tiddy roosevelttag urself i'm beer corkscrew
I have such trouble finding earphones that fit because my ears are tiny. Someone recently pointed out they make these mini ones now and fair play while the box language is gibberish they fit perfectly, I can barely feel them
Vysogota
Hyperbolix Prudens 🎹🖌️⌨️@babe I'd recommend the shokz earphones, if you do not need noise cancelling. They sit in front of your ears and work great (imho)
Peter Kraus@babe @hyperbolix I've been using them for about 3 years. They are good for sports and listening to podcasts or audiobooks. They're not good for music. They're absolutely terrible for calls (especially with Teams and WebEx, Zoom is OK).
@hyperbolix I have a pair of conduction ones and I only use them in water. I don't like them.
I want the blocking of noise that earbuds give as I don't do well with ambient sound.
I want the blocking of noise that earbuds give as I don't do well with ambient sound.
lick here for more info@babe I just hate plugging my ears in general and yeah my canals seem narrower than most. Some time ago I discovered there's a decent fanbase for the good old "flathead earbuds" and there's a bunch of Chinese companies making really good ones for cheap.
I got me some QKZ and NiceHCK from Aliexpress and I love them. Depending on which part of ear is small, that might be an option for you too!
Edit: the ones I use daily are QKZ MDR and apparently they currently go for €5. So yeah, might be worth checking out.
@virtulis If I'm using wired ones I use really cheap chinese sleep earphones plugged into a bluetooth receiver. Works well for the most part. Not the greatest sound quality but I don't mind it
PhosphenesThey look like in-ear and not over-ear phones. Is that right?
@Phosphenes Yep. Just really small ones
Terence Eden@babe I can recommend the ear-clip ones. No bunging up your holes and no risk of falling out.
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/11/gadget-review-soundpeats-clip1-cuff-headphones/
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2025/11/gadget-review-soundpeats-clip1-cuff-headphones/
Gadget Review: SOUNDPEATS Clip1 Cuff Headphones
The good folks at SOUNDPEATS have sent me their new "Clip1" headphones to review. They are easily the most comfortable headphones I've ever worn. Typically, headphones fall into three broad categories. In ear, like the Apple EarPods. Over ear, like the Beats. Bone Conducting, like the AfterShokz. But these are not typical headphones. These are part of a new category of "cuff" audio. They…
@Edent I have piercing right where they clip so they wouldn't work for me
The Flight Attendant@babe As a fellow small ear person who has great difficulty finding earbuds that do not hurt would you mind sharing a link to these, or the name please? 🙏
@CosmicTraveler
Xmenha Invisible Mini Earbuds on amazon but there seem to be a lot that are more or less the same thing.
Just look for mini wireless earbuds
Xmenha Invisible Mini Earbuds on amazon but there seem to be a lot that are more or less the same thing.
Just look for mini wireless earbuds
@babe Thank you!
caesarologia@babe long endurance and comfortable fit
vxo
JWcph, Radicalized By Decency@babe Hydrothermograph, obvi.
Howard Chu @ Symas@babe how very versatile of you!
I'm all about button controls
The Mighty Git@babe Impedance
Great Joe
Joykill
Fennix
smells of bikes@babe impedance:320 definitely.
Lawrence Miller@smellsofbikes @babe 32 ohms is probably high enough that you won't blow them out the first time you pair them, but I would exercise caution when corkscrewing beer. I tried to find an amperage chart for different kinds of beer and was unsuccessful. I think if you corkscrew, say, an IPA you should be fine, but anything darker might cause problems.
Tom Magnanimous@babe you know those sandals with a bottle opener on the sole? It's like that but you're nestling a steel corkscrew into your ear so you have one on hand should you need it
Mr Takes 🧄@babe i'm one-step pairing
@babe
I wish i was charging time: ~30 mins
I wish i was charging time: ~30 mins