Anti-Radiation Headphones: EMF-Free Air Tube Wired Stereo Headset with Mic. Wired Headphones, unmatched Audio Quality, Universal Compatibility & EMF Radiation Protection. (Black, Jack 3.5mm)

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Ive had these a while now and, up to yet, they have been fine. I can normally hear clearly when using them. Anything that helps to reduce the risk of radiation poisoning is well worth the effort and cost. I have been careful with them as they feel like they wouldnt last very long with rough handling,, but im a girly so thats not a problem for me :-)

Stopped working after 6 weeks.

I got these to replace a set of SYB air-tube headphones that had died on me (one of the air tubes parted company with the earpiece and refused my best attempts at repair). These Homesta ones are practically identical and considerably cheaper. The only difference I can see is the control pod on the lead, which seems a bit more limited in function (no volume control, or I haven't figured it out yet). Other than that, I can't tell them apart, and at this price, I can live without the volume control on the earpiece. Air-tube headsets are the best way to reduce EMF exposure from your phone. Normal earphone cables act as an antenna and carry the EMFs right into your head; these prevent that from happening and are much safer than wired earphones. And don't get me started on Bluetooth earbuds!

This type of headset ( EMF free) is new to me. I’m aware of health concerns around electro magnetic radiation associated with the use of earbuds and phones. I’ve no idea how great the risk to health is but I thought I’d give these a try. Presentation is superb. They’re in a card box and within that is a cute little zip case with the branding logo on top. Open it up and the buds nestle within, there’s a garment clip and some spare bud tips in a cargo net section in the lid. Out of the case, these have a quality look and feel. Very elegant and the cable is a good length. There are little stone things which I think are something to do with braking a radiation circuit. Don’t quite understand the techie side of that, it overall, they look superb. Most important though; the sound. Can’t fault it. They sit comfortably in the ear and feel very lightweight. The Jack connection is tight with no wobble and there’s no hiss or crackle. I’ve used them with iPad, iPod, android phone and through a converter with iphone. No issue with any connection. They do a good job of blocking external noise, it best of all, they deliver quality sound. The mid and trebles are distinct and clear and bass is present without dominating. Great for audiobooks as well as music. I’m really happy with them and love the case which is ideal for travel and day to day use without being bulky. Very highly recommended.

I really like this set in theory as it ticked many safety boxes. But in practice the outgoing sound on an Android mobile is terrible... very low volume so those I am calling just can't hear me a lot of the time. I am going to have to buy a new one with a different brand. (Have had these types of safe headphones before but never with this poor volume out.)

I wanted to use my phone without EarPods as they are not good for our health. Went for these and they are great. I do listen to music before I sleep and I do find they don’t stay in my ears all the time which can be annoying. But I’d rather that than the alternative.

I think that it is admirable that Homesta are mindful of lessening EMF wherever possible from their products. My actual rating is 4.5 stars - and well deserved in my opinion - is because this headphone set has what I believe to be a strange characteristic. I spent several hours testing this set against my existing set - high quality, for sure - and noted an unusual, as said above characteristic. I'm presuming that such online companies don't restrict the bandwidth for adverts, for example - such as charities - which then limits the volume of output. What I experienced was that output volume would at times seem to have a step in it. Going from mid volume on one advert or piece of music to much louder on another of similar type. The quality of output sound is really good. A good balance between low bass type sounds and higher notes, all sounding distinct from one another. So, if you prefer quality of sound rather than just high volume then this Homesta Anti-Radiatiion set will delight you, of that I am sure.