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KnuckleBuckett:
I am using a pair of Echobuds by Amazon. Work well for mowing lawn due to the noise cancelling. They get a lot of hate in reviews but I have yet to have an issue with them. Sound is solid, they control well, and the cancelling is great. I use Comply ear tips not theirs but unless I am wearing Etymotic buds, I always do that.
Jake:
--- Quote from: ober on June 15, 2020, 10:16:02 PM ---I have a slightly older version of these: https://www.amazon.com/TBI-Pro-Bluetooth-Headphones-Charge/dp/B07VLC39K5/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2YHSC75A934UB&dchild=1&keywords=tbi+pro+bluetooth+headphones&qid=1592273617&sprefix=tbi+pro%2Caps%2C182&sr=8-4 They are pretty awesome. Sound great, stay in my ears, etc. I specifically looked for something that would stay in better and these seem to do the trick. I was tired of the over-the-ear ones getting so hot.
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you know, I think I will give these a try as well - I don't think I ever had any that looked this way. They look kind of heavy, are they?
ober:
Nope, not heavy at all. I've worn them for 5-6 hours at a time with no fatigue.
Jake:
the over the ear phillips came in today. First impressions are very positive. They are not as beefy as my old ones, and I thought that will not work, but they are a perfect size actually. Sound is fine for me. But the biggest thing is the "noise cancellation" - I don't know what else to call it since they really were not advertised as such, but when someone is speaking and I am listening fairly loud I can't hear them speak at all. So as long as the battery life doesn't disappoint, and they last a few years, it will be a success.
Jake:
I have to add, they do seem flimsy. Especially the mechanism that folds them "flat" - I think that is an unnecessary weak point.
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