> I've actually switched to behind-the-ear again - simply because the sound quality is better, in particular the directionality. I just switched from behind-th

> I've actually switched to behind-the-ear again - simply because the sound quality is better, in particular the directionality. I just switched from behind-the-ear to inside-the-ear and one of the benefits for me is the directionality. With behind-the-ear, I was unable to precisely locate some sounds and what was happening behind me was always "clearer" that what happened in front of me (annoying in the restaurant where you can follow conversations from another table, but not from yours).