I can hear my phone charging.
this post was submitted on 17 Feb 2024
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Not after I stopped buying cheap power supplies.
My friends and I used to drive out to an area of the desert, away from people and the general noise of civilization. However, there were large power transmission lines going through the area and we could listen to them crackle in the night as we watched the stars. Just a nice way to relax and get away from it all.
- Belkin travel surge protector
- 5-port USB hub
- wireless charger
Thankfully none else!
I hear some of them. There's a real cheap one my parents got with a security camera thats real loud to me, but they don't hear it.
Yes, but a bit less as I've aged probably because the higher frequency hearing we have starts to diminish the older we get.
I did when I was younger but I don't hear it since I hit around 30
Since I got older this got better. One benefit I guess?