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In response to "Yay or Nay: bone conduction bluetooth headphones? -- nm" by Andie

Huge Yay from me. They're great for running because I can listen to music but still hear my surroundings. -- nm

Posted by Dano (aka dano) Oct 13 '22, 11:40

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SoundcoreLife Dot 3i wireless earbuds have a noise canceling AND a "true sound" mode that pipes in the outside noise, unfiltered. same dif. - colin Oct 13, 11:49
this is my thought, i go out for big walks and always only wear one earbud so i can hear, & would like something that won't fall out and lets me hear - Andie Oct 13, 11:43 6
- My pixel ear buds never fall out even when I run. You can also set it so only one bud is active if you only want to use one. -- nm - Krusty Oct 13, 13:01 1
  - oh i wear one, all the time, but i am looking at not-in-ear options. -- nm - Andie Oct 13, 13:30
- That makes sense for me with the convertible but as Guigue said, no way I want waves bouncing around in my head. -- nm - Spawn Oct 13, 11:52 3
  - i mean, if you are hearing any sound you have waves in your head. we hear because sound waves vibrate bones in our ears... -- nm - Andie Oct 13, 11:54 2
    - Yes they only give me headache because of the vibration on my temple. It's how you feel the sound, but I'm pretty sensitive to - Guigue Oct 13, 11:57 1
      - word. There are sinus headaches I get where humming can help. So maybe they would actually be good, for those. -- nm* - Spawn Oct 13, 12:02

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