March 18, 20179 yr comment_759189 I think I'll stick with wired headphones for now: http://www.theverge.com/2017/3/15/14938788/headphones-explosion-airplane-sleeping-woman Report
March 19, 20179 yr Author comment_759343 Not sure if the Apple AirPods present a similar risk. Report
March 20, 20179 yr comment_759357 I doubt it. She was on a flight from China and given how cheap Chinese shit treats lithium batteries...yeah the Apple stuff will be just fine. Report
March 20, 20179 yr comment_759369 ..... if you don't like sideburns....... if you like hair ... if you do like side burns..... as in facial disfugurement........ Report
March 20, 20179 yr comment_759379 From what I read elsewhere, the headphones could have been of the headband type, perhaps noise cancelling like Bose QuietComfort, using larger rechargeable batteries of the AA or AAA type. I've used this type of batteries of Chinese make and are very very poor quality, nothing to do with the quality of the OEM batteries being used in Apple and other reputed brands products. The fault wasn't on the headphones and their brand, but on the batteries. Report
March 20, 20179 yr comment_759382 Can the victim sue the battery manufacturer for assault and battery...? Report
March 21, 20179 yr comment_759508 21 hours ago, wink said: Can the victim sue the battery manufacturer for assault and battery...? Given that manufacturers in China can start up anytime and can close down the very next day means shit all with a potential lawsuit by the product user. Edited March 21, 20179 yr by DefQon Report
March 22, 20179 yr comment_759621 Wow! That is one good way to forever ruin your eardrums. Scary! Report
August 26, 20206 yr comment_835021 She just thought her ears were burning because someone was talking about her. Report
August 26, 20206 yr comment_835030 he's very careful to not post a lot, but when he does, it's not worth reading Report
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