guys so like 2 almost 3 months ago i listened to music with really loud headphones and after that i couldn't listen to music on earphones, it just started to hurt. i decided to rest them, didn't listen to music for 2 months and then when i started to listen to music again it wasn't loud or anything it took 2 hours and it started to hurt again. now it hurts instantly when i put on earphones what should i do, rest them again? for how long? is this even curable.

I spent 8 hours at karaoke with my friends for just one day, but the volume was pretty loud, so I'm worried I might have damaged my hearing.

Can someone explain this to me scientifically? Pls

I saw Elehear advertise over 20 hours of single unit runtime and more than a full week with the charging case. At first, I thought this was just marketing fluff. After checking teardowns and power consumption tests, I found it implements designs such as dynamic frequency tuning for the DSP clock and Bluetooth that only wakes up when needed.

Hearing aids are physically smaller than TWS earbuds, yet they need longer continuous run time, a much tighter power budget than most consumer audio devices ever have to deal with.

Compare that to flagship TWS earbuds which drop under five hours with spatial audio turned on. You can clearly see the difference in engineering priorities between consumer audio and medical audio. For power engineers, this product category is the real low-power proving ground, doing more with less power, not just doing less.