Flex

Beats Flex, they have a cord that goes around your neck, when you switch sides, take one out and put the other in, so you never have to lie on an earbud.

I do the earbuds too, mine are Beats Flex, not very expensive but it fits my ears. The music helps to quiet the panic and I have specific playlists for shopping. This month is was the Rolling Stones ! Oldies are best.

I LOVE my beats flex earbuds. They're on a slim necklace but otherwise wireless, so no worries if one falls out! Moisture resistant and designed for active lifestyles.

I move a lot in my sleep and whenever I have earbuds in, when I wake up in the morning I have to hunt for them, because they will have come out during the night. I also have recently got one of the headband eye mask ones to try out. I'm peri-menopausal so I was worried about getting too hot, but I h

We have 2-4 people in the salon and half of us wear earbuds. I normally have a podcast, YouTube video, or music on. I use beats flex so I can just pop it out of my ear and hang it on my shoulder when I go talk to clients. I would go crazy without my earbuds. It helps me keep my pace and patience.

Beats Flex are decent for this. I don’t think they’re the greatest earbuds by any means, and they can be annoying as the tether is stiff and sometimes gets twisted in a way that will pull them out, but I’ve tried a few other cheap earbuds and grudgingly come back to them. If you’re an iPhone user it

This is why I grabbed a pair of Beats Flex during the Black Friday sales when they were around £35. Had previously used them for years until one side died. Switched to wireless buds and am either losing one constantly or afraid of losing it which then becomes rumination that I can’t stop. I also inv

Beats Flex wireless earbuds. I use the smallest silicone tips that they come with. I’m not sure if I necessarily like the wire going around my neck, but they’re the only ones I’ve found that stay in my ears and aren’t literally painful to wear.

Seconding the earbuds. For anyone considering it, Beats Flex are great, as they last 8+ hours, and, since they're connected, if one falls out, you can find it easily and cram it back in. In my case, I have a few comfort shows I know well that help me fall asleep and stay asleep, and fall back asleep

I switch between the Manta sleep mask and Beats Flex. Seems like you might benefit from the Beats more if you're looking for something better for outside noise. The Manta mask is REALLY comfortable for all sleeping positions--I often go through back, side, and stomach--but aren't as good at blocking