Screen • Buds

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• 4-7 • Days for the whole E-U and Russia.

• 2-6 • days for north -America (U.S.A Canada & Mexico).

• 3-6 • Days for (Australia, Singapore and New-Zealand).

• 5-8 • Days for the rest of the world.

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• Glass cover: reinforced aluminosilicate (Gorilla Glass / Ceramic Shield).
• Touch layer: indium tin oxide (ITO) or graphene.
• Display: OLED / AMOLED, LTPO for adaptive refresh.
• Polarizers & filters: control light and colors.
• Optical adhesive & encapsulation.
• Chips: touch controller + display driver IC.

AirPods (wireless earbuds)

• Shell: durable polycarbonate/ABS plastic.
• Speakers: neodymium magnets, copper coil, composite/graphene diaphragm.
• Mics: MEMS silicon microphones.
• Chip: Apple H1/H2 SoC, Bluetooth, DSP.
• Battery: tiny lithium-ion cell.
• Sensors: infrared, accelerometer, gyroscope.
• ANC system: external + internal mics with DSP.
• Charging case: plastic shell, metal hinge, Lightning/USB-C, Qi/MagSafe coil.

Micro-waves are not radiations, they belong to another type of energy which would only warm-up a few the surfaces touching it, only with an over exposition at some extremes levels of micro-waves. The Pods aren’t even technically capable to exceed the level of exposure and spreading levels. (you may read the article right below for more informations concerning complementary proofs)

The Non-Hazardous Nature of Electromagnetic Waves (EMF) Within Standards

1. Key Distinction: Non-Ionising vs Ionising

Emissions from mobile phones, Bluetooth devices (such as AirPods), and Wi-Fi are non-ionising radiation: they do not have enough energy to break chemical bonds in DNA, unlike X-rays or gamma rays. The only recognised effect of radiofrequency energy is a small local heating of tissue, but below regulated limits this heating is negligible.

2. Safety Rules and Standards: Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

Devices such as mobile phones and Bluetooth earphones must comply with the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) – the measure of energy absorbed by the human body. Regulatory bodies such as ICNIRP and the FCC set strict limits, and manufacturers must ensure that devices remain below these thresholds. ICNIRP guidelines are widely used worldwide to protect against overexposure.

3. Research and Risk Assessments: No Consistent Evidence of Harm

The World Health Organization (WHO) states that so far there is no consistent evidence that radiofrequency exposure from mobile phones within approved limits causes harmful health effects. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) likewise affirms that current scientific data do not support claims that mobile phone use within standards increases risks of cancer or other serious diseases. A recent WHO-led review of dozens of studies, covering users over nearly three decades, found no increase in brain or head-and-neck cancers linked to mobile phone use.

4. Specific Case of AirPods and Bluetooth Devices

Fact-checking organisations and health experts agree that there is no credible evidence that AirPods or other Bluetooth earphones, under normal use, cause health problems. In fact, Bluetooth emissions are much weaker than those of mobile phones held directly against the head, as they operate at low power merely to connect with another device.

5. Population Data and Trends

If mobile phones were genuinely hazardous at regulated exposure levels, one would expect sharp rises in brain cancer rates in parallel with the global surge in phone use. Yet, epidemiological data show no such rise: brain cancer rates have remained stable in most populations despite the massive increase in usage.

Balanced View

While science cannot prove the total absence of risk in every circumstance, especially for extreme long-term exposure or with children, the safety standards already include wide margins of protection. As long as devices comply with these standards, risks are considered negligible.

Conclusion

In summary, mobile phones and Bluetooth earphones such as AirPods, provided they respect official safety thresholds (SAR and ICNIRP standards), are not deemed dangerous by the overwhelming majority of scientific evidence available today. Current data do not support claims of cancer or other serious harm under normal conditions of use.

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