The Best Bone Conduction Headphones from ETEREO MIJ Korea

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How Do Bone Conduction Headphones Work?

If you haven’t heard of bone conduction headphones, then prepare yourself for something weird. They’re ultra quiet, they don’t sit on (or in) your ears, and they vibrate your skull. But how can you hear sound through your skull? Bone conduction Bluetooth headsets

Before diving into bone conduction, let’s first look at how sound works. Like light, sound travels through the air in waves. But unlike light, sound can also travel through dense objects. This is why sounds are usually referred to as “pressure waves.” They cause objects to vibrate, even if you can’t see it.

There are a bunch of tiny organs in your ear designed to react to sound. In other words, they’re great at vibrating. The star of the show is your eardrum, which is a thin flap of skin that vibrates like the head of a drum or the diaphragm of a microphone. It encourages your other ear organs and tiny ear bones to vibrate. Tinnitus therapy sound

Why Use Bone Conduction Headphones?

Again, bone conduction headphones skip the eardrum and don’t push much sound into the air, so they have several practical uses. For one, you can use them to free up your ears while exercising, talking to people, or listening for traffic. You can also use them to avoid the harmful sound levels of typical headphones. They’re essentially the opposite of noise-canceling headphones.