As others have said the LG Bluetooth headsets are good. I don't have
the newest model with the retractable earbuds, but I have both the
previous models which are 700 and 730. I have them hanging around my
neck most of the time, often with one earbud in place and the other
hanging loose. This configuration works well when I am out and about
and doing things besides listening.

One thing to keep in mind, you will never get the same sound quality
from wireless as you do from wired earphones. But for portability and
comfort, Bluetooth is really the way to go.

Amazon has the model I own for $39. Here's a link.

http://www.amazon.com/LG-HBS-730-Wireless-Stereo-Headset/dp/B009A5204K



On 4/3/16, R VanLant <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have been sticking to the apple earbuds that come with our phones for the
> last 3 years.  Generally speaking, I like how they fit in my ears, the
> remote control feature, that they don't have to be charged, and, and this
> may sound funny, I like that they are either attached to my phone or the
> cord is long enough  that I don't really lose them.  However, I am forever
> untying knots in them as they get twisted in my purse or in my pockets.
> One
> coworker suggested getting a pair of headphone that has a cord wrapped in a
> heavier material that doesn't knot as easily.  I've had some of these
> earphones in the past and they still do get twisted up.  That means that
> the
> next logical step, unless I'm missing a good option out there, is to go
> with
> Bluetooth earphones of some sort.  But my fear as a blind person is that I
> will lose them since I imagine them to be small.  I do not want to be
> wearing them every hour I'm awake.  I have visions of the thing falling off
> my head or off my desk or into the bottom of my purse.  Can some of  you
> alleviate my concerns and tell me what the experience is really like or
> what
> other options you've chosen to get rid of the forever tangling Apple
> earbuds?   Secondarily, is it expected that you need to charge them each
> night?
>
>
>
> Confused in Colorado
>
>
>
> Robin
>
>
>
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