Your audio setup, explained
Your device does the playing.
When you search for a music player for baby in the womb, it helps to separate the audio source from the speakers. Pixie Tunes plays audio supplied by your compatible device; it is not a music-storage or streaming device.
Start with your audio source
Your phone, tablet, or another compatible audio player holds or streams the audio. Choose the app you already use for music or saved recordings. Pixie Tunes does not require its own dedicated app or subscription.
Add the right Pixie Tunes kit
Premium supplies dual pregnancy speakers. Elite is an adapter for compatible earbuds. With either option, check your physical connections and exact equipment rather than assuming every device works the same way.
Decide whether to share the listening
For a compatible wired setup, the included splitter lets your own headphones and Pixie Tunes receive audio from the same source. Wireless connections depend on your earbuds and device; the splitter does not add Bluetooth features.
Keep your setup together
A carry case gives the speakers or adapters and small accessories a place to return to. Include any required USB-C or Lightning adapter with the kit so you do not have to search for it before each use. Follow the supplied instructions for playback and volume.
A few common questions
Does Pixie Tunes store songs?
No. Audio comes from the connected device and the apps or files you use.
Is there a required Pixie Tunes subscription?
No dedicated Pixie Tunes app or subscription is required to use the equipment. Your chosen audio services have their own terms.
Choose your Pixie Tunes setup
Compare Premium speakers with Elite headphone adapters, check your connections, and find the accessories that fit your equipment.