All our Headphones are volume limiting to 85dB
Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) is a growing problem
Limited the Volume, not the Fun,
PROTECT THE GIFT OF HEARING!!!
BT2200
đź‘ŤKids Bluetooth/Wireless Headphones, On-Ear or Over-Ear (purchase Over-Ear pads seperately), Includes Daisy Chain, Microphone, 3.5mm Volume Limiter Cable and Hardcase
PuroQuiets
đź‘ŤKids Bluetooth/Wireless Headphones, Active Noise Cancelling (ANC), On-Ear, Includes Daisy Chain, Microphone, 3.5mm Volume Limiter Cable and Hardcase
Puro Gamers
đź‘ŤAdult Wired Volume Limiting Over-Ear Gaming Headphones,
Puro Pros
đź‘ŤAdult Bluetooth/Wireless Premium Headphhones, Active Noise Cancelling (ANC), Over-Ear Includes 5 Microphones, 3.5mm Volume Limiter Cable and Hardcase
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Tips for safe listening using headphones and earbuds
The popularity of music streaming apps and smartphones means that music is now more portable than ever and we can listen anytime, anywhere. Most people listen at safe levels – they keep the volume down and limit their listening time to less than a few hours a week. If that’s you, great! You’re looking after your hearing and you’re not maxing out your daily sound dose. But if you like listening to music on your headphones for long periods or at loud volumes, it’s good to know how this impacts on your daily sound dose and how you can make changes to reduce your risk of hearing damage.
Too Load, Too Long
The extent of damage to your hearing caused by noise depends on:
- Decibel level: How loud the sound is.
- Distance: How close you are to the source of the sound.
- Time: The length of time you are exposed to the sound.
Factors Affecting Hearing Loss
LOUD NOISE CAN DAMAGE HEARING
Puro Sound Labs do not want you or your kids to damage your hearing. Our kid’s headphones will not go over 85dB. Choose from the BT2200’s which reduces 82% ambient noise or the Puro Quiets with Active Noise Cancelation. All headphones give great quality sound and look great. We have great quality gaming headphones that only go up to 85 dB.
