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No it will damage your hearing
Sony headphones are just as safe for hearing as any other type of headphone. It is not the headphones themselves that make them unsafe but the operation.
yes
No. But it WILL ruin your hearing.
No, none of them do. If you have seen something in his ear it's to hear the translation at a interview or a earpiece at concerts so he wont loose his hearing. They all use that.
If you turn the volume up too loud, they will damage your hearing over time.
Yes, there are hearing aid headphones for people who would like to watch television that are hard of hearing. You can search for them online using the term "TV Headphones." An example of this product is the Sennheiser IS 410.
The DB levels stands for Decibel level. The higher this number is the louder the headphones go. But, you also have to remeber that to loud in headphones will cause hearing damage.
A hearing test is a test where you might put on headphones and, in some cases, you will be told to listen and say e.g. beep when you hear a beeping noise. It just tests your hearing.
A hearing test is a test where you might put on headphones and, in some cases, you will be told to listen and say e.g. beep when you hear a beeping noise. It just tests your hearing.
Headphones in general are used to hear music when one is in an environment where it is not convenient to play the music out-loud. Isolation headphones are similar except that it is used when the user wishes to have an even better hearing experience as the headphones will cancel out the noise from the outside environment.
Yes it is a bad idea to sleep with headphones, if your wearing them in your ears. it is also bad if you have music on, you could really mess up your hearing, even if you don't have music on you could still mess up your hearing, so yes it is a bad idea to sleep with headphones. Also you never know what could happen with the cords....