u/ElkLife5756

I use glasses all the day, because I have -8 diopters of myopia, and I ALWAYS have to wear my glasses. I want some over-ear headphones, but all the reviews and opinions I find are from people without glasses. Which over-ear headphones won't bother you at all when you wear glasses? Headphones that won't hurt, feel uncomfortable, or damage your glasses.

So far I'm deciding between these three models, but I'm not sure how well they'll work with glasses. If anyone has them, please share your experience. Otherwise, please comment on any you own, whether they're the following models or not:

Soundpeats Space Pro.

Soundpeats Space.

Sony WH-CH520 (These do not have ANC, but I consider them).

Estoy pensando en comprar auriculares de vincha, y sinceramente no tengo idea de cuáles me convienen.

Audífonos Soundpeats Space Bluetooth Wireless Headset

Auriculares Bluetooth Soundpeats Space Pro

Qcy h3 Pro Anc Auriculares Bt 5.4

Estoy entre estos tres que dije, pero si alguien tiene otros recomiende por favor. El presupuesto es menos de 150k, y tampoco estoy pidiendo mucho, simplemente que se escuche bien y que ANDE la cancelación de ruido, ya que estoy a veces en ambientes donde necesito silencio para hacer otras cosas.

En lo posible, también busco recomendación de alguien que usa anteojos todo el día como yo, porque probé algunos auriculares y me aprietan y me termina doliendo la cabeza y las orejas y es incómodo porque siento que hago mucha presión en las patas de los anteojos.

Audífonos Soundpeats Space Bluetooth Wireless Headset

Auriculares Bluetooth Soundpeats Space Pro

Qcy h3 Pro Anc Auriculares Bt 5.4

Estoy pensando en comprar auriculares de vincha, y sinceramente no tengo idea de cuáles me convienen. Estoy entre estos tres que dije, pero si alguien tiene otros recomiende por favor. El presupuesto es menos de 150k, y tampoco estoy pidiendo mucho, simplemente que se escuche bien y que ANDE la cancelación de ruido, ya que estoy a veces en ambientes donde necesito silencio para hacer otras cosas.

En lo posible, también busco recomendación de alguien que usa anteojos todo el día como yo, ya que mi hermana que no usa anteojos se compró unos y me los probé pero me aprietan y me termina doliendo la cabeza y las orejas y es incómodo porque siento que hago mucha presión en las patas de los anteojos.

Hola! Tengo 17 años, yo y mis compañeros estamos viendo de diseñar productos para mascotas. Como es algo del colegio, será hecho con impresión 3D probablemente (dependiendo el producto), ya que no contamos con un gran presupuesto y tampoco somos una empresa o algo por el estilo.

Mi pregunta es, qué comprarían? Literalmente lo que se les ocurra, no piensen en cosas diseñables en 3D, digan lo que quieran, puede ser consumible, usable, etc. Muy probablemente sea personalizado, así que el diseño lo elegirán los consumidores.

Esto es más que nada una encuesta, solo para saber qué estaría dispuesta a comprar la gente con mascotas.

What do you think I am? The behavioral profile report described me very well, and I want to know what type you think I am based on that.

Please read it completely, because at the beginning it talks about wanting to achieve perfection (for example), which is quite typical of Enneagram type 1, but don't just focus on that, please read everything, because that one thing alone doesn't fully represent me.

"You are a precise, exact, and meticulous person. You detest making mistakes or errors in your work and are very interested in details. The overall effect of this approach is perfection; you will strive to achieve it. You are usually calm and discreet, and you will work smoothly once you have been thoroughly informed about what you need to do.

You are careful, and while you have a certain inclination towards detail, you also need to perform varied tasks to avoid boredom and achieve maximum efficiency. You like to think through problems and situations thoroughly and in detail. You like to reflect on things. You use your logical and analytical skills to answer complex and difficult problems.

You are systematic, methodical, and disciplined. In your approach to tasks, you tend to closely follow policies, guidelines, and rules. You tend to follow protocol. You operate more effectively and comfortably in structured, clear, and unambiguous situations. Due to your innate need for perfection, which can be seen as meticulous, you may frustrate and irritate others unintentionally.

Being naturally skeptical and serious, you don't easily trust others, and you're likely to appear somewhat distant and introverted in initial encounters. You are a sensitive person who can become emotional or defensive when criticized. At times, when you feel hurt, you may withdraw from people as a form of self-protection.

Communication is not one of your main strengths, and you don't excel at motivational skills. You are not authoritarian by nature; however, if you have the authority and support of the institution, you can demand adherence to rules and regulations without difficulty.

You can work well on your own in problem-solving and activity planning. You will try to avoid situations that create conflicts with others, and you are likely to compromise to avoid interpersonal conflicts. You are a cooperative and accommodating person, but you don't always need a lot of social interaction. You can be effective in teamwork, small groups, and one-on-one relationships.

You are a helpful and useful person and will try to meet the needs of others. You typically respect the ideas, opinions, and behaviors of other people, especially those you trust.

You will feel motivated by performing specialized tasks, whether as a team member or on your own. Your authority should be based primarily on expertise, and your duties may include a variety of tasks.

Your general approach is cautious and conservative. You prefer to have a good amount of data at your disposal before committing to a course of action or making a decision. You may also seek advice or opinions from others before deciding.

You prefer to have enough time and information to organize yourself. Since you tend to be a perfectionist and detail-oriented, you will feel stressed if you don't have enough time or information to proceed clearly with your tasks. You might worry excessively and demand explicit instructions and rules."

Although the report represents me, there are things about myself that the report didn't capture or simply doesn't know, which I will try to explain to delve deeper into my type:

I'm a cold and distant person with strangers, but warm with friends and family. I don't naturally come across as extroverted or cheerful with people I don't know or don't like.

I have very strong moral and ethical principles, and I abhor injustice, dishonesty, selfishness, immaturity, and laziness. I'm empathetic and always available to listen and help others; it comes naturally to me, and I enjoy doing it.

I love playing narrative-driven video games (Life is Strange, The Walking Dead Game, The Wolf Among Us, etc.) and watching series and analyzing the characters in my head: judging them, defending them, loving them, hating them, etc.

I love playing strategy games (NOT luck-based or pay-to-win), solving puzzles, riddles, etc. For example, games like Cuphead stress me out quite a bit, but when I finally complete a level, I feel so satisfied and happy that I earned it through MY effort, my mistakes and lessons learned, my strategies—not through luck, paying, or using dirty tricks.

On the other hand, when I play games like Fortnite or Clash Royale, which I play but don't really enjoy, I end up frustrated and angry because I lose to people who don't put in the effort, who simply have advantages that shouldn't exist (like playing with a keyboard when I play with a controller, which is more clunky), or who play dirty or unfairly.

It frustrates me that there's no justice, no rules that cover EVERYONE and prevent such unscrupulous people from having such advantages. Maybe it's not that deep, but I really think IT IS, and though I do try to enjoy that kind of games because games are meant to be fun, it literally breaks me to lose not because of a lack of skill, but because of evil people, who enjoy making others suffer by being disheartened people at something as "fun" as that kind of games.

Anyways, the point is that If I haven't "earned" whatever I've achieved, I feel like I don't deserve it, and it won't count as a victory for me. For me, the greatest humiliation I can experience is when someone who did LESS than me ends up ranking higher than me. What I hate most is when someone gets recognition unfairly or undeservedly, or by being a bad person, while I made an effort and was honest and didn't get the equivalent of my effort.