Earbuds

Essentially, earbuds are small listening devices designed to be worn in or just outside the ear. Here's a breakdown:  

• Basic Definition:
  • Earbuds are miniature speakers that fit directly into your ear canal or rest just outside of it.  
  • They're used for listening to audio from various devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and computers.  
• Types:
  • Wired Earbuds: These connect to audio devices via a cable.
  • Wireless Earbuds: These use Bluetooth technology to connect wirelessly. Often refered to as "true wireless" earbuds, where there is no wire connecting the left and right earbud.  
• Functions:
  • Audio playback: Listening to music, podcasts, audiobooks, etc.  
  • Communication: Many earbuds have built-in microphones for making phone calls or participating in video conferences.  
  • Noise cancellation: Some earbuds feature active noise cancellation (ANC) to block out ambient noise.  
• Common Uses:
  • Listening to music while commuting or exercising.  
  • Making hands-free phone calls.  
  • Watching videos or playing games on mobile devices.
  • Blocking out distractions in noisy environments.