(Photo: Billy Steele/Engadget) To deliver a balanced sound, the Beats Studio Buds are driven by a proprietary dual 8.2 mm diaphragm, featuring a rigid piston in the center and an outer surround. Apple states, users can expect “capability for superior stereo effects and low harmonic distortion on the histogram to hear every note clearly.” (Photo: Billy Steele/Engadget) Beats Studio Buds are equipped with active noise cancellation, which eliminates a lot of external noise. The microphone can filter wind and noise to further enhance your experience. You can also switch to Transparency mode to listen to music while listening to your surroundings by pressing and holding the “b” icon. (Photo: Billy Steele/Engadget) This wireless headset model also supports Spatial Audio and Dolby Atmos sound technology. The Beats Studio Buds have up to 8 hours of listening time per charge, and the charging case can be charged 2 more times, which means you’ll get a total of 24 hours of use. (Photo: Billy Steele/Engadget) When ANC or Transparency mode is enabled, the listening time will be about 5 hours each and up to 15 hours when combined with the carrying case. This headset uses a USB-C port for charging, and either headset can be used independently. In addition, the device has a 5-minute charging feature for 1 hour of use. Currently Beats Studio Buds have 3 colors, Black, White and Red, the headset is sold for 149.99 USD (about 3.44 million VND).

Use a cotton swab to clean your ears: Many people have a habit of using a cotton swab to get earwax, but this is a habit that experts recommend not to follow. Cotton swabs can puncture eardrums, ear infections, and even hearing loss. Soak in soapy water: Soaking in a tub full of fragrant soap bubbles sounds tempting after a long tiring day, but it can cause skin irritation or a vaginal yeast infection. Fragrances and bleaches in the shower gel can wash away the oil that protects the vagina and upset the skin’s pH. Douching: Experts recommend that you absolutely should not douche at home, because this habit can imbalance the pH of the vagina and wash away beneficial bacteria, leading to vaginal infections. The chemicals in douche products can even cause endocrine disruptors, increasing the risk of chronic diseases and causing fertility problems. Dry hand sanitizer: Overuse of dry hand sanitizer can do more harm than good. Experts recommend that triclosan, a compound found in hand sanitizer, is a bad and dangerous alternative to soap and water. Air dryers: An air dryer is not a better alternative to paper towels, as the air dryer is not capable of wiping off residual bacteria from hand washing, and can even cause these bacteria are scattered throughout the room. Bathing for too long: There’s nothing more comfortable than relaxing under a hot shower, but this habit can wash away your skin’s natural oils, leaving it dry. Therefore, you should not take a hot bath for too long. Wash your hair every day: Cleanliness is good, but that doesn’t mean you should wash your hair too often. Daily shampooing removes the natural oils of your hair and scalp, making it dry, brittle and prone to breakage. Excessive moisturizing: If you have the type of dry skin, you may want to apply moisturizer whenever possible. However, experts recommend that excessive moisturizing at night can make your skin overly reliant on the cream without producing oil on its own, which will make your skin drier in the long run. Brush your teeth right after eating: Clean freaks might choose to brush their teeth right after a meal, but this is a mistake. Certain foods, especially those containing citric acid, can weaken tooth enamel, so brushing your teeth right after eating these foods can destroy already weak enamel. Exfoliate too often: Exfoliating too often can be damaging to the skin, as you may be damaging the cuticles, taking away the necessary protective layer of the pores. At that time, the sebaceous glands secrete more oil to compensate for moisture, and this will make your skin too dry, sometimes too oily. Sneezing with your hands: Don’t make the mistake of covering your mouth with your hands when sneezing is a good habit. After you sneeze, if you don’t wash your hands right away and use your hands with other objects, or other people, you are making the bacteria more spread. Spray perfume on underwear: Many people have the wrong habit of spraying perfume on their underwear so that the genital area is always fragrant. However, the chemicals in perfumes can disturb the pH of the vagina, increasing the risk of fungal infections, urinary tract infections or inflammation.

You should not use a cotton swab to clean your ears. Photo source: Internet Many people have a habit of using cotton swabs to get earwax, but this is a habit that experts recommend not to follow. Cotton swabs can puncture eardrums, ear infections, and even hearing loss. Soak in soapy water Soaking in a tub of water full of fragrant soap can be tempting after a long tiring day, but it can cause skin irritation or a vaginal yeast infection. Fragrances and bleaches in the shower gel can wash away the oil that protects the vagina and disturbs the skin’s pH. Douching Experts recommend that you absolutely should not douche at home, as this habit can upset the balance of vaginal pH and wash away beneficial bacteria, leading to vaginal infections. The chemicals in douche products can even cause endocrine disruptors, increasing the risk of chronic diseases and causing fertility problems. Bathe too many times a day Bathing is one of the most basic ways of personal hygiene, but did you know that bathing too much is just as harmful as not bathing all week? This is the conclusion of epidemiologists from Columbia University. Accordingly, too much bath will make your skin dry, easily cracked, thereby making it easier for bacteria to enter the body and create very unpleasant diseases. Experts said that the frequency of bathing during the day should not be more than 1 time. Use 1 pillow for a long time Pillows – whether stuffed or feathers – are paradise for dust mites and mold after a period of use. If we repeatedly use the same pillow without washing or replacing it, they can reach our face, causing a lot of irritating problems such as itchiness, dermatitis, allergies. Overly dirty pillows are also one of the most common causes of skin problems, and even respiratory damage. So if possible, wash pillows once a week, or at most 2 weeks. Wash your face with cake soap Some people mistakenly believe that soap can be used to wash on all parts of the body, including the face. But actually, facial skin is very different from the rest of the body. In fact, baking soap can clog your pores, and make acne worse. Besides, the soap itself is not designed for facial skin either, which can disrupt pH and destroy the protective layer on our facial skin. So remember, the new facial cleanser is what is allowed to be used on your “front” skin only.