Wireless headphones are all the rage right now. Whether they’re Bluetooth earphones connected by a wire or a neckband, true wireless earbuds, or actual wireless headphones, they all connect to smartphones via Bluetooth for music, podcasts, and calls. They’re incredibly convenient to use, especially on devices that lack the traditional headphone jack. What’s not convenient is wireless headphones overheating and catching fire. That’s what happened to various DeWalt Jobsite Pro wireless earphones recently, with the manufacturer reporting 61 incidents. As a result, E-filliate issued a recall of 301,800 wireless headphones that pose burn and fire risks.
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