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> That doesn't work for everyone. Some offices are louder than headphones Depending on your budget, you can block out anything short of jackhammers with either
by kadoban 3y ago
> That doesn't work for everyone. Some offices are louder than headphones
Depending on your budget, you can block out anything short of jackhammers with either IEMs or earbuds+noise reduction earmuffs.
> and some people come around tapping your shoulders regardless
Do they expect to continue living? What monsters.
- re-thc 3y ago> Depending on your budget, you can block out anything short of jackhammers with either IEMs or earbuds+noise reduction earmuffs. Perhaps more a personal thing but it induces a dizziness/ drowsiness with extended use. It’s fine when watching say a movie but I could never work for long periods with my ears blocked. Wonder if I’m the only 1 but I have heard of similar cases.
- andelink 3y agoI wear them all day during work and also then a couple hours in the evening without any issue. Pure bliss
- bombolo 3y agoI get pain from the hears not being in their natural position.
- alpaca128 3y agoThat problem went away for me once I found headphones that are actually over-ear and not only marketed as such. I can wear them all day every day because they're large enough to not even touch my ears, very light because of a plastic case and open headphones so they don't feel as "pressurized". Bad for noisy environments, though.
- bombolo 3y agoMy hears are perpendicular from my head
- d-s 3y agoIt’s quite common. I own only open headphones due to this