The earplugs each
measure just 25 x19 mm (0.9 a 0.7 in) and weigh throughout at 3.8 g (0.1 oz),
with the aim of being comfortably worn. The company says the earplugs are
actually ergonomically designed to fit comfortably and tightly inside wearer's
ear. That tight fit could help to cut the number of noise that the user hears
through closing off the ear (passive sounds reduction). The active noise
cancellation however, is where things get interesting.
Noise cancelling
technology, which is widely employed in headphones, lets users drown out
background distractions to listen for their music better. But what should you
not want to hear anything at most? Standard earplugs often don't cut it (or
bring inconveniences with their own), so the new earplugs employ active noise
cancelling (sans music) to decrease what users can hear.
The tecnología
de cancelación de ruido aren't really the only noise cancelling
earplugs available (there's Pro Sounds X-Pro earplugs, which in turn passively
cancel different noise using valves, along with Hush earplugs, which combine
passive cancellation using white noise or nature scenes). But Noise Cancelling Tecnologia differentiates
itself by making use of active noise cancelling tech similar about what you'd
find in some consumer earbuds.
Comparable to noise
cancelling ohrstöpsel, earplugs each have a smaller microphone
that captures ambient sound that the wearer would otherwise be can hear. Using
speakers, they then produce a noise-cancelling wave that's 180-degrees beyond
phase with the original sound – this can be a hallmark of all ANC, a process
introduced rice by Bose.
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