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Anyone ever find a solution for headphones feeling hot on the head/ears?
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Yeah depending on long long you need to wear a headset is a important factor!
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I swear I wrote how long, but I clearly typed long long.... thats crazy.
I see, definitely annoying in the summer.
I'm sure we could make something to cool (or even heat) the headpads. I wonder if the jack could power it though ๐ค
If you can tolerate it bone conduction headphones are a option too! But they don't have the same rich soundscape, but variety is good!
Yeah, in-ear can become very pricey too if your looking for a good sound, there is definitely pros too though.
I'm just a bit in between, I do love a better sound but I'm also poor as hell xD