• @EnderMB
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      111 year ago

      How do you wear headphones while you’re trying to sleep?

      (I assume the person is watching this in bed and sleeping during it)

      • @SweatyFireBalls
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        201 year ago

        I need sound while I sleep, my wife doesn’t. So I have a headband that has Bluetooth headphones in it specifically for sleeping. It’s pretty comfortable and I get to snooze to whatever I want. Before that I had some low profile buds that I used, but the band is much more comfortable.

        • @ThatWeirdGuy1001
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          31 year ago

          I sleep on my side so the full weight of my head rests on whatever headphones I’m wearing.

          I’ve tried sleeping with a full headset and with earbuds.

          Neither one of them are comfortable enough for me to sleep in unless I’m exhausted.

          • @Passerby6497
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            21 year ago

            Same, but I regularly fall asleep with one of my pixel buds in an ear while listening to a podcast or audiobook as I fall asleep.it isn’t comfortable to lay on, but if I don’t toss and turn, that’s not a problem.

      • UnhingedFridge
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        21 year ago

        I’m a little late here, but I have to wear active noise cancelling headphones to bed since my upstairs neighbor is a troglodyte. A firm pillow with a hole in the middle has saved me - along with plenty of disinfectant spray.

    • @Nindelofocho
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      51 year ago

      I was actually really surprised my nvidia shield lets me pair up a Bluetooth device for audio i imagine its not a common feature

      • AbsurdityAccelerator
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        61 year ago

        I would be surprised if a device that plays media didn’t support Bluetooth. I have a Bluetooth speaker hooked up to the firestick and use headphones with the Nvidia shield as well.

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        I would be shocked that most devices don’t. You can’t get a wifi chip without Bluetooth these days, and it’s a technology that is over 30 years old.

        • @ChewTiger
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          11 year ago

          Makes sense. Also my Google TV let me connect my headphones.