While you can get great sound out of a pair of standard earbuds, nothing sounds quite as good as noise-canceling headphones. Often, the most effective models are over-ear headphones that can completely shut out ambient noise.

Audiologists in the UK are concerned about the long-term effects of noise canceling headphones due to a rise in hearing issues reported by users.

A truly great pair of noise-canceling headphones will do more than just play your favorite tunes without any interference from your surroundings. They should sound good, sit comfortably on your head even for long periods of time,

We all know headphones can be bad for your hearing if you listen to sounds too loudly in close proximity to your ears. But a BBC report suggests that a

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Noise-cancelling headphones, popular among young people, may be contributing to rising hearing problems, including auditory processing disorder (APD).

Noise-cancelling headphones are used to drown out the sound of colleagues while you're trying to focus work, get in the zone when lifting in the gym or avoid distractions when meditating. But now audiologists warn they could also be damaging your hearing.

According to audiologists, the prolonged use of noise-cancelling headphones can increase the risk of hearing issues triggered by the brain, such as auditory processing disorder (APD), affect listening

Noise-cancelling headphones might actually be doing more harm than good — especially when it comes to how your brain processes sound, audiologists warn.

UK audiologists report rise in young adults with sound processing disorders potentially linked to noise-canceling headphone use, prompting health concerns.