How to wear over ear headphones correctly?

Over ear headphones 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, the bass part is insufficient, and they often fall out. In fact, this is not a problem with headphones, but most people don't know how to use such headphones correctly. Let's learn how to wear over ear headphones correctly.

 

Over ear headphones are similar to non-over ear headphones, but they are used differently. Over ear headphones are hung between the ear and the external ear canal, while over ear headphones need to be inserted into the ear canal, just like the cork of a wine bottle, which completely closes the ear canal. If it is not plugged properly, the sound will suffer, especially the low frequencies, and you will also hear a lot of noise.

 

Over ear headphones are not simply inserted into the ear canal, but require a suitable method. First, insert the earmuff into the ear, push it inward a little, and fully expand the earmuff with your hand to close the ear canal. When wearing the left earphone, grab the left earlobe with your right hand and pull the earlobe down to widen the ear canal; then, use your index finger to gently push the eartip further into the ear canal, stopping at the seal; finally, release the earlobe , the ear canal returns to its original state, and the over ear headphones are also worn. The same goes for the right ear.

 

Over ear headphones play very loud, and you need to turn the volume down a bit so that the bass texture is better. At the same time, users are easily immersed in their own world due to better sound effects. Getting the best seal requires finding the best earmuffs. Most over ear headphones have ear tips of different sizes and materials, such as rubber tips and foam tips. Try the medium rubber boots first, then the small ones, and finally the large ones. Smaller rubber boots can sometimes give you a more comfortable seal. If rubber sleeves are not enough, choose foam sleeves.