Yes, headphones can harm hearing when volume and time run high; keep levels near 60% and take 5‑minute breaks each hour.

No, neither style is safer by default; ear safety hinges on volume, time, and a seal that lets you listen at lower levels.

No, gaming earbuds aren’t better than headphones overall; pick earbuds for travel and price, headsets for spatial cues, comfort, and cleaner chat.

Yes, DT 770 Pro headphones deliver reliable closed‑back sound, stout build, and strong isolation for tracking, editing, and daily listening.

Yes, JLab headphones offer solid value, with lively sound and handy features for workouts, commutes, and everyday listening.

Yes, JLab earbuds deliver strong value with punchy sound, steady battery life, and a handy app—great picks for budget, workouts, and daily carry.

Yes, JBL gaming headsets are good for punchy bass, clear chat, and broad value—best on PC where their app and spatial modes shine.

Yes, many JBL models include Active Noise Cancelling; performance varies by series—check for “ANC” in specs and the JBL Headphones app.

Yes, JBL headphones are good for punchy bass, sturdy builds, and long battery life, with midrange lines offering the best balance for most users.

No, Beats aren’t generally better than AirPods; AirPods win on Apple integration and calls, while Beats often beat on bass and battery.