4 cheap headphones and earbuds we've tested to avoid 'headphone dodger' fines — they're all cheaper than the £100 you'll pay if you're caught
UK legislation now means people who play audio aloud on their phone could face £100 fines on buses.
The UK government is cracking down on people who annoy others with music from their phones on public transport, with fines of up to £100 for rule-breakers. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is leading this campaign, following previous government's consideration of the issue. While the enforcement of the fines is dependent on transport safety officers, it remains to be seen if the rules will be effective.
For those who wish to avoid these fines, the source recommends several affordable options. First, the Sennheiser CX 80U wired earbuds offer great value at $39.95 / £34.99, and are praised for their noise-blocking capabilities and simple design. Next, Sony's recently released WH-CH530N headphones are available for $69 / £50, and are noted for their balanced sound and long-lasting battery life.
Finally, JLab's JBuds Mini ANC wireless earbuds are the most expensive option at $49.99 / £49.99, but offer noise-cancellation features. All of these options are cheaper than the £100 fine that can be imposed for playing music on public transport.
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