Hello Christina.
I can't wear traditional bluetooth head phones even if they have ear buds as my
ears are very small and I can't rest anything in them.
As Colin says, the Aftershokz are the best as they do not fall off one's head
and your ears are free. They are very good if someone has a hear
Oh, that is very interesting. I've never tried bone conduction headphones. Is
the sound quality good enough to hear the words on audiobooks. That is mainly
what I use my headset for. :) Do they stay put or do they fall off easily? I
have very small ears.
Thanks,
Christina
Sent from Christina's
Hi Christina!
Those Aftershokz that are mentioned do not sit in or on the Ear!
Rather in front and use conduction through your bones!
So your Ears are completely free to hear all around you!
So just down to if you can afford them!
HTH Colin
On 6 May 2014, at 18:45, "Christina C." wrote:
> The Mo
The Motorola S11-flex HD does. I wanted ear buds instead of headphones. I have
to say, that these work great but I have a really tiny head and wished they
were a bit smaller. They pair very nicely with my iPhone 5S. The range on them
is super great and that is why I kept them even though they ar
The Aftershokz do this. It says when it pairs, and when it is in pairing mode.
Also, if you wait a bit after pausing music or a phone call, it will say the
battery status when you hit a volume button.
On May 5, 2014, at 5:08 PM, Scott Berry wrote:
> Has anyone ran in to a good bluetooth headset
Has anyone ran in to a good bluetooth headset which talks when it pairs besides
the Motorola?
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