Radiation Level (SAR value) of AirPods Pro
What is the actual radiation level (SAR value) of AirPods Pro? Can't find anything about it.
What is the actual radiation level (SAR value) of AirPods Pro? Can't find anything about it.
@Deggie, that is not true. Both Bluetooth and cellular are non-ionizing!
The problem with in-ear Bluetooth headsets is that they are so close to the brain and may "escape" dense bone. Therefore, the radiation affecting the brain may be higher with in-ear Bluetooth headsets compared to a phone even though the phone has an overall higher emission.
Apple please protect your customers!
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deggie, cellular is non-ionizing also.
Thanks, but my other statements stand.
You can check Radiation level in terms of SAR of your smartphone by dialing a USSD code*#07#
BellamyReyes2607 wrote:
You can check Radiation level in terms of SAR of your smartphone by dialing a USSD code*#07#
What does that have to do with the original question asked in this thread?
And it also doesn't work.
I suspected as much.
Thanks for your answers.
Especially pwh_!
For now I will stay away of the AirPods, even though I really would like to buy them. At least until Apple releases any official information about it.
Cheers
Thanks, but actually I didn't want to discuss cancer risks of cell phones in this post. Just wanted to know the official radiation level of AirPods Pro.
I very much agree that Bluetooth is transmitting on very low power, why I was very surprised that Airpods had a max SAR value of 0.5 w/kg. They must have been very careless about the RF design?
I think the bogosity factor in that number approaches 1.
Why? Because the output of a BT device when transmitting is 0.01W. So how can the SAR value be any higher than 0.01 w/kg?
Thank you for your kind answer.
My point was that they should have placed/coved the RF transmitting system differently. Btw, AirPods is a class 1 device (i.e. up to 0.1W;-)
Comparing to the Airpods 2:
The battery has 0,093 Wh, what means averaged 18,6 mW for everything for 5 hours.
The battery in EACH AirPod is 93MW.
You mean mWh.
Yes, did I say something different?
Sorry, I didn’t see your post before I posted. I like your analysis.
Radiation Level (SAR value) of AirPods Pro