphone Earpad covers to fit its best selling headphones and headsets. (more…)

San Fernando, CA — Califone and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) continued their messaging advocating for the safe use of personal audio technology in classrooms.Representatives from the two organizations met at the just concluded NECC conference to discuss how to reach educators and students to integrate safe listening practices. ASHA recently found that 40 percent of students reported they set their music players’ volume too loud, or above 85 decibels, which is a level hearing experts recommend not be exceeded. (more…)