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Despite many companies claiming that children’s headphones limit the volume to 85 decibels (the level the World Health Organization considers \u201csafest\u201d), approximately one-third of children’s headphones on the market exceed this level when measured with pink noise, allowing <\/em>higher volume – sometimes much higher. In fact, even more of these headphones – almost half – could exceed the recommended 85 dB when measured with actual music. Furthermore, many headphones on the market have design flaws that could easily allow a child to bypass their volume reduction capabilities. <\/p>\n

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