I just got a job doing 3rd shift grocery stocking, usually they don’t allow earbuds but there’s no customers so everyone does it anyway.

I’d like to get something ~$30 or less (I don’t really care about the sound quality so much as long as it doesn’t sound terrible), and battery life lasting at least 8 hours. Wireless because I don’t want the wire getting in the way of anything or feeling weird down my shirt.

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I got some noise-canceling JBL ones on sale for $90. Pretty good except I have to suck the earwax out of the little speaker grills and then quick-soak it in alcohol sometimes. Maybe they have a cheaper model of them. Battery life and sound quality are pretty good. If Sony has any in your price range I’d go with those.

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if youre comfortable with ebay, they have Galaxy Buds Pro new/open box for $60. Those are the only ones i have used and theyve been good, but they hurt my hears(like they dont fit my ears quite right.)

For $30 or less you might have to search in Amazon reviews for the word “hours” and see if anybody can help.

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Galaxy Buds sound so good too. Even Crinacle gave them a B or something.

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id like them to use on planes but they start to hurt my ears(like they arent the right shape) after a couple hours so i have Sony WXM4000 or whatever for long trips. over hear headphones are always way better for comfort.

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Soundpeats Air3/Air3 HS. Usually under $50. They look Airpods knockoffs, but they’re pretty good. I’ve had mine for about a year. Also doesn’t completely seal just in case you need to hear your surroundings.

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Anker’s Soundcore brand has been putting out some good stuff lately. Got some headphones and buds from them and have really enjoyed them.

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Cheapest ones Wal-Mart sells, I’m on board with them cause they work fine and I wreck them about once a year wearing them everyday at work so it’s not worth buying expensive ones lol

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A few years ago when my job was more physically demanding this was most definitely the way to go. I would lose and break a few pair every year.

I got excited when I figured out its now safer for me to wear a nice set. I still worry about losing an expensive set of buds , pretty much all day I wear them.

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Get a decent credit card and milk the warranty service they offer.

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