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  • 1 month ago | me.pcmag.com | Tim Gideon |Ben Moore

    What's the Difference Between Headphones and Earphones? There's an endless selection regarding headphone design, but you're essentially choosing between padded over-the-ear headphones and snug in-canal earphones. Although both have merits, this roundup focuses on the over-the-ear and around-the-ear designs of traditional headphones. Generally, headphones can reproduce richer low-end audio because they have larger drivers than earphones and don't rely on an in-ear seal to deliver sound.

  • 2 months ago | me.pcmag.com | Tim Gideon |Eric Zeman

    What's the Difference Between Active Noise Cancellation and Passive Noise Isolation? Plenty of headphones and earphones claim to isolate or reduce noise, but that doesn't mean they offer proper ANC. Passive noise isolation, sometimes called passive noise cancellation, is a fancy term for what earplugs do. Simply, when an object (such as a thick earpad with memory foam) blocks sound, it passively (without any battery power) reduces the ambient noise you hear.

  • Feb 5, 2025 | legrandangle-lgm.fr | Tim Gideon |M. David Stone |John R. Delaney

  • Dec 10, 2024 | au.pcmag.com | Tim Gideon

    While wired headphones have made a comeback among the cool kids in recent years, some of us prefer not to get tangled up in cords. And phone makers have largely dumped the headphone jack on their flagship models, making it necessary to invest in wireless headphones. But is wire-free audio only suited for tech-savvy people, or can anyone pick up a pair of Bluetooth headphones and start enjoying some tunes? The good news for newcomers is that setup is easy.

  • Nov 27, 2024 | pcmag.com | Chandra Steele |Jim Fisher |Tim Gideon |Iyaz Akhtar |Angela Moscaritolo |Sarah Lord | +3 more

    The dudes in your life will love these top-tier tech toys.

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