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What is the actual radiation level (SAR value) of AirPods Pro? Can't find anything about it.
Dear Apple,
I am a big fan of your products and I am really disappointed that you leave your customers hanging on the question, how dangerous our Air Pods 1, 2 and pro. Please formulate a clear statement. I need to use them for work, several hours a day. I need some guidance from your or need to send my products back.
Kind regards Harald
Since they are Bluetooth they only emit non-ionizing radiation unlike a cellular radio so no SARS rating. They also mostly receive except when talking to Siri or on phone calls.
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?
Radiation Level (SAR value) of AirPods Pro
