Stem earbuds sized for smaller ears, packed in a bright blue-and-red case styled like a game controller, with 6 hours a charge and about 36 with the case.
The Awaiymi Kids Earbuds look like a toy and work like any other stem pair. The case is bright blue with a red lid, printed with a round thumbstick and four buttons, so it reads as a tiny game controller. Inside sit two blue-and-red stem buds with black silicone tips that are shaped for small ears.
That design matters more than it sounds. A child who likes the case keeps track of it, puts the buds back after use and remembers to charge it. Plain white cases tend to vanish into school bags and sofa cushions, while this one is hard to miss.
Adults are welcome too. The same small curve that suits a nine-year-old suits grown-ups who find standard buds press too hard, and the look makes a fun gift for anyone who spends evenings with a controller in hand.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model name in Bluetooth | F2 |
| Fit | In-ear with soft silicone tips, curved for small ears |
| Bluetooth | 5 series; quoted as 5.3 and as 5.0 by the maker |
| Playtime per charge | About 6 hours |
| Case refills | 3 to 5 charges, about 30 extra hours |
| Total with case | About 36 hours |
| Case charge time | About 1.5 hours over USB-C |
| Driver | 13mm dynamic |
| Microphones | One per bud, with call noise reduction |
| Controls | Touch: play, pause, tracks, calls, volume, voice assistant |
| Modes | Stereo with both buds, or one bud alone; game mode for lower delay |
| Water resistance | IPX4 |
| Weight per bud | About 0.1oz (2 to 3g) |
| Case design | Blue and red, styled like a game controller |
| Works with | Phones, tablets, computers, smartwatches |
| In the box | Earbuds, charging case, charging cable, user guide |
| Pack | Single pair; a two-pack version is also made |
Each bud plays for about 6 hours on a full charge, which covers a school day of online lessons or a long car journey. The case holds 3 to 5 refills, adding about 30 hours, so the total comes to roughly 36 hours before the case needs the wall.
Recharging the case takes around 1.5 hours with the included USB-C cable, short enough to do during dinner. Buds refill whenever they sit in the case, so the simplest rule for kids is to put them back every time.
| Situation | How the battery copes |
|---|---|
| Online lesson, 2 hours | Buds still have plenty left |
| Long drive, 5 to 6 hours | One charge usually lasts the trip |
| Weekend of games and videos | Refill from the case between sessions |
| Case flat | About 1.5 hours on USB-C |
Games drain buds a little faster than quiet audiobooks, because the volume tends to climb. Calls also use the microphones, so a long video chat shortens the session. The charging guide shows how to read the case lights on stem pairs like this.
Game mode is the other battery-friendly habit worth knowing. It shortens the delay between picture and sound in games, which makes shooting and rhythm games feel right, and it costs nothing to switch on when a match starts.
First pairing takes one tap. Turn on Bluetooth on the phone or tablet, take both buds out of the case, and choose F2 from the list of devices. After that, lifting the buds out is enough; they switch on and reconnect to the same device by themselves.
If only one side plays, return both buds to the case, close the lid for a few seconds and try again. The left-right reset guide covers a bud that stays silent after that.
The touch controls cover the full set: play and pause, previous and next track, answer and hang up, voice assistant and volume up and down. Show a child the two or three taps they need most, and leave the rest for later. The touch controls page has the common layout.
Tips matter as much as volume. Try the buds in both ears for a few minutes: they should feel snug without pushing, and sound should not change when your child turns their head. A tip that is too large aches after a lesson, one that is too small lets the bass drain away.
The Awaiymi Kids Earbuds suit a young gamer or a small-eared adult who wants something fun, light and simple. They pair with phones, tablets, computers and smartwatches, so the same buds follow a child from homework to game night.
A few points deserve a look before you buy:
For two children at once, the FEFURS U38 Kids 2-Pack puts a white and a blue set in one box on Bluetooth 5.4, with tips sized for ages 8 and up. For a softer look, the MIPOW Miffy TD17 is an open-fit pair with a little Miffy figure in the case. Older kids who prefer the classic white stems may like the pastel Xmenha TWS-19.
Sound is tuned for fun rather than studio accuracy: the 13mm drivers give games and pop songs a full low end, and voices in lessons stay clear. For a child's first pair that balance is about right.
If the game-pad case is the draw, this pair is an easy pick. The box holds the buds, the case, a charging cable and a user guide, so it is ready to wrap as a birthday or holiday present. Charge it before wrapping, and the first pairing on the day takes under a minute.
They show up as F2. Tap it once on the first pairing; after that the buds reconnect when you lift them out of the case.
They do not state a built-in volume cap, so set a limit on the phone or tablet. Short breaks every couple of hours are a good habit too.
Yes. The curve is designed for small ears, which suits adults with narrow ear canals as well as children.
Each child can use one bud in mono mode. For two full sets, a two-pack is the better choice.