Significance of having ‘R’ and ‘L’ signs on headsets
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Noise Isolation vs Noise Cancellation
Noise Isolation vs Noise Cancellation By Krutika Lal May 25, 2021 from theworldofplay.com Noise has become one ...
Frequent mistakes you could make with your headphones
Frequent mistakes you could make with your headphones By Krutika Lal May 04, 2021 from https://theworldofplay.c...
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5 common headphone problems and solutions to fix them
5 common headphone problems and solutions to fix them Right from conventional type of wired headsets to more advanced and expensive wireless...
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How to use the ear hook on the correct way?
How to use the ear hook on the correct way? Click the below words to buy the plastic ear hook 6 Pack Replacement Ear Hook Universal Small Cl...
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8 Different Types of Earphones: Which is Best For You?
8 Different Types of Earphones: Which is Best For You? Ever wonder how many types of earphones are available? Which earphone should I buy? ...
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A Full Guide to Fix Bluetooth Keeps Disconnecting iPhone
A Full Guide to Fix Bluetooth Keeps Disconnecting iPhone Recently, it seems that Bluetooth issues including the Bluetooth not working have been ...
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The Physics of How Your Earphone Jack Works
The Physics of How Your Earphone Jack Works “So you are saying that they will remove the earphone jack from smartphones. But how does this jac...
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Don't wear earphones all day – your ears need to breathe
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How to Fix the Most Annoying Bluetooth Headphone Problems?
How to Fix the Most Annoying Bluetooth Headphone Problems Wireless headphones are convenient, but they come with a host of tricky troubleshooti...
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Healthy headphone use: How loud and how long?
Healthy headphone use: How loud and how long? As our society and culture become more connected through technology, the use of headphones has ...
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What Are Safe Decibels?
What Are Safe Decibels? Decibels are the unit of measurement for sound, abbreviated dB. Sounds at or below 70 dB are considered safe for our...
