[NFB-DB] Bluetooth Headphones

[Scott Davert]

Hmmm. I don't think such a headset exists, especially with your
requirement for the ability to switch between devices like you can
with a Bluetooth keyboard or braille display. I'd be interested if
anyone has any experience with this type of thing which supports
multiple connections in the way it was described. I have this ability
with my hearing aids, but don't think it is an option with OTE
headphones.

Scott

On 5/8/23, Sean Moore via NFB-DB <nfb-db at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi there,
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> Depending on your level  of hearing  loss, bone , conduction, headphones can
> be helpful. There are also something called open ear headphones. They are a
> small speaker in front of your ear similar to wear a bone conduction headset
>  , they  rest,   in  front  of the ear, they are not conducting sound
> through the cheekbone.
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> I haven’t    used  neither  of these headsets. They  are  just  examples
> I’ve  found  on  Amazon.com
> These  are  open ear- ear buds  with a  charging case  and   ear hooks.
>
> Limited-time deal: YOSINT Open Ear Headphone Wireless Air Bone Conduction
> Earbuds with Microphones, Bluetooth 5.3 Earbuds LED Power Display HiFi
> Stereo Sound Headphones for Sport, Workouts, Running, Cycling
> https://a.co/d/9aVkq0u
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> These  are  bone Conduction
> Wireless Earbuds with Earhooks Mini Bone Conduction Headphones Waterproof
> Bluetooth Open Ear Earbuds Cycling Earpiece Noise Canceling Headset Sports
> Bluetooth 5.3 Ear Clip Earphones Headset- Black https://a.co/d/iGoltCw
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