Speakers too loud on the outside

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SerbianGuy211

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I don't really want anyone to hear anything from my headset except for me, I'm not really sure what model I have. But when I take them off and move them a feet from me, I still hear it the same as I have it on
 
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I'm not familiar with the brand. My gut reaction is that they put a lot of effort into appearance and not so much to acoustics. I don't have any evidence to back up that claim. I think the "cracked backlight" is just a bad translation of the lightning design on the ear cups being illuminated. It does have a volume wheel so you may just have to get into the habit of rolling that down before you take them off.
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grimfox

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There's not a lot you can do to fix that outside of hacking in some sort of proximity mute switch. Or getting a different pair of headphones. If the brand isn't prominent they may not be great headphones to begin with which explains the sound leakage.
 
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I'm not familiar with the brand. My gut reaction is that they put a lot of effort into appearance and not so much to acoustics. I don't have any evidence to back up that claim. I think the "cracked backlight" is just a bad translation of the lightning design on the ear cups being illuminated. It does have a volume wheel so you may just have to get into the habit of rolling that down before you take them off.
 
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