As it's not "in ear", the risk of infection due to prolong usage is low. And also, because it's bone conduction and rely on sound being transferred via vibration. Tinnitus is a brain in response to hearing loss, so a bone conduction headphones won’t cure your tinnitus, but they’re safe to use.
Aha. Didn't know that. My doctors told me something different. I'm not too sure if bone conduction earphones are okay to be used for people with tinnitus like me, but it sounds like it shouldn't make it worse. Thanks!
I am a graduate of RMC of Canada. I had no idea we have a brother institution in Malaysia. Your institution looks fabulous, and you are producing top quality leaders for your country and the world. Well done RMC Malaysia!.
I have had this exact same one for a month shy of two years. I love everything about it. Except it can tip over of the front wheels are turned the wrong way while standing still. I noticed the front wheels are a tad smaller than the back. I wish it had the same smooth wheels as the Rimova, Tumi, or the Away. Nevertheless, it’s my 4th Briggs piece and I’ll remain loyal as long as the quality remains
In hindsight, would you have gotten the two-wheel design instead? I've heard the two-wheel models, while less maneuverable, are more durable and provide slightly more space.
@@jrs89 My first brigg was a two wheeler and I gave it to a friend. However, I would actually go for the sympatico domestic carry on to match my sympatico check in medium size
The reason why the wheels are two different sizes is because people will still pull a spinner like a rollarboard. The bigger back wheels take the abuse better. Packing heavier back bottom Of the suitcase will help with the weight.
