The most basic reason that headphones are magnetic is that electro-magnetic force is required to move the tiny diaphragms in the headphones. Electircal currents inside wires in the earpieces provide attraction and repulsion from a fixed magnet, causing a diaphragm to vibrate and sound emerges.
Steel is a magnet material, but not all metals are magnetic, like Aluminum.
I would say no. But you won't get the nice sound quality.
The Markiplier's headphones are headphones that are designed and branded by Markiplier.
Supra-aural headphones are headphones that sit directly on the ears instead of enveloping them, which is what circumaural headphones do.
headphones are cool
All electric motors use magnetic force. So do electrical sound amplification systems. Magnetic levitation of high-speed trains is another example.
Headphones.
Thye are headphones
Shure Headphones are ranked the number one headphones.
Bose headphones are hands down the best headphones especially for bass.
to put headphones on your ears is to put the left side of headphones is put headphones away from your ears
Regular headphones would do. Headphones that say you can listen to them on a run is a lie, because you can do that with almost any set of headphones, I do when I go on walks.