Does anyone else get annoyed by their own breathing when wearing normal earplugs for sleep ?
New earplugs won't amplify the sound of your own voice
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Re: New earplugs won't amplify the sound of your own voice
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Agreed - I have the same headset and same experience - amazing. They are by far the best headset I have ever owned. Some minor quibles as always.
Another point that is rarely mentioned or tested in reviews: massively improved transparency mode compared to the older models. I can use these headphones for hours as headset in video conferences with enabled transparency and not feel isolated from my surroundings, it's almost like you're not wearing them. My main quibble is the touchpad, which is way too sensitive and I had to turn it off (probably a defect, I gues…
Re: New earplugs won't amplify the sound of your own voice
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I feel like that is what these will do for me, if they work as promised. When I sing in choir(etc), I can't wear regular earplugs, because my own voice triggers my tinnitus.
Why would you want to wear earplugs while singing?
Protect those ears!