Will this headset affect my pacemaker? null

No. Bluetooth operates at a completely unrelated frequency than your pacemaker. Although, if it did, it would bring new meaning to the phrase "I have that music running through my veins!"

No working fine for my personal used

This uses bluetooth technology which operates at a low bandwidth and fairly low power. Studies have been done that show that a cell phone does not affect a pacemaker and this will be lower power than that.

The best answer I can give you would be to thoroughly read the instruction manual for any warnings & consult with your Dr. I really don't believe there should be a problem as the headset doesn't draw a lot of power & it shouldn't affect the power of your pacemaker. BUT! check with a medical professional.

No. The headset uses a very small Bluetooth signal- much smaller than the phone signal. Actually you can rest easy by having the cell phone further away from you and enjoy it. The Bluetooth range is about 30 feet.

Your pacemaker should not be affected by the head phones. These are blue tooth enabled. Just walking around through a store you would be exposed to blue tooth devices just the same.

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No. Bluetooth operates at a completely unrelated frequency than your pacemaker. Although, if it did, it would bring new meaning to the phrase "I have that music running through my veins!"
Answered by Robert 10 years ago
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No working fine for my personal used
Answered by Helmond 10 years ago
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This uses bluetooth technology which operates at a low bandwidth and fairly low power. Studies have been done that show that a cell phone does not affect a pacemaker and this will be lower power than that.
Answered by trekie86 10 years ago
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No
Answered by pink 10 years ago
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Answered by Bnikki 10 years ago
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The best answer I can give you would be to thoroughly read the instruction manual for any warnings & consult with your Dr. I really don't believe there should be a problem as the headset doesn't draw a lot of power & it shouldn't affect the power of your pacemaker. BUT! check with a medical professional.
Answered by Redhorse60 10 years ago
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No. The headset uses a very small Bluetooth signal- much smaller than the phone signal. Actually you can rest easy by having the cell phone further away from you and enjoy it. The Bluetooth range is about 30 feet.
Answered by StevenW 10 years ago
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Your pacemaker should not be affected by the head phones. These are blue tooth enabled. Just walking around through a store you would be exposed to blue tooth devices just the same.
Answered by Kevin 10 years ago
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No it won't
Answered by Calderonj86 10 years ago
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