Best Bluetooth Headphones?

[Morg]

Hi all,

This is my first post (I'll post my full story later..) but here's the short version: I got my T about a month ago, very loud, it came on exactly with a cold but I had prior noise exposure (rock guitar). I'm in my 40's. I was suicidal for a few days, in tears 24-7, etc. My T is a hiss (many frequencies) in the 8k range. Some days it's a static computer kind of sound--much easier to deal with actually. It alternates between just those 2 things (crazy). Today I'm doing a bit better than originally, thanks to occasional Valium (which I'm taking less and less frequently) sleeping pills, diet changes, exercise, therapy... I'm trying to remain positive and have hope.

Anyway..! I'm looking to find good wireless headphones so I can listen to my soothing cricket & cicada noises at work I've been really enjoying the "mynoise" app (and also the website). I'm looking for something that's comfortable, hidden-ish, and definitely great battery life.

In fact, I'd love to see a subforum dedicated to product reviews and "best of". For example, I can also get hearing aids covered by insurance and use them just for noise generators--but I have no idea which are best.

Best,
M

 

[Candy]

Good idea, would be interested too, need to mask at work, currently using womb sounds...sorry to hear this had been happening, still early days but good u're being practical - have any hearing loss?

 

[Morg]

Good idea, would be interested too, need to mask at work, currently using womb sounds...sorry to hear this had been happening, still early days but good u're being practical - have any hearing loss?

Yes, hearing loss in 8kHz range, exactly where the T is. :-( I think 8k is at -45db in my right ear. Left ear is also down at 8kHz, but not quite as bad. 6k is down, but by much.

 

[Candy]

Have u been advised to try hearing aids?

 

[Morg]

Have u been advised to try hearing aids?

Only to get the masking noise effects, not for the hearing aid part.