I just read about those in an ad. I have never before seen earbuds with swappable cores, depending on the setting and what kinds of sounds the wearer is trying to block. The ocean kind looks especially good. I wonder if it would be possible to get just that (ocean version) and not have to listen to people talking, tv, etc.. Has anyone on here used them or heard whether they're good, bad, indifferent? I guess about 40 bucks would be all right.
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QuietBuds
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sorry but for the same price you can get the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro which you can adjust noise cancellation levels or even switch it to ambient noise all within the Samsung Wear app. there is no need to keep all of those "cores" and switching them out depending on what your situation is.
its a cool idea, but that is way too much accessories to be carrying around. not to mention pulling and putting those things on according to need seems like a huge waste of time as well as a lot of wear and tear.
for those interested here is the link for the QuietBuds:
https://www.quietbuds.io/quietbuds-...MIqbflsd2L9AIV4Qh9Ch2w4wLiEAAYASAAEgJqdvD_BwE
edit: well i guess they are having a sale of going from $79.99 to $39.99 which is not bad. still way too much effort for me when all i need to do is go into an app to change my settings.
its a cool idea, but that is way too much accessories to be carrying around. not to mention pulling and putting those things on according to need seems like a huge waste of time as well as a lot of wear and tear.
for those interested here is the link for the QuietBuds:
https://www.quietbuds.io/quietbuds-...MIqbflsd2L9AIV4Qh9Ch2w4wLiEAAYASAAEgJqdvD_BwE
edit: well i guess they are having a sale of going from $79.99 to $39.99 which is not bad. still way too much effort for me when all i need to do is go into an app to change my settings.
nothing with true nose cancellation. they have it for when you make calls so that your conversation is crystal clear.
the samsung buds pro are the best noise cancellation ear pieces i have ever used. they best for me are the overear headphones by Bose, if you want complete silence.
The Bose QuietComfort buds do a fantastic job as well. They don't do the job their over the ear QuietComfort 35 model however. I've never tried the Samsung buds so I can't compare. Bose are definitely not in the $40 range.
I presume you're referring to these?
https://www.quietbuds.io/
These are just earplugs for shutting out unwanted noise. You certainly can't connect them to your phone and play audio through them. Is that what you're after?
https://www.quietbuds.io/
These are just earplugs for shutting out unwanted noise. You certainly can't connect them to your phone and play audio through them. Is that what you're after?
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If it's just earplugs you want for keeping things quiet and peaceful, you can buy them from Amazon etc, like $7.99 for 50 pairs. Probably buy them from your local pharmacy as well.
https://www.amazon.com/Sleeping-Reu...jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==
No need to pay $40 for some fancy designer earplugs.
I've only ever used them once when I did some rifle and shotgun shooting years ago. And they certainly worked for me, with keeping much of the gunfire out of my ears.
All these things are is just sterilized hardened foam, and they worked for me with firing guns, I'm sure they can work for you, including catching some ZZZZs with the sounds of jackhammers.
When I travel on planes, I often use my Sony or Bose noise-cancelling headphones.
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is this for sleeping? because there are plenty of decent noise cancelling headphones....some are cheap, some are expensive.
these are pretty sweet, but expensive:
Bose Sleepbud II
here are some other suggestions:
https://www.cnet.com/health/sleep/headphones-for-sleeping/
these are pretty sweet, but expensive:
Bose Sleepbud II
here are some other suggestions:
https://www.cnet.com/health/sleep/headphones-for-sleeping/
