boAter 266 Big bass, Crystal Clear Sound with High Quality Active Noise Cancellation High End Audio Earphones

It's all about we and you'

The best headphones not only sound great but also do everything else you need, whether that means fitting in your pocket, blocking out noise on your subway commute, or remaining secure in your ears during workouts.

We’ve tested hundreds of headphones for a variety of uses and at a variety of prices.

Features:-

Noise cancellation: Some earphones have active noise cancellation that can help you listen in a more private setting.

 Comfort and fit: Comfortable earphones are important for long listening sessions.

 Durability: Consider the build quality and materials used in the earphones.

 Cable length: The length of the cable determines how far you can move while wearing the earphones.

 In-line controls: Some earphones have in-line controls that let you adjust volume, play or pause music, and answer calls without reaching for your device.

 Design: You can choose earphones based on their design and whether they have the functions you need. 

 Sound quality: Earphones are often praised for their sound quality, which can include powerful bass, precise mids, and high-end audio. 

 Water resistance: Some earphones have a water resistant feature that can protect them from rain.

Instructions:-

Here are some tips for using earphones:

Fit

Make sure your earphones fit properly and are comfortable:

Size: If your earphones come with different tips, choose the right size for your ears.

Angle: Insert earbuds at an angle, pointing them up and toward the front of your head.

Position: Place the speaker housing of headphones in line with your eardrum.

Volume

Choose a comfortable volume level that's not too loud or distorted. Listening at too high a volume can damage your hearing over time. 

Time

Limit how long you wear your earphones. A good rule of thumb is to listen at 80 percent volume for a maximum of 90 minutes at a time. You can also try the 60 by 60 rule: listen for 60 minutes at 60 percent volume, then take a 10-minute break. 

Cleanliness

Make sure your ears are clean to avoid infection. 

Troubleshooting

If your earphones aren't working, you can try checking the connection, updating audio drivers, or adjusting sound settings.