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TV Ears were designed with their target audience of the hearing impaired and senior citizens in mind. Unlike regular headphones, TV Ears use an under the chin design, similar to that of a stethoscope, [3] [9] with the right and left ear tips connected by the receiver in the center, which then goes under the chin. [7]
Sensitivity is a measure of how effectively an earpiece converts an incoming electrical signal into an audible sound. It thus indicates how loud the headphones are for a given electrical drive level. It can be measured in decibels of sound pressure level per milliwatt (dB (SPL)/mW) or decibels of sound pressure level per volt (dB (SPL) / V). [36]
The "QuietComfort 3" (QC3) on-ear headphones were sold from 2006 until 2015. [60] The QC3 used a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a claimed battery life of 25 hours. [61] The QC3 headphones were favorably reviewed in Sound & Vision [62] and were included in the 2006 Editor's Choice awards. [63]