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When plugged in, headphones primarily use electrical energy from the audio source (such as a smartphone or computer) and convert it into sound energy through their drivers. The electrical energy powers the components within the headphones, allowing them to vibrate and produce sound waves that we hear. Additionally, if the headphones have any active noise-cancellation features, they may also require additional energy to operate those systems.

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1mo ago

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