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- Bowers & Wilkins P5 Headphones
- 2012.08.14 - LifeHacker - The Definitive Guide to Wrapping Your Headphones Without Losing Your Mind
- 2013.12.11 - LifeHacker - The Best Headphones You Can Buy Under $20
- 2014.05.30 - LifeHacker - Are Beats By Dre Headphones Any Good?
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https://ask.metafilter.com/254710/Adapting-to-noise-cancelling-headphone-headaches-nausea#3700459
https://www.quora.com/Is-there-a-noise-cancelling-headphone-that-can-cancel-human-voice
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- hearing?
- Quora - Is there a noise cancelling headphone that can cancel human voice?
- Quora - What kinds of noise do noise-canceling headphones cancel?
- 2008.02.13 - TechRadar - Do noise-cancelling headphones make you sick?
- "The WSJ also cites Sarah Stackpole, a New York ear, nose and throat doctor, who ‘speculates that the sound waves that cancel each other out may still transmit enough very low frequency vibrations to stimulate the balance receptors that are connected to the hearing hair cells in the inner ear… The disequilibrium that some people may feel from this is made worse because the vibrations falsely signal that the head is moving, but the eyes report that the head is stationary. Those mixed signals make the headphone wearer feel dizzy."
- https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/20/technology/personaltech/20askk.html
- All this noise-canceling activity may make some people queasy. If you think you might be sensitive to dizziness or other side effects of active noise-reducing headphones, consider instead headphones that use passive noise reduction.
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- 2014.01.03 - Ask MetaFilter - Adapting to noise-cancelling headphone headaches/nausea
- 2015.07.19 - Ask MetaFilter - Are noise-cancelling headphones damaging my hearing?
- 2016.04 - BusinessInsider - There’s a very good reason not to buy the best noise cancelling headphones in the world
- The active NC technology creates an odd ear-pressure sensation that feels weird and a bit uncomfortable after extended use, making the experience far less natural than that with a standard set…Don’t get me wrong: I love my QC25s, even if I have to take them off every couple hours to ward off pressure headaches.
- 2017.05.10 - PointChaser - What No One Tells You About Noise Cancelling Headphones
- At first the Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones were amazing: Clear sound, no noise. Then I started to experience some ear pain and other discomforts that kept getting worse.
It all started the first time I used the Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones. After wearing them for a couple of hours, I started to experience sinus pressure, ear discomfort, and pain between my right ear and jaw. I figured it was a symptom of using them for too long and that I would get used to it. When I activated the noise cancelling button, things got worse. The ear pain got more severe and so did the pain close to my jaw. I kept wearing them, thinking this would pass after a few days. - Then my sister, who initially praised her Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones, told me she was experiencing really bad headaches and dizziness. This was after I noticed her being unusually aggravated. She later told me it was the headaches and disorientation from wearing her headphones that put her in a bad mood. We both kept wearing them, thinking it would get better but it only seemed to get worse. In fact, wearing the BoseQuiet Comfort 35 headphones for a while started to make me feel disoriented as well. This was an expected reaction to cancelling out low-frequency sounds. But I decided to Google the problem to see whether this was in fact normal. It turns out lots of people experience headaches, ear pain, dizziness, and disorientation from wearing
- At first the Bose QuietComfort 35 headphones were amazing: Clear sound, no noise. Then I started to experience some ear pain and other discomforts that kept getting worse.
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