EarLift Invisible Ear Lobe Support Solutiion
593205
They work and I  have not seen of any other product on the market that works as well or better
4438568
comfortable to wear with padded ear pieces, adequate coverage for the eyes both top and sides. quite adequate . bought 3 pairs for spares
1667554
I did not feel comfortable only using ear piece...this set (which includes the earloop) is a nice way to feel secure using hands free.
4623961
These earpads are extremely comfortable and fit snugly around your ear to help with isolation. You may have to stall it a little differently than your instructions lay out due to the way your headphones attach the earpads, but if you can get them to work they are well worth it. If you have something like a Sennheiser HD 380 Pro you will not be able to install them the way they are intended. To get them to work you need to pull the earpads around the edge of the headphones themselves. It will be a very tight fit and take a little work but the earpads are very strong and won't break. Once you get it laid out correctly it's hardly noticeable and doesn't look like it will ever just slip off.
4205278
Have not had the time to test or use it completly.  Expect it will serve our purpose. Hope to have the time to try it ot in the ear future.
2994898
I had three requirements. Small, long battery life, and noise cancelling. Even better if it was inexpensive.

This little guy hit all three!
This little ear piece is practically invisible.
I used it for several days (a couple hours each day) and it still had hours left of talk time.
I used it in the car, pumping gas in the wind, and riding on a Metro car. I could hear everyone and they could hear me without knowing I was moving around.

My only niggling complaint, the ear piece isn't quite as comfortable as I'd like. I'm looking into options there.
3399008
Cool Ear-Plug this plug really does what is says. This plug prevent outside noise going through the ear and its not itchy even when it use long hours even during sleep, also it doesnt come out of the ear even I listen to Audio books and Music during my sleep and thats what most important to me. This SoudTight Product is very good accessory for your earphone
3056603
This device is very good with sound quality and a stylish pink and gray exterior. Although I have a hard time keeping it on my ear. I wish these devices had adjustable ear straps or something of the like. Besides the fact that I wish it would drown out excess noise, it does a pretty good job. Sometimes the other persons bluetooth has the issues, and not my bluetooth.
4068523
Perfect accessory for apple earphones. I always had trouble with the earphones staying in my ears, but these covers solved that problem.
3520324
I really like this product. Keeps my air pods in place. The rubber casing is very comfortable in my ears. I recommend this product!
2641200
Works in Logitech G930 headphones.  Not really sure why the instructions say to keep the ear pad foam in place while you are taking out the first series of screws, makes it harder.  The ear pads just pull off with no trouble.  I purchased a new set of ear pads at the same time and replaced the pads and battery at the same time. ANBANA makes some nice ones and are available here on Amazon, I would recommend purchasing those at the same time.  The screws are very small, but attaching a small magnet to the screw driver really helped a great deal. See picture.
3868944
And yet another refinement for those like me who spend many hours per day in teleconference: I splurged and purchased replacement earpads designed for my favorite audio headphones, Ultrasone HFI-650, due to their large diameter which leaves the external ear completely free (they cost about as much as the headphone did, but all this is cheap compared to pain!). I used a bit of silicone cement to hold them in place. The result is very comfortable. Once again, I think this is the best solution for wireless headsets I have found (and I have tried quite a number).

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Another 'twist' on tuning this headset for comfort: I found that the earcups were turned so that the front edge of the earpads pushed on my temples because of their alignment. I corrected this by (please be careful!) turning on my electric stove element to maximum, twisted one of the ear units slightly clockwise (viewed from the underside) and held the plastic which is the exposed adjustable length close to the element. The plastic became soft after ~5 seconds, and took on the small angle I wanted. I repeated for the other side, holding everything in place until it cooled, and I now find it significantly more comfortable that the earcup pressure is uniform around my ears.

Another suggestion for comfort: buy some replacement earpads for Sony 7506 headsets (inexpensive knock-offs work fine), and replace the earpads on the Plantronics with those. The stock earpads are short vertically and compress the ear in a way I find painful after 15 minutes, but the taller form of the Sony earpads is much more comfortable for long-term wearing.

