Byhnhnhnh
I was listening to music with headphones and my laptop charger was plugged in. I was working on my laptop, and then I felt a pain in my head, a kind of pressing and pulling pain… I'm afraid it might have been an electric shock. Thanks in advance.
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No, that’s not dangerous and you certainly didn’t get any power.
Thanks a lot
No, it’s not dangerous, and you didn’t get any power.
No power stops can be transmitted via Bluetooth.
And even from a cable headphone, you would not get a power strike (unless your laptop power supply would have a considerable damage).
Thank you! 🤍 Now I am calmed