Students use different kinds of headphones in school

Students share their thoughts on their favorite kinds of headphones and different trends in headphones

Ryan Bloomer, JagWire reporter/photographer

November 1, 2024

“I think that the minimalist look of [AirPod Maxes] makes them look better than other AirPods and I specifically like the shape they have on my ears.” -Junior Claire Cooper.

“I like my headphones that go over the ear because earbuds never really worked for my ears. My ears are freakishly small and so earbuds never worked and they’re always uncomfortable. Also, if I want soundproofing, it’s a lot easier to do that when they’re over the ear.” -Junior Will Scheiber.

“I prefer the functionality [of my headphones] because if I was spending money on something that I use consistently, I want good features out of it.” -Senior Taryn Dixion.

“I prefer wired over wireless because I like how it looks and if someone is trying to speak with you can take them out and let them dangle compared to wireless you have to hold them to put them somewhere else.” -Senior Grayson Moore.

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About the Contributors

Ryan Bloomer, JagWire reporter/photographer

This is junior Ryan Bloomer’s first year on the JagWire staff. This year he is taking the role of writer and photographer for the JagWire. When he is not working on journalism, he enjoys spending time with friends and family, collecting vinyl records and making music with friends.

Gracyn Schreiber, JagWire reporter/photographer

This is sophomore Gracyn Schreiber’s first year on the JawWire staff. This year she will take on the role of writer and photographer. Outside of newspaper, she spends time reading, baking, hanging out with frends, making bracelets, shopping, listening to music and watching new movies and shows. At school you can see her participating in Relay for Life and FCA.

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