What headphones does your husband wear?

[Anonymous]

I purchased the Jabra - they were very tinny sounding, and picked up a ton of ambient noise - and then magnified that noise.

If I tried to talk with someone on my cell using them, they would refuse to talk to me until I took them off the earbuds.

[Anonymous]

Are these a gendered item? Do you just want to know what my husband has, and not what I have?

[Anonymous]

Bose noise canceling. The non-Bluetooth should fall under budget.

[Anonymous]

Bose wireless headphones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are these a gendered item? Do you just want to know what my husband has, and not what I have?

If you read the earlier messages you'll be able to answer your own question.

[Anonymous]

Anker = best bang for the buck and excellent customer service.

[Anonymous]

He likes a pair of $10 earbuds with a wire that doesn't tangle too much he found on amazon, but for a sub $300 present I'd probably go for bose noise cancelling

[Anonymous]

Dollar store

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I purchased the Jabra - they were very tinny sounding, and picked up a ton of ambient noise - and then magnified that noise.

If I tried to talk with someone on my cell using them, they would refuse to talk to me until I took them off the earbuds.

I love my wireless Jabra for exercise, but indeed I wouldn't use them to take calls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are these a gendered item? Do you just want to know what my husband has, and not what I have?

If you read the earlier messages you'll be able to answer your own question.

NP. I read all the messages and still don't understand why gender matters.