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I am never buying earbuds again, EVER, FUCKING EVER
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bone conduction ones can be nice if you're not too worried about sound quality. they always sound a bit muffled for music
I've got two pairs of headphones, I'm very fond of. 1 is the bone conduction ones that last most of a work day, and the others are an old pair of Sony wh 1000s that, even though they're old, sound great. Ones for music the others for convenience. Both pairs probably get used for 30 hours a week.
I use some bone conduction ones for regular podcast and music stuff, and I have some Shure SE215 wired IEMs for any loud noise or audio quality situation. Which is to say usually doubled up with earmuffs and running a chainsaw, riding a motorcycle (helmet instead of earmuffs), driving a tractor, running a grinder, etc and so forth. The Shures are expensive but my first pair lasted eight years before I replaced them and the originals still work the plastic body is just chunked up and has full passthroughs to the interior.