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[BEST 10 list ] USE EARPHONES CAREFULLY- PREVENT HEARING LOSSES

Many people experience hearing loss caused by repeated exposure to loud noises or hearing loud music. And now, apart from noisy occupations, concerts and sporting events, public health officials are concerned about one other big culprit: headphones. You can still listen to music through your beloved headphones, but take some precautions to preserve your hearing e.g- choose good earphones.

As far as the SoundGuys community is concerned, we’re best off refraining from those tempting volume increases as a way of shutting the world out. Those people who often crank the volume might want to think about noise cancelling headphones. Yes, good ones are expensive, but if you’re financially ready to swing it, the value is worth safeguarding your health.


(Signs of hearing loss)warning signs and symptoms as detailed by the CDC-

  • -Difficulty registering high-frequency sounds like doorbells, telephone rings, and alarms
  • -Difficulty understanding conversations when in a loud environment. This sign relates back to the first one: as speech can be difficult to distinguish from background noise
  • -Difficulty understanding speech over the phone.
  • -Difficulty distinguishing consonants.
  • -Asking others to speak slowly and clearly.
  • -Asking others to repeat what was said or say something louder.
  • -Increasing the volume during media playback on the TV or through your headphones.
  • -Ringing in the ears.
  • -Hypersensitivity to specific sounds, particularly to loud noises.

How to prevent hearing loss[Use noise-canceling headphones (earphones)]

These headphones block out external sound, letting you enjoy your music or videos at a lower volume without distraction and serves as an excellent choice for children.


some earphones we suggest you to use:-


  • 1. Maxwell Safe Soundz Headphones: $19.99 While they don’t make Safe Soundz for adults, they do offer a range of over ear headphone designs based on age ranges and sizes for youngsters . Similar to the dB Logic line, these headphones reach maximum decibel supported the age of the wearer. In other words, younger children’s headphones should only reach 65 decibels while pre-teens can safely hear 85 decibels.

  • 2. V-Moda Over-Ear Noise Isolating Headphone: $99.95 This noise-cancelling model has memory foam on the ear cushions so as you wear them, the headphones become more fitted to your head, which reduces ambient noise and shifting.

  • 3. dB Logic EP-100 Earbuds: $29.99 The max volume is 85 decibels, which is the current limit from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. They are also an excellent option for teenagers and are available in a big variety of colours .

  • 4. AudioTechnica Premium Solid Bass In-Ear Headphones: $119.95 options within the ear, making it possible to seek out the “right” spot for optimal hearing. They also promise noise cancellation with their double air chamber design.

  • 5. AfterShokz Bluez Open Ear Wireless Headphones: $99.95 These headphones rest on your head rather than in your ear. The open ear design means sound goes in through a part of your ear right below your temple. The technology is named “bone conduction” and reportedly also helps users be more conscious of their surroundings when listening outside or within the gym.