Bluetooth headset has radiation, but it is very small, only a few tenths of that of mobile phone. After all, in theory, any kind of electrical products will produce certain radiation in the process of operation, and Bluetooth headset is no exception. However, due to the very low power consumption of Bluetooth headset, the actual radiation is relatively small. According to the measurement, compared with the non use of Bluetooth headset, the radiation when using Bluetooth headset is only one tens of the former, almost negligible.

Moreover, a team composed of experts such as the World Health Organization and IEEE said that no radiation from Bluetooth products had any impact on human body. The output power of Bluetooth products is only 1 milliwatt, which is one millionth of the power used in microwave oven and one thousandth of the power of mobile phones (mobile phones). Moreover, only a small part of these outputs are absorbed by the human body. The radiation of Bluetooth to human body is more green and safe than answering phone directly with mobile phone and using traditional connecting earphone. Children and pregnant women can use it at ease.

When we put on headphones, we have a headache either because we wear them too long or because they sound too loud. When we wear earphones, the outer ear is almost closed. The diaphragm of the earphone is very close to the eardrum, and the sound is received by the eardrum intensively. If we wear the earphone for a long time, or turn on the sound of the earphone because of the loud noise, there will be headache, tinnitus, ear tightness and other uncomfortable phenomena. In this case, turn down the earphone, or take it off directly and rub your ears and temples.

Therefore, the radiation of Bluetooth headset is very small, so the radiation of headset is not the real cause of headache. The real reason is that we wear earphones when listening to music too loud or wear too long. The above is all about Bluetooth headset listening to music will also be contaminated with radiation articles to share.