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Anyone tried any of the "in the ear" headsets?



 
 
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Old August 13th 05, 10:44 PM
Bob Fry
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"C" == Charles writes:
C I'm interested because after an hour or so, the headsets start
C to hurt on the top of my head and to drill my sunglass frames
C into the side of my head. Plus, with glasses, the ANR doesn't
C always do its best.

Maybe the solution is different sunglass frames. I wear glasses all
the time and make sure I get thin, flexible frames. If you wear a
cap, maybe a different type? Remove any buttons on top of the cap?
 




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