Kids may want to listen to Spotify or bedtime stories, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they need a smartphone.
A kids’ digital music player gives children their own device for music and audio while reducing distractions from messages, social media, games, and other smartphone features.
For families who want their children to enjoy music, stories, and audiobooks while spending less time on smartphones, Globluum offers different music player options designed for this purpose.
What Can a Kids’ Music Player Do?
Depending on the player model and app compatibility, kids can:
- Listen to music and playlists
- Use Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music
- Listen to audiobooks and bedtime stories
- Use audiobook services such as Audible
- Play music and audio files saved directly to the device
- Connect wired or Bluetooth headphones
- Play saved content without Wi-Fi
Parents can choose music, stories, and audiobooks based on their child’s age, interests, and listening habits.
How Do You Put Music on a Music Player?
In addition to using music and audiobook apps, parents can also save audio files directly to the player.
USB file transfer is one of the most common methods. Connect the player to a computer and copy songs, audiobooks, or other audio files to the device’s internal storage.
A microSD card can also be used to store additional content.
If you don’t want to use a computer, Globluum also supports wireless file transfers through Send Anywhere, making it easy to send audio files from a phone to the player.
Once the music is saved, it can be played directly from the device even when Wi-Fi is not available.
Can Kids Listen to Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and Audible?
Yes.
All Globluum SU3, SU5, SU7, and SU9 models support Wi-Fi and can use compatible music and audiobook services depending on the model and app compatibility, including services such as Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and Audible.
Kids can listen to content online through compatible apps or play music and audio files that have already been saved to the device.
The main difference between the four models is how open the system is and how apps are managed.
SU3 / SU5: Simple and More Controlled
SU3 and SU5 are designed with a simple kids’ experience and parental management in mind. They support Wi-Fi, music, and audiobook services, but app installation is restricted, making them a good choice for families who want fewer additional apps and a simpler experience.
SU7 / SU9: More Open and Flexible
SU7 and SU9 use a more open Android system and support compatible third-party apps through Google Play, while also providing parental control features. They are a better fit for families who want more app choices and greater flexibility.
In simple terms, all four models can meet children’s core needs for listening to music and audiobooks. The main difference is app management: SU3/SU5 focus on a simpler and more controlled experience, while SU7/SU9 offer a more open and flexible Android experience.
Can a Kids’ Music Player Play Audiobooks?
Yes.
In addition to music, kids can use a music player to listen to:
- Audiobooks
- Bedtime stories
- Podcasts
- Other audio content
Depending on the model and app compatibility, Globluum players can be used with audiobook services such as Audible and Libby. Parents can also save their existing audio files to the device for offline playback.
This makes it easy for kids to listen to their favorite content at bedtime, while traveling, or during quiet time.
Why Choose a Dedicated Kids’ Music Player Instead of a Smartphone?
A smartphone can play music, but it also comes with messages, social media, games, web browsing, and constant notifications.
For families who don’t want to give their children a smartphone too early, a dedicated music player can provide a more focused listening experience, keeping music, audiobooks, and stories on a device designed specifically for audio.
Parents can also choose a model based on their child’s age, needs, and preferred level of flexibility.
Can Kids Listen to Music Without Headphones?
Yes. A kids’ music player with a built-in speaker can play music, stories, and audiobooks without requiring headphones.
For younger children, parents can choose between the built-in speaker and headphones depending on the situation, while keeping listening volume and usage time at reasonable levels.
A World of Music Without a Smartphone
Kids don’t need a smartphone to have their own collection of music, stories, and audiobooks.
Looking for the right Globluum music player for your child?
Explore the detailed comparison of the SU3, SU5, SU7, and SU9 to compare their system, app support, storage, and parental control features and find the model that best fits your child’s needs.
