ANC headsets are not just about noise cancellation, the type of ANC is just as important. There are currently three types of active noise cancellation technologies. To choose the right one, you need a solid understanding of what each technology…

Noise is a major problem that affects many people as it disrupts their sleep, work, and personal lives. Because of the nuisance of noise pollution, some wonder if active noise-canceling headphones can dampen the noise or even remove it completely.…

Many people have reported feeling nauseous, dizzy, or sick after using ANC headphones. It is either that or a feeling of high pressure inside the ear, which feels as though your ears get clogged. The phenomenon is natural and not…

If your active noise-canceling headphones seem to be creating a sound as you use them, it’s likely due to how they operate. Many times it’s due to poor implementation, firmware issues, a resistor and capacitor that slows the flow of…

Noise-canceling headphones, earmuffs, and earplugs are a great way to eliminate noise distractions. They protect your eardrums from damage caused by prolonged exposure to loud sounds. Interested in knowing what type of noise-canceling headphones are best for you? If you…

A question that has been in the back of many people’s minds when buying headphones is whether active noise reduction actually makes a difference or if it’s just a gimmick. The answer is a simple, “no, it’s not a gimmick.”…

We know from past articles that ANC is great for canceling external noise for a pleasurable music listening experience. But what about when we want to use active noise-canceling headphones for the sole purpose of canceling out external noise without…

Active noise cancellation is a handy way to create yourself a noise-free environment. It is an electronic noise reduction solution for those who travel by plane, train, or commute frequently and spends a lot of time in noise-polluted areas. With…

The amplitude and frequency range of everyday sounds are determined by the sound source. Depending on the nature of these sounds, their intensity, and the noise reduction power of your headphones, it is possible to determine which sounds can be…

The World Health Organization has classified noise-induced hearing loss as a growing public health problem. Noise-induced hearing loss is most often caused by listening to loud music or participating in other noisy activities without hearing protection. Nowadays, many noise-canceling headphones…