CR experts and audiophiles offer tips on how to clean your headphones and earbuds, which offers benefits beyond cosmetic ...

Your wireless earbuds probably spend a lot of time stuffed inside your ears, and no offense, but your ears aren’t always the nicest place to be. You can practice good hygiene, keep your earbuds ...

Fungus and yeast infection-causing germs can build upon the earbuds as you jam them inside your ear canals, not to mention wax that visibly sticks to their surfaces. After sending an earbud swab out ...

It's a bit stomach-turning when you think about the germs, viruses, grime, and other crud covering our devices. Dust can do a surprising amount of damage to your TV. Particles find their way into ...

Everyone has dirty ears; the human ear is designed to produce earwax to protect itself from other junk getting in there, among other things. That means that the more you put your precious new AirPods ...

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My Beats Studio Pro headphones are never more than 10 feet away from me. I'm not exaggerating. I just wrote about how I use them at least four to five hours a day and take them with me almost ...

I have a confession: Before writing this article, I had never once cleaned my Beats earbuds. I’ve had them for about a year and I wear them nearly every day: to listen to music when I walk my dog, to ...

LONDON (AP) — Smartphones, laptops, headphones and other electronic devices are essential for work and play in our daily lives. But all that time spent typing, scrolling or listening also means our ...

How's this for an unsettling fact? According to cleaning expert Lana Tkachenko, your earbuds can contain way more bacteria than your kitchen sink, one of the germiest places in a home. But while your ...

It’s a bit stomach-turning when you think about the germs, viruses, grime, and other crud covering our devices. Dust can do a surprising amount of damage to your TV. Particles find their way into ...