• @the16bitgamer@lemmy.world
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    48 months ago

    Agreed, though sadly this doesn’t apply to me. Hearing issues doesn’t always mean hearing loss. I have Auditory Processing Disorder or Auditory Dyslexia means my hearing is good, but I don’t always understand what people are saying.

    Speaker phone makes it easier for me to understand what the other person is saying. But again its a dick move to use it in public.

      • @the16bitgamer@lemmy.world
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        28 months ago

        Pretty much. The inability to filter voices from other noises. Not fun when you are on a bus and the engine is the only thing you can make out

        • @Evil_incarnate@lemm.ee
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          28 months ago

          And why I avoid noisy bars and stuff. I noticed once during the fire drill at work, we were all standing outside and the loud alarm was beeping like a truck backing up and the whole time I couldn’t make out what people were saying. I could hear the noises coming from their mouths, but couldn’t understand a thing.

          Alarm stopped and I could understand them fine.

    • phillaholic
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      18 months ago

      Is it the Dichotic listening part? Airpod Pros might do wonders.

      • @the16bitgamer@lemmy.world
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        18 months ago

        I have noise cancelling Sony earbuds for a while now. At this point I’ve just gotten use to how people talk, and guessing at what they said and I missed.

    • @Smoogs@lemmy.world
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      18 months ago

      What happened when you tried the bone conducting type? What we’re your findings with this one?

      • @the16bitgamer@lemmy.world
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        18 months ago

        I didn’t try those yet. I presume it wouldn’t be helpful since I need noise isolation and blocking. Not sure if they do that