AirPods emit how much radiation?!

🎧 AirPods and Radiation: What You Need to Know!

Did you know Bluetooth or wireless headsets like AirPods emit high levels of radiation? Protect your brain and health by ditching wireless headsets and switching to safer wired options.

Learn more about the facts behind Bluetooth radiation and its potential health impacts here:

[IntegraDIY]

Now walk around your home with that EMF reader.. and walk up to your walls etc.. you’ll throw away your home and live in a cardboard box 📦?

[Thatkidraps]

Shout out to my soldiers watching this with airpods in

[brendenlewis]

Holy shit I’m so happy I got my basic high school diploma.

[sagemaster]

It may not be ionizing radiation but using them constantly thats the problem but keep defending the company that want you to be a comsumer

[Topg]

This doesn’t read radiation it reads emfs

[OutSciEd]

Just because you have a calculator, doesn't make you a mathematician. In the same way, playing with an EMF meter (which measures only radio waves and not all bands of electromagnetic frequencies - or, as you say, "radiation") does not make you a nuclear physicist.

It is interesting that you worry about this low frequency "radiation" but are doing this while standing near a window, which emits much higher frequency "radiation", far closer to the ionization spectrum.

[theoneandonlypatrikwesterberg]

I work with radiation. Please send the airpods to me, I will gladly wear them!

[libertarianneighbor]

That doesn't look like a geiger counter...

[Spectoral_on_SPOTIFY]

Why do these metres only max out at 6 volts per metre

[_-_-_-_]

Headphones in general are not preferrable. They also cause hearing loss unless a person is very careful with the volume. As the ears get used to the volume, the person tends to turn the volume up, and then the ears get used to that volume, so then the person turns up the volume again.

[Soup_nd]

Hell yeah, I get to become a Fallout 4 ghoul from AirPods!

[agoogleuser]

It's a fact well known to neurologists that electromagnetic waves can affect nerve function.

[codyquakenbush]

I love taking advice from “internet scientists” lol

[lonkwuzhere]

This is borderline missonformation. Yes, basically all wireless devices emit radiation. So does every single screen, light bulb, video projector, etc...

However, the wavelengths these devices tend to emit are non ionizing radiation, meaning they do not have enough energy to damage molecules and so is not dangerous from a radiological perspective.

As for evidence of this, look for cancer statistics and you'll find that the majority of cases are in people over the age of 70. If airpods or other electrical devices were a radiological hazard you would expect a massive spike in cancer rates for youth aged 15-30

[olinek-spdh]

You know.... When you step out into the sun, there more radiation out there

[HillSara]

I get terrible headaches after using my AirPods 😢

[Carolinanine_]

Ok. I’m terrible but I put mine in at 7am getting to work and probably don’t take them out to charge until about 1130, 12 🥴 then they’re back in around 1 to 3. I’ve been doing that for almost 2 years. Sometimes there’s excessive wax build up that does puzzle me each time. Sometimes my entire mood changes for the better when I take them out. At times my inner ear has felt “inflamed”, I just take them out for about an hr. Never any headaches, bleeding or hearing loss. Idk if I can switch back to the headphones but if it’s safer, I may do it. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[rarenightcore]

Only ionizing radiation from radioactive materials can cause damage. Non ionizing radiation, shown here, only causes heat, which is why microwaves work so well.

[crashoverride]

That's so funny. 😂
So... throw away your microwave, your TV, your fridge, your car, every charging device, rip out every cable in your house and: Welcome back to the stone age! 😜

[SHARABIADRAGON]

The phone that films emits no vibration