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It didn’t take long for wireless earbuds to become ubiquitous. Apple’s AirPods launched back in September 2016, joining notable true wireless headphones from Jabra, Sony, Samsung, and others. Shortly ...

Whether in-ear or over-ear, there are rules. Headphones are one of those pesky tools we use nearly every day but treat pretty poorly. They're dropped, dragged, tangled, one gets lost (anybody who's ...

Our daily-use consumer tech devices can go through more wear and tear than the car you drive to work every day. But in particular, because of their regular proximity to gross human body bits like our ...

How's this for an unsettling fact? According to cleaning expert Lana Tkachenko, your earbuds can contain way more bacteria than your kitchen sink, one of the germiest places in a home. But while your ...

Everyone has dirty ears; the human ear is designed to produce earwax to protect itself from other junk getting in there, among other things. That means that the more you put your precious new AirPods ...

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Like anything else that you wear on your body, headphones can get dirty. They seem to be magnets for everything from earwax to lint to dust—and the grime is more than just gross. It can affect the ...

Your wireless earbuds probably spend a lot of time stuffed inside your ears, and no offense, but your ears aren’t always the nicest place to be. You can practice good hygiene, keep your earbuds ...