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Most earbud sets tend to come with different sized end pieces, from small to larger, to help with fit. &nbsp;You might consider buying either a set of replacement earbud end pieces or a different set of buds. &nbsp;I like the Sony earbuds, personally. &nbsp;Much better solution that hanging a piece of string over your head. &nbsp;;-)
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Most earbud sets tend to come with different sized end pieces, from small to larger, to help with fit.  You might consider buying either a set of replacement earbud end pieces or a different set of buds.  I like the Sony earbuds, personally.  Much better solution that hanging a piece of string over your head.  ;-)

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I like this example the best. THanks.
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I like that headset earbuds (no mic required) are small and portable. But they fall out of my ears. Is there a set with an adjustable string that would go over my head
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I like that headset earbuds (no mic required) are small and portable. But they fall out of my ears. Is there a set with an adjustable string that would go over my head

portable headset (no mic) earpuds that are only string

Hardware includes cell phones and other digital living devices, tablets, computers, servers, peripherals and components, printers and scanners, gaming consoles, networking hardware such as routers, hubs, switches and modems, storage devices and security equipment such as firewalls and other appliances.

Hardware

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IP Telephony

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