Did you know? The term “authorized reseller” was first used in the 1950s by the computer manufacturer IBM and the most popular products sold are computers, electronics, and software.

There are several benefits to buying from an authorized source:

•  Product or service is genuine and properly tested and certified.
•  Typically offer warranties and support, which can give you peace of mind in case something goes wrong.
• Often have access to training and resources that ensures you get the most out of your product.
• They have a contract with the manufacturer.
• Usually listed on the manufacturer’s website.

Did you know that Riaz Computer is an authorized reseller for these brands, to name a few?

Apple: Learn More. See our portfolio: https://riazcomputer.com/product-category/apple-2/

HP: Learn More. See our portfolio: https://riazcomputer.com/?s=hp&post_type=product

Dell: Learn More

KlipXtreme: Learn More See our portfolio: https://riazcomputer.com/?s=klipxtreme&post_type=product

Nexxt Solutions: Learn More See our portfolio:https://riazcomputer.com/?s=nexxtsolutions&post_type=product

Xtech: Learn More See our portfolio: https://riazcomputer.com/?s=xtech&post_type=product

There are some things to keep in mind when choosing an authorized supplier:

• Make sure the reseller is reputable. Do some research to make sure the reseller has a good reputation. You can read reviews online or ask friends and family for recommendations.
• Ask about the return or warranty policy. You’ll want to make sure your purchase is covered.

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Here are some guidelines for using headphones safely:

• Keep the volume low. The louder the volume, the more likely you are to damage your hearing. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends keeping the volume of your headphones below 85 decibels (dB). You can use a smartphone app to measure the volume of your headphones.
• Take breaks. Even if you’re keeping the volume low, it’s still a good idea to take breaks from listening to headphones. The WHO recommends taking a 15-minute break after every 60 minutes of listening.
• Avoid using headphones in loud environments. If you’re going to be listening to headphones in a loud environment, such as a concert or sporting event, use noise-canceling headphones. These headphones can help to block out some of the surrounding noise, so you don’t have to turn up the volume as high.
• Don’t use headphones for sleeping. Sleeping with headphones in can block out important sounds, such as a fire alarm or a crying baby. It can also lead to ear infections and skin irritation.
• Be aware of your surroundings. When you’re wearing headphones, it’s important to be aware of your surroundings. You don’t want to be so focused on your music that you don’t hear someone coming up behind you or a car coming down the street.
• Don’t let your children use headphones for long periods of time. Children’s ears are more sensitive to noise than adults’ ears. The WHO recommends that children under the age of 12 should not listen to headphones for more than 60 minutes per day.

By following these guidelines, you can help to protect your hearing and enjoy your headphones safely.

Here are some additional tips for using headphones safely:

• Choose headphones that fit well and don’t put too much pressure on your ears.
• Clean your headphones regularly to remove dirt and earwax.
• If you experience any pain or discomfort while using headphones, stop using them immediately.
• If you have any concerns about your hearing, see a doctor.

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