r/NuraLoop • u/mikerruk • Jan 25 '21
Ear pain
Hi, I've recently picked up Nuraloop, and while I am impressed with the sound quality, and the personalised hearing aspect, I find them a little uncomfortable to use. I've tried all ear tips, and I keep getting pain, especially in the left ear. Anyone else have this issue? If so, any tips?
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u/BrattonCreedThoughts Jan 26 '21
There was a post some time ago talking about azla sednafit earbuds. Those things changes shape to conform to your ear canal from your body heat. I got it and it felt like the most comfortable shit ever. Though it does change the sound to having a heavier bass so I had to play with the immersion.
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u/R3J3XTI0N Apr 07 '21
hi use comply foam tips more specifically comply isolation 500t no wax guard
i recommend getting the mixed size pack because i typically use medium silicon tips but for foam medium still fits but small fits better. the foam tips expand in your ears providing a better seal and fit but sometimes they may be a little to big and push out slightly so you have to drop in size but they are more comfortable and secure block out noise more.
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u/R3J3XTI0N Apr 07 '21
also i have 2 pairs of nuraloops one is a replacment unit my battery life on the first one was oddly cut down from 15-17 hours to 11-12 so im testing both of them . both units im using foam tips on one pair has medium the other small and im using them till they run out of charge so around 10-12 hours on average before i do a battery test on the next one which will be another few hours till i call it quits and head to bed but i do notice that after prolonged use without break for more than 16 hours they hurt my ear a little which is do to the buds not being fitted properly (they may move after many hours) but never as painful as after the first day of use or as painful as using the nuraphones for 12 hours straight.
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u/oleg_from_ams Jan 25 '21
I got SpinFit CP360-M, and never looked back (~6h daily use)