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A few more details on differences between the Logitech ClearChat Wireless and the Plantronics .Audio 995:

They both use the same (Avnera) wireless system, and so the potential audio quality and range should be similar. Both sound fine for casual music listening, and certainly excellent for any voice application.

There is a little bit of background noise in the of the Plantronics headphones (and not in the Logitech), independent of the setting of the volume control so internal to the headset-transmitter pair. This is only apparent when there is no voice, or music. It makes it less than ideal for critical listening of e.g., classical music with a wide dynamic range. For most applications, no problem.

A comparison of recordings using the microphones with the two show that the Plantronics has a much fully sound, with more bass in the voice than the Logitech, and something closer to the sound of the voice using a quality music microphone. The Logitech recording sounds like good telephone quality.

An important difference is that the Plantronics has a slow-acting automatic gain control on the microphone. In my limited experience to date, the system works very well, and brings the gain up to a level significantly higher than the Logitech under normal use, which will lead to a better signal-to-noise over the wireless channel and also a louder voice for the other end. If you bang/breathe on the microphone, it turns down the gain for ~10 seconds. I added a small foam cover on the microphone to reduce breath noise, and with that find that under normal circumstances the automatic gain control is a very positive feature.

The Logitech's muting system (a push on the right ear button) is far better -- raising and lowering the microphone boom to mute on the Plantronics makes a rasping sound which is picked up by the microphone for much of the motion, so jumping in to make a comment is disruptive on conference VOIP. Too bad! need to mute in the application, meaning you need to be at your keyboard -- making the wireless less useful.

In balance, I prefer the Plantronics due to the excellent microphone audio quality. They are both great -- wireless is wonderful.
1874642
VERY cool looking hope I can get it to stay on my ear! :)
1950902
Jawbone has delivered excellent products for some time. This is my 3rd Jawbone, and I've had two BlueAnt V1's as well. The BlueAnt ear loop breaks constantly, so I figured I'd check out the Jawbone again. The device offers great hardware and excellent software. The various audio features that can be downloaded from their website install seamlessly and perform as described. The only issue, ALBEIT an important one, is the awkward fit provided by the various buds inside the kit. The ear-loop is a farce! A veritable joke and travesty of an ear loop, far inferior to its predecessor. But in reading some blogs on their forum, I noticed that several people had found relief in the Jabra "EarWave and FreeSpeak" Universal mini-gels. Since I liked the Jawbone so much, I figured it was worth a $2.99 investment to see if the purchase resolved my issue, and, indeed, it offered a good fit (for the time being) and at least seems to keep the piece in my ear and prevents it from falling to the ground, as was the case with the stock pieces provided by Jawbone.

All in all, this is an excellent BlueTooth device that syncs beautifully with my iPhone 4 and offers up efficient Voice Dialing in conjunction with the iPhone built in Voice Dialing app. Their ear pieces are comfortable, very comfortable, in fact, but for MY ears did not fit at all. This Jabra solution though, for me saved the day. I would have given it 5 stars had the factory provided a better fitting solution.
937280
I found this ear muff after a quick search on amazon's site because my wife was having a lot of problems with the soft ear plugs.  She has a diesel tractor that she uses on her mother's 5 acres.  We are pleased with this muff since is easy on her ears and really reduces the sound a lot.  She can not even hear me talk.  (maybe that's good) It fits perfectly and does an outstanding job of solving the high noise problem that this tractor produces.  I have tried it and will be purchasing these muffs for my use as well.  My wife is very happy with me for suggesting this solution. I am glad that I found Clear Amor.  I can recommend this to anyone needing a comfortable hearing protector.
1670192
The Bose QuietComfort are ideal for concentrating and blocking out your surroundings. The ear bugs are extremely comfortable and the batter can last at least 7 days without having to recharge. I use them to read as well so that I can focus while reading.  The sound is also extremely clear. Definitely worth every penny.
2380441
Im using this product with the Motorola APX7000. It works great and has clear sound. I started with the nine fitted ear piece and moved to the ear fitted one. I prefer the fitted. Gives you great sound and does not take up much room with the outer vest I wear.