Wireless Headphones

[Cyclegirl54]

Could anyone recommend a brand of wireless headphones that are lightweight and not tight to the ears/head? Do not wish to incur any head pain /headaches! 🌸

[HeronNS]

Sorry, no personal experience, but this article explains what to look for in order to find comfortable headphones:

headphonescompared.com/the-...

[Cyclegirl54 in reply to HeronNS]

Thanks, I’ll check out that link 🌸

[Blearyeyed]

I'm waiting for answers with baited breath , still not found a pair that work for me !

[suzy1959]

My husband gave me a pair for Xmas. They are Sennheisers( spelling?) from Amazon. The sound quality is great, they fit in my ears very well and a charge lasts 6 hours. They are very easy to use too.

[Cyclegirl54 in reply to suzy1959]

I’ll have a look at them . Ta muchly 🌸

[Highlandtiger]

I have Soundbuds by Anker which I find pretty good. They work for me anyway.......

[Caro12line]

I use Bluetooth Sleepphones. They do a sport version too. I find them very good

[nickm001]

There are many types and it depends how/where you will use it. Is it at home or while exercising (going by the handle "cyclegirl54")?

There are very light weight ear buds that work fine while on the move. For home you can get headphones . Important detail is that they are newest generation of bluetooth .. at least version 4.2 or newest 5.0. Quality of sound is better and it uses less energy, so battery life is longer. also it is important to be compatible with whatever device you will connect it to. If it is phone, then you should not have an issue, but otehr devices may require extra hardware.

[Cyclegirl54 in reply to nickm001]

Thanks for that info. They would be for home use . Cycling isn’t on the agenda at the moment, only a short walk. Thanks again .

[daworm]

bluetooth Beats