Safety Instructions; Intended Use; Adjusting The Volume - Beyerdynamic FREE BYRD Mode D'emploi

Safety instructions

Thank you for choosing beyerdynamic Free BYRD True Wireless headphones.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Please read these instructions carefully and completely before using the product.
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Please observe all instructions given, especially those concerning the safe use of the
product.
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Do not use the product if it is defective.
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The company beyerdynamic GmbH & Co. KG accepts no liability for damage to the
product or injury to persons caused by careless, improper or incorrect use of the
product, or by use for purposes not specified by the manufacturer.

Intended use

Only use the product as described in this product manual. beyerdynamic accepts no
liability for damage to the product or injury to persons caused by careless, improper or
incorrect use of the product, or by use for purposes not specified by the manufacturer.
beyerdynamic is not liable for damage to USB devices that do not comply with
the USB specifications.
beyerdynamic is not liable for damage resulting from connection interruptions due to
batteries being empty or too old, or due to exceeding the Bluetooth® transmission range.
Please also observe the relevant country-specific regulations before using the product.

Adjusting the volume

High volumes and long listening times can permanently damage your hearing.
Because in-ear headphones sit directly in the ear canal, there is an increased
risk of hearing damage.
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Before inserting the earphones, set the volume to minimum. Only increase the volume
after inserting the earphones.
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Do not use the in-ear headphones at high volume for a long time. When listening and
speaking normally with in-ear headphones, your own voice should still be perceptible.
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In case of tinnitus, decrease the volume. If necessary, consult a doctor.
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Please note that excessively high volumes and long listening times may cause hearing
damage. Hearing impairments are irreversible, so always make sure that the volume is
appropriate. It is advisable to keep listening times as short as possible at high
volumes.
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