Devices emitting a reduced level of radiofrequency energy during operation are a segment of the telecommunications market. These products are engineered to minimize the user’s exposure to electromagnetic fields while still providing standard cellular functionality. For example, a smartphone with a Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) value below a defined regulatory threshold can be considered part of this category.
The appeal of these devices stems from growing public awareness regarding potential health effects associated with prolonged exposure to radiofrequency radiation. The availability of these options offers consumers a sense of control and allows them to make informed choices based on their individual risk assessment. Historically, the development of mobile technology has trended toward improved efficiency, which often results in decreased energy emission.
