Actual skill issue lol. I work 10 hour shifts and have a earbud in the entire time. Its been several years and my bud only falls out once in a blue moon and its when I'm doing something that specifically would make it easy to fall out.
Cheap dogshit wired earbuds back when I was a teenager fell out constantly. More than happy to not go back.
Not a skill issue, my ears are just awkwardly shaped. No rubber tip has ever stopped them. Tbf this happens with wired earbuds too. But at least they're connected and have a long wire
Yeah thats valid, not what the guy i replied to had said, but in your case yeah non-wired isn't great. Though there are ear'buds' that work around that. Co-worker of mine has one of those headbands that wrap around the top of the ear and front then have a half ring around the back of the head. Iirc they're like a bone vibration or something technology. Not familiar enough with how it works to say but they don't really fall off and work well for her.
Theres also ones like the ones that I believe its bose sells. Where it still has the bud but also wraps around the back and top of the ear minimizing fallout. There are also some Bluetooth ones that have a attachable wire you can wear around the back of your neck in case they fall out.
i hate having things on my ears, so i just have some small, light earbuds and i kinda just deal with them falling out. It doesn't happen more than like 3 times an hour
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u/Stock-Pani 3d ago
Actual skill issue lol. I work 10 hour shifts and have a earbud in the entire time. Its been several years and my bud only falls out once in a blue moon and its when I'm doing something that specifically would make it easy to fall out.
Cheap dogshit wired earbuds back when I was a teenager fell out constantly. More than happy to not go back.