“I am concerned about EMF's both on the earbuds and wearing the Infinim900 around my neak. What can you tell me about its safety?”

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• My hair goes past my bra line in back and I love it, a lot. It does not bother my hair or get in the way. When I go to work, I just tuck into my collar. It's not bulky or ever in the way. I only get in trouble at work when I have it on me is when I forget to hide under my collar lol

  Answered by Jusmeeh 9 years ago

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• You are better having this around your neck, talking on the phone, then having your phone at your face. Bluetooth uses the 2.4Ghz spectrum, then same used by WiFi and microwave ovens. The unique characteristic of this band is that it is stopped easily by water, and you are a big sack of water. In fact, I've had problems with some headsets because they wouldn't transmit past me! Cell phones on the other hand transmit at lower frequencies that CAN pass through you. So if you are worried about EMF, use a good headset like this so you can keep your cell phone further away from your body!

  Answered by xxPaulCPxx 9 years ago

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• I would be way more worried about your cell phone. Bluetooth does not transmitt EMF (Electro Magnetic Field). The energy is so low that it is only good for a few feet, where your cell phone transmitts many miles.

  Answered by tparkaz 10 years ago

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• I spoke with a bio chem professor at USC about this recently, and he said that no research has proven empirically that low power rf radiation interacts with cellular tissues at macro or molecular level. Probably the doses of RF radiation from all of the other wireless devices, cell towers, satellites, and the sun is much more powerful and constant.

  Answered by Will 10 years ago

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• They seemed quite safe to me they don't even stay powered on long

  Answered by Nicky 10 years ago

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• Bluetooth waves are very low. You have the same shot at getting cancer from FM radio waves

  Answered by George84 9 years ago

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