Are these comfortable while wearing glasses? null

For me, the are very uncomfortable with my glasses arms under the cans. I prop the arms over the outside of the pad and that solves it for me.

Yes they are, especially since you can extend the headset

Yes, I wear my glasses with them and they are comfortable with them on.

yeah i even wear studs under them too

Yes, I would say they are generally comfortable while wearing glasses, as I have used them for many hours. They do as all over-ear headphones will eventually start to become uncomfortable, where my glasses rest on my head under the earcups. I will say the major downside to these is that my glasses break the seal and lose almost all bass frequencies. This is a major bummer for me. Thankfully, I also wear contacts, so I now know that to get the best sound, I can't wear my glasses. But this could be a deal breaker for many.

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For me, the are very uncomfortable with my glasses arms under the cans. I prop the arms over the outside of the pad and that solves it for me.
Answered by Benny 1 year ago
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Yes they are, especially since you can extend the headset
Answered by AliA 1 year ago
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Yes, I wear my glasses with them and they are comfortable with them on.
Answered by Russell 1 year ago
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yeah i even wear studs under them too
Answered by Kevin 1 year ago
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Yes, I would say they are generally comfortable while wearing glasses, as I have used them for many hours. They do as all over-ear headphones will eventually start to become uncomfortable, where my glasses rest on my head under the earcups. I will say the major downside to these is that my glasses break the seal and lose almost all bass frequencies. This is a major bummer for me. Thankfully, I also wear contacts, so I now know that to get the best sound, I can't wear my glasses. But this could be a deal breaker for many.
Answered by Anonymous 7 months ago
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