Can these be worn with glasses? null

I wear glasses and they work just fine. It takes some time getting used to the added pressure on your frames but they work great. I usually just put my glasses over the headset to make the sound better

I wear them with both regular glasses and sunglasses all the time. I does lessen the sound a little bit though, but not enough to cause a problem for me.

I have medium width earpieces on my glasses and you just get used to them. I think they do make my ears stick out just a touch but worth it for the sound and transmission quality. I can see where your regular glasses and a pair of sunglasses over them might be awkward but I make it work.

Yes! They sit quite comfortably with glasses. You can put them on in either order, glasses or headphones first, and they'll be just as comfortable.

It is possible but I always found them uncomfortable with prescription glasses and sunglasses.

Yes, I adjust my glasses a couple times a day. I wear my headset for 10 hrs at a time. I try to take them off 2 or 3 times a day just to give my ears a rest. Best headset I've ever used.

No, I cannot. Makes them functionally useless for me

I just purchased mine yesterday, so I'm not sure about long term yet but in the 12 hour day that I wore these today they have not bothered my glasses, my glassed slide on and off without needing to move the headphones out of the way, so for me they are comfortable with my glasses and I use prescription glasses for the entire day till I go to sleep, and like I said I've had the headphones on for 12 straight hours although not continuously on they have been mostly on over 8 hours, I listened to an audio book, 7th son by Orson Scott Card.

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No. At least not comfortably.
Answered by Dannie 6 years ago
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Yes, it doesn't bother mine.
Answered by Nursie 6 years ago
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I wear glasses and they work just fine. It takes some time getting used to the added pressure on your frames but they work great. I usually just put my glasses over the headset to make the sound better
Answered by Anthony 6 years ago
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I wear them with both regular glasses and sunglasses all the time. I does lessen the sound a little bit though, but not enough to cause a problem for me.
Answered by MesColeman 6 years ago
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I have medium width earpieces on my glasses and you just get used to them. I think they do make my ears stick out just a touch but worth it for the sound and transmission quality. I can see where your regular glasses and a pair of sunglasses over them might be awkward but I make it work.
Answered by Cami 6 years ago
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Yes! They sit quite comfortably with glasses. You can put them on in either order, glasses or headphones first, and they'll be just as comfortable.
Answered by Nika 6 years ago
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It is possible but I always found them uncomfortable with prescription glasses and sunglasses.
Answered by Anonymous 6 years ago
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Yes they can
Answered by Patrick 6 years ago
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Yes, I adjust my glasses a couple times a day. I wear my headset for 10 hrs at a time. I try to take them off 2 or 3 times a day just to give my ears a rest. Best headset I've ever used.
Answered by Bestbuyuser 6 years ago
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No, I cannot. Makes them functionally useless for me
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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