from $99.99
The 3M WorkTunes Connect + AM/FM-headset is a full-size, black headset with integrated AM/FM radio and Bluetooth wireless technology. It features a 26dB Noise Reduction Rating for hearing protection, a built-in microphone for communication, and a sweat and water-resistant design with a vented and adjustable headband. This headset is ideal for connecting to portable electronics while providing hearing protection and entertainment.
Choose between open-back (spacious sound, leaks noise) and closed-back (isolating, punchy bass) designs based on your environment. For wireless headphones, prioritize comfort and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) performance. Available from $99.99.
Wired headphones have no ongoing costs besides occasional earpad replacements. Wireless headphones function as consumables, as their batteries will eventually degrade after a few years of daily use.
Common Failure Modes
Wired headphones typically fail at the cable connection point, while wireless models suffer from battery degradation. Physical wear on the earpads and headband is inevitable but easily fixed on quality models.
Choose between open-back (spacious sound, leaks noise) and closed-back (isolating, punchy bass) designs based on your environment. For wireless headphones, prioritize comfort and Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) performance.
Wired headphones can last over a decade if the cables are cared for. Wireless headphones are limited by battery degradation, typically lasting a few years.
The 3M WorkTunes Connect + AM/FM-headset with radio is available at cdw, starting at $99.99.
Wired headphones have no ongoing costs besides occasional earpad replacements. Wireless headphones function as consumables, as their batteries will eventually degrade after a few years of daily use.
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