Hello Guys,

We all love our headphones and enjoy the privacy they offer us, but at the same time, we have to be conscious of the dangers headphones present. A lot of people crank up the volume to unhealthy levels and damage their hearing long term. In fact, hearing loss is on the rise in teens and young adults. In today's Tech Tips, we are sharing five tips to listening to music without damaging your ears.


1. Never Use Music Player at More Than 60% of the Maximum Volume:

Music players can produce max volumes of 100 decibels or more. At that level, hearing damage can occur within 15 minutes! To protect your ears from being damaged, you should keep the volume at 60% of the maximum. Some music players can physically apply this setting too and warn you if you try to exceed unsafe listening levels.


2. Do Not Listen to Music for More than an Hour:

A Day High decibels can produce hearing damage rather quickly, but decibels above 80 can produce hearing damage in a matter of hours. You should give your ears a break from your earphones after 60 minutes of music listening. Your hearing health is worth it.

For more info about this check this link. http://www.infinix.club/forum/324/258944

Ohhhh... I usually ignore those warning signs and use 100 percent volume.. That explains why it's kinda hard for me hear someone calling me from afar.... Thanks for the tip... Will make good use of it

nice TIPS ......... I used the first DNC headset and it was the bomb .....looking forward to buy that Quite X

Nice one i really love dis i kno dat louder noice disturbs hearing but i dont really kno it can b prevented in a way

XFrozen:

Hello Guys,

We all love our headphones and enjoy the privacy they offer us, but at the same time, we have to be conscious of the dangers headphones present. A lot of people crank up the volume to unhealthy levels and damage their hearing long term. In fact, hearing loss is on the rise in teens and young adults. In today's Tech Tips, we are sharing five tips to listening to music without damaging your ears.


1. Never Use Music Player at More Than 60% of the Maximum Volume:

Music players can produce max volumes of 100 decibels or more. At that level, hearing damage can occur within 15 minutes! To protect your ears from being damaged, you should keep the volume at 60% of the maximum. Some music players can physically apply this setting too and warn you if you try to exceed unsafe listening levels.


2. Do Not Listen to Music for More than an Hour:

A Day High decibels can produce hearing damage rather quickly, but decibels above 80 can produce hearing damage in a matter of hours. You should give your ears a break from your earphones after 60 minutes of music listening. Your hearing health is worth it.

For more info about this check this link. http://www.infinix.club/forum/324/258944

XFrozen:

Hello Guys,

We all love our headphones and enjoy the privacy they offer us, but at the same time, we have to be conscious of the dangers headphones present. A lot of people crank up the volume to unhealthy levels and damage their hearing long term. In fact, hearing loss is on the rise in teens and young adults. In today's Tech Tips, we are sharing five tips to listening to music without damaging your ears.


1. Never Use Music Player at More Than 60% of the Maximum Volume:

Music players can produce max volumes of 100 decibels or more. At that level, hearing damage can occur within 15 minutes! To protect your ears from being damaged, you should keep the volume at 60% of the maximum. Some music players can physically apply this setting too and warn you if you try to exceed unsafe listening levels.


2. Do Not Listen to Music for More than an Hour:

A Day High decibels can produce hearing damage rather quickly, but decibels above 80 can produce hearing damage in a matter of hours. You should give your ears a break from your earphones after 60 minutes of music listening. Your hearing health is worth it.

For more info about this check this link. http://www.infinix.club/forum/324/258944

Good one there. Medically listening at low volumes is advised

Wow...

I'll start doing this

Nickeyz:
Wow...

I'll start doing this

please do