Mevoix

Mevoix Wired On Ear Headphones with Microphone

Specifications

• BRAND: Mevoix
• CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wired
• NOISE CONTROL: Sound Isolation
• HEADPHONES JACK: 3.5 mm Jack

Introduction

The wired headphones’ 40 mm neodymium dynamic driver units allow them to respond punchily and rhythmically to even the most demanding recording, and you’ll be able to hear crisp, accurate sound across the whole spectrum. It has the greater sound quality and roundness are delivered by larger driver units. Ideal for a wide range of applications. The ultra-plush fake leather and cloud foam cushions of the headphones make them fit comfortably on your ears. These earbuds include cushioning over the top, adjustable size, and are very lightweight. Ensure unending solace for listeners for hours on end. Hours of balanced bass, midrange tones, and high-frequency trebles may be enjoyed while being shielded from outside noise by incredibly soft earpads. Perfect for your crowded city journeys every day. These excellent low-cost on-ear headphones can block out the majority of road, rail, and automotive noise.

How to use

You can use the Mevoix headphones by following the given steps:

• Simply connect the 3.5mm jack into the port of your mobile or laptop.
• Now put the headphones on.
• Your headphones will be connected to your laptop.

FAQ’s

• Should a three-year-old allow headphones?
  As long as a set of headphones has the proper features that offer enough protection, toddlers are safe using headphones. However, parents shouldn’t rely exclusively on the features of the headphones. In order to guarantee that gadgets are being utilized securely, they must also keep an eye on him or her while they are using them.

• Can a four-year-old child use headphones?
  Depending on the level, length of listening, and size of the ear canal, using headphones or earbuds can be safe for a youngster. It’s unlikely that one loud song will harm a child’s hearing. However, persistent exposure to loud music might eventually harm your hearing.

• Are children’s headphones healthy?
  Additionally, youngsters who use headphones to listen to digital audio at full volume run the most danger. Such hearing loss cannot be restored once it has started. Damage to the inner ear’s sound-responsive structures and/or nerve fibers can cause hearing loss.

• Can earbuds damage a child’s head?
  They cannot, which is fantastic news. Your headphones may temporarily indent your hair or even your head, but they won’t permanently harm your skull. Therefore, if you’ve ever questioned why your head has a dent after taking off your headphones, you may be reassured that your skull has not been permanently harmed.

• Are earbuds or headphones more secure?
  Although both earbuds and headphones are safe in theory, their safety might vary based on how you use them. Your ears may become damaged if you listen at loud volumes for an extended length of time. Both earbuds and headphones fall under this category.

• Are Bluetooth headsets bad for children?
  Nonionizing radiation is produced at low levels by Bluetooth devices. Humans are not harmed by modest doses of this kind of radiation exposure. Routine exposure to nonionizing radiation is “usually viewed as innocuous to humans,” claims the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

• Can wearing headphones make you deaf?
  If you use over-the-ear headphones for an extended period of time or listen to loud music, you might end up damaging your hearing. They simply pose less of a risk than earphones do: The level of a sound can be increased by 6 to 9 decibels when the source is in your ear canal, which can result in some major issues.

• What kind of headphones is the most secure?
  As one of the few Bluetooth headphones that restricts the volume output to 85dB, ISOtunes Link ensures that your music is always at a safe listening level. ISO tunes is a brand recognized for guaranteeing that its audio products won’t harm consumers’ ears.

• Is earwax affected by headphones?
  A contact stimulus, as described by hearing healthcare specialists, frequently causes earwax formation. The biggest offenders are those that touch and massage the ears, such headphones, earphones, and even hearing aids. Your ears are attempting to defend themselves against discomfort or illness by creating more earwax.

• Can children use wireless earbuds?
  In general, earphones are safe for children. Contrary to common assumption, though, there really isn’t much of a difference between headphones and earbuds in terms of your child’s hearing protection.

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