Not sure where to post this question so here goes!
I have an MP3 player and want some very comfortable headphones to use with it. I only use this when flying or once on holiday so do not want to spend a fortune. The ones I have at the moment are little round things that are supposed to stay in the ear but they seem to fall out a lot and they are also not very comfortable.
Any suggestions please.
Pippa
Try these available in Argos very good for mp3 ect.
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/icm.nsf/root/05206
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/icm.nsf/root/05206
can you buy your own ear phones for short haul flights? do the airlines mind? as with 3 kids its cheaper to buy my own, than on the flight! 
My husband and kids have always just used their own headphones for inflight movie and no-one has ever said anything. They use the one's that go with personal cd/mp3. Most of which have come from the £ shop.
Jodie32
We bought in-flight headphones years ago on our travels, I think they cost about £1 each then, and I always stick them in my handbag when we fly and use them for the in-flight movies/radio.
Rgds Jackie
We bought in-flight headphones years ago on our travels, I think they cost about £1 each then, and I always stick them in my handbag when we fly and use them for the in-flight movies/radio.
Rgds Jackie
I bought my son a pair from thomsonfly last year and they broke mid flight. 
The attendants changed them and these also broke. 
They were £2.
This year I'm taking mine from my personal cd player.
The attendants changed them and these also broke. They were £2. This year I'm taking mine from my personal cd player.
So do normal headphones still work on the plane even if you dont have the 2 prong adaptor thing?
Loulou
Loulou
Yes, you can use what ever headphones you like. We always take our own. I think most of the planes take any set with or without the 2 pin adapter. We have never had any problems in the past.
Thanks deb, i always thought you had to have the adapter for them 
now i know 
Kids will have theirs with them anyway from the mp3 players so i will pick some up for me and hubby from the £1 shop.
thanks again
loulou
now i know Kids will have theirs with them anyway from the mp3 players so i will pick some up for me and hubby from the £1 shop.
thanks again
loulou
Hi Pippa
I use earphones for my MP3 player and I too found the ones supplied with it uncomfortable, they also didn't stay put!
I've just bought some of THESE, not cheap I know, but infinitely more comfortable than the pair supplied with the player, and best of all, they don't move!
They come with three interchangeable earbuds, small, medium and large. I use the medium size ones and I honestly can't feel them in my ears.
Pippy
I use earphones for my MP3 player and I too found the ones supplied with it uncomfortable, they also didn't stay put!
I've just bought some of THESE, not cheap I know, but infinitely more comfortable than the pair supplied with the player, and best of all, they don't move!
They come with three interchangeable earbuds, small, medium and large. I use the medium size ones and I honestly can't feel them in my ears.
Pippy
i have a pair i got from Helios a few years back with the twin mono plugs never let me down yet still as good as the day i got them
wizard
wizard
I just bought some Mikomi headphones from Argos. They are big and chunky, like stereo headphones but are really comfy and the sound is great! They only cost £5.99 too!
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5342945.htm
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5342945.htm
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