Technology
The Hear app makes trippy sounds, but it probably won't help you concentrate
A fun • unique listening experience • Filters can be adjusted for maximum customization
Didn’t really help cut out distractions • Several audio filters were very unpleasant
The Hear app is perfect for a lighthearted and entertaining listening experience. But if your goal is to relax or seriously focus, look elsewhere for help.
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