What is the correct way to wear in-ear headphones

When it comes to how to wear headphones, many people don’t take it seriously. They think that they have been wearing headphones for so long, how could they not know how to wear them? In fact, this is not the case. Although many people have always had the habit of using in-ear headphones, their wearing methods are wrong. The wrong method not only makes the headphones always easy to fall off, but also may have a bad effect on the ears, and sometimes may even cause pain. Therefore, friends who like to wear headphones to listen to music must pay attention to mastering the method of wearing headphones. So, what is the correct way to wear in-ear headphones?

In-ear headphones, also known as ear canal headphones, in-ear earplugs, or in-ear monitors (the full name of IEM: In-Ear-Monitor), are headphones used inside the human auditory organ. According to their design, they will seal the user's ear canal when in use. It can eliminate external noise interference, the sound quality is full and clear, and it is light and easy to carry. But I often hear people complain that the earphones are too small, lack bass, and often fall out. Here’s how to wear in-ear headphones correctly for your convenience.

Methods/Steps

For better sound performance, the earmuffs and ear canal must form a good sealed environment, so you must first confirm the airtightness and then try to distinguish the left and right earphones.

In order to make the earphones enter the ear canal better, water can be used as a lubricant.

Align the earphones to the correct ear canal and put them into your ears.

Gently place the earphone into your ear canal.

Gently turn the earphones and slowly insert them.

Precautions

You can turn it in or out until the earphone is comfortable in your ear canal.

While ensuring comfort and safety, please make sure the earplugs are inserted deep enough to form a sealed environment.

The human ear canal is about 2.5 cm long, so wearing in-ear headphones will not cause damage to the eardrum, but you should still be careful when wearing and placing earplugs.