I do not routinely Grocery Store but I can ask the Boy to look.
Rubbermaid take a long twist and seal!
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That’s what it is!
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I’ve seen them at most grocery stores.
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Recommendations for earbuds that have the rubbery type of tip? This is specifically so I can use XS tips and they actually fit into my ears. I don’t care about noise canceling and sound quality is not super important to me. I just want to be able to listen to podcast while I do stuff, ideally without being tethered to my phone so wireless is preferred.
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Not ear buds but I have a pair of shocks. Ear buds always make my ears hurt and these are great because they don’t go in the ear. They don’t have super amazing sound quality but I just want them for podcasts and not being tethered to my phone.b
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We have some Skullcandy ones that were cheap and are perfectly acceptable. Interchangeable soft tips.
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I like the JLab Go Air Sport earbuds, I think they come with a baggie of different rubbery type tips so you can choose your preferred size. I also like that they kinda wrap around my ear to be more stable.
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I like my soundcore A40s but they may be more than you need as they do have noise cancelling or sound pass through ability.
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I like my Jabra. They come with 3 different sized rubber bits you can swap out (although the default fit me well enough I’ve never bothered changing it out)
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I’ve had jlab and soundcore. Jlab were good and very cheap, purchased to see if I like earbuds. Soundcore are a million times better for not much more money. Both come with lots of tips and fit my small ear canals.
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I love my shockz too!! Way more comfortable than earbuds. Slightly less than ideal if laying down or on planes, but earbuds aren’t the best there either.
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If you’re not committed to in-ear, I recommend bone conducting headsets - I have a Vidonn pair that I love.
In-ear, I mostly used Skullcandy before I switched over to Vidonn.
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Do the over-ear/bone conducting type work with glasses? I’m looking at ads and not seeing any pictures of people wearing them with glasses.
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I put my sunglasses ears above the headphones, because my sunglasses ears are pretty thick. I don’t have regular glasses so not sure how a narrower ear would feel under the headphones.
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I have glasses and they work! Most of the over the ear ones don’t work for me with glasses though.
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I have glasses and they work as long as I’m not lying down. I love having more situational awareness and not needing to turn the volume way up.
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Thanks for all the recommendations and advice! I went with soundcore—pleasantly surprised by the low price (I chose a pair of on-sale earbuds and it barely came to $50 with tax).
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May I make a very selfish personal shopper request on my birthday?
My fitbit died this morning. I use it to track steps, workouts and very light biometrics.
Can someone find me a refurbished model that’s Good Enough so I don’t go ham and buy some bullshit expensive version new?
@flan @meowmalade you are better at this than I am
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This is not a direct answer but I recently bought refurbished AirPods from Best Buy, and they seem like a good source for that sort of thing.
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