I use them to sleep but they keep falling out the ear orifice. Waht can I do to avoid that? thanks
1145282
it may be the size or shape of your ear, but you can try rinsing them with a mild soap with warm water and that should help. Be sure they are fairly snug in your ear canal: to the point where you can just about grab them with your fingernails.
1145283
:) You have opposite problem I had, I couldn't get them out sometimes so had to ties a shourt string onto them. (Wearing inside a helmet). I have no suggestions.
1892573
They comfortable, but I won't recommend sleeping with them. But if you do fall asleep, like many people said before, they do fall out to protect your ear I guess.
1887071
They are a really tight and sturdy. I wouldn't have thought that sleeping with these would be comfortable, but after trying it I could see how it could work. They squeeze your head quite a bit, so you might have marks when you wake up.Sideways isn't going to be comfortable for a large headphone like this unless you have deep soft down-like pillows. If you sleep on your back or let your head tilt slightly you could cut out sound while listening to music. For sleeping on your side you are probably better off with ear plugs (no music) or ear bud headphones (no external sound filtering). They are a really tight and sturdy. I wouldn't have thought that sleeping with these would be comfortable, but after trying it I could see how it could work. They squeeze your head quite a bit, so you might have marks when you wake up.Sideways isn't going to be comfortable for a large headphone like this unless you have deep soft down-like pillows. If you sleep on your back or let your head tilt slightly you could cut out sound while listening to music. For sleeping on your side you are probably better off with ear plugs (no music) or ear bud headphones (no external sound... » Read More They are a really tight and sturdy. I wouldn't have thought that sleeping with these would be comfortable, but after trying it I could see how it could work. They squeeze your head quite a bit, so you might have marks when you wake up.Sideways isn't going to be comfortable for a large headphone like this unless you have deep soft down-like pillows. If you sleep on your back or let your head tilt slightly you could cut out sound while listening to music. For sleeping on your side you are probably better off with ear plugs (no music) or ear bud headphones (no external sound filtering). « Show Less
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That is exactly why I chose the Flents Quiet Please Foam Ear Plugs. They were the ONLY ones I tried that did not fall out my ear, whether sleeping or other activities. I sleep on my side as well and you will hardly be aware they are in your ear. They are very comfortable.
638171
Can't say that I have unless you are exercising. In which case they will fall out. I have noticed that they do tend to "loosen" their grip after a while of wear, which may result to falling out. But then again this happens with almost all earbuds. Which is why in my opinion I hate earbuds. Try changing the rubber size. That might help with your issue. In my case my right ear canal is slightly larger then my left ear canal, and this results in the earbud falling out or "loosening" more frequently then with my right ear.
1268291
Probably, depending on how far your ears are from your head. They are adjustable to a degree and since they hook over the ear they stay for the most part. I wouldn't worry so much about them falling off but just not staying flush to your ear so you may need to crank the music louder than you normally would to make up for the air cushion in between your ear and the pad of the headphone.
227201
I use mine about a week or a little longer, but I have zero problems with ear infections or much earwax. After I first insert them, I can feel & hear the foam expanding. When I notice that the foam isn't expanding as vigorously as it did at first, I know they're not going to block noise as well, and it's time to replace with a new pair. Oddly, to me, it seems like one plug in the pair usually fails first; I guess I'd have expected they would both go about the same time. I strongly agree with those who say don't wash them; that was an accident that did not go well.
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I've not run with these, but I don't believe they will fall out for two reasons. One is they are over the ear so the weight of the cable and all won't pull on them. Another is if you get the proper tips they seal very well and I've not noticed any movement moving my head around, walking, bending over, etc. These sit fairly deep in my ear canal too which helps I believe.
324764
I would definitely not recommend these plugs for sleeping. These are more or less for working and do protrude from the sides because they are equipped with a handy cord that keeps both plugs from getting lost. For you I would suggest the foam type plugs that you roll between your fingers, then insert into your ears. They eliminate both of your issues.
1412224
I've fallen asleep with these a few times... not comfortable enough to keep in all night. I would recommend a shallower body style ear bud, that Comply Foam makes ear tips for. It's basically memory foam and is fantastic for canceling-out noise.
872988
I have not slept with them on but suspect that they would not feel comfortable while sleeping with them on. They are not made for sleeping. They are made to muffle ambient sound while awake and upright.
1417697
I'm actually reading these comments because I'm trying to see if anyone has figured out a good way to keep these tips on the LG tone. They stay on when in my ears, but they fall off when hanging around my neck. I now just take them off and put them in my pocket when not in use. I don't want to glue them on - looking for less permanent ideas. GREAT TIPS, they just won't stay on the LG.
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Just my opinion, but I think not. As I said in my review, I found them too uncomfortable to wear for a few minutes, but even if they fit you better than they fit me, I don't see how anyone could possibly sleep with these on. Try some simple earplugs like these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001YXOEE/ref=nosim/103-1990038-9555833?n=228013
1970605
I personally haven't slept with them on my ears but I have laid on them while using them. There is some slight pressure and they will eventually start to hurt but that's just me. They're pretty light but they're also thin (but not thin to where they'll break and stuff) I wouldn't recommend sleeping with them on so you won't end up being choked by em or breaking them.
581252
I have no problems with them coming out at all! I've worn them walking, running and to the gym and they stay in! Best pair of bluetooth headphones I've ever had! They sound really great too! Got a pair of the bluetooth jabra rox and they were pure crap compared to these! Before these I wore the wired BOSE mie2i, and these have the same type earbuds, and I've never had a problem with those falling out either! Good luck
714647
To answer your question, they are fine not alot of pressure. Just don't rest your head on a pillow or you can either turn them off or switch the assigned channel they are on. The buttons for this are on the outside of the ear cuffs.Hope this helps.
862642
My guess is no for sleeping. Unless you lay on your back and never turn. They are also a bit tight on the head, so that could be annoying too. Ear plugs are a better bet...