Flex

I recommend Beats Flex! They're Bluetooth but the earbuds are connected around the back of your neck (possibly bad explanation, but google it and you'll see). Good quality sound, only $50, and the charge lasts a super long time. I've had mine a few years and just bought some for my adhd dad who also

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

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

I use Beats Flex earbuds. I tried using my AirPods Pro, but it was literally impossible to take my helmet off without them popping out. They work really well for me, blocking out wind noise, but letting in just enough to hear traffic around me. Plus the music sounds good too, as an added bonus.

Beats Flex. That’s about as wireless as I feel comfortable with. They live in my purse. My other earbuds are true wireless. and I only wear those at home. They love next to my bed.

Beats flex earbuds are a pretty good choice if you want to protect your hearing & listen to music at the same time. They are low profile enough to slip your helmet on and off with them in. The earbud tips that come with are not that great tho. Decibullz brand memory foam eartips work the best with b

I listen to music all day on my phone with my trusty Beats Flex earbuds. Drowns out everything, in and out of the bathroom. 10 out of 10, highly recommend.

Yes Protect your ears!! Tinnitus is terrible. I personally prefer the neck wrap type earbuds for their small ear pieces and long batt life. For a few years I’ve used Beats Flex earbuds. They’re fairly cheep, sound good enough, and last a couple years with heavy use. Add some cheep memory foam tips a

I actually have a similar conundrum with small ears. Thank you for posting this message regarding the new PBP2 headphones as I will make sure to try them on before purchasing. If it helps lisameee and you're still within the return period, I would recommend checking out Best Buy where they are selli