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Bone conducting earphones, my stupid tiny ear canals mean I can't get any ear buds, to stay in my ears, the bone conducters have changed my life....
Which ones did you get? My mom has that issue so it might be worth getting her some for her birthday.
The only way she can get earbuds to stay in is to take the silicon tips off which I can imagine is really uncomfortable
Not OP but I've been using Shokz (formerly known as AfterShokz), and they're pretty good imo.