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I don't think it's a good idea, as hearing gets effected by it.
So, it's better to not to use them for long.
So, it's better to not to use them for long.
Using headphones or earphones in the long run
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I feel our hearing may get damaged even if we are not wearing earphones because of loud noises from road construction, trains, airplanes, radio/Stereo and TV speakers, fireworks, guns, loud humans and animal screams, loud gas cars and gas lawnmowers.
Some earphones and headphones set to a low or medium volume may help shield some of the harmful loud noises which we hear in our daily life because the earphone or headphone block some of the harmful loud noises from enterimg our ears.
Some earphones and headphones set to a low or medium volume may help shield some of the harmful loud noises which we hear in our daily life because the earphone or headphone block some of the harmful loud noises from enterimg our ears.
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I try not to use them anymore, unless required by work, for reasons you said as I don't want my hearing to get jacked up (heh).
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Headphones are alright
But earphones are bad and they can damage our hearing way more when compared to headphones.
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I feel headphone and earphone makers should set the max volume to a safe listening levels.
That’s if you crank the volume to a certain level. They don’t automatically damage your ears just by sticking them in, you have to use an acceptable level.
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That would be great
Sometimes I can hear stuff from other people who are using headphones, near me