“Is it possible to sleep with them on or are they uncomfortable (side sleeper)”

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• I sleep with my Bose QuietComfort 35 on. Only downfall to sleeping with them is if you tend to move in your sleep they can fall off.

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    Bose - QuietComfort 35 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones - Black

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  Answered by bilbosh55 7 years ago

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• Probably would be reall uncomfortable to sleep with them on. Depends on how tired you are I guess

  Answered by Slicknick1224 7 years ago

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• Not great for sleep...

  Answered by Traveltech 7 years ago

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• Over the ear, not really comfortable on your side. Bose also makes an in the ear bluetooth set that sounds great and is comfortable but the mic isn't too good for calls.

  Answered by Traveltech 7 years ago

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• I tried quite a few headsets in this price range. Boss QC 35 came out to be the most comfortable of all. If your ears fit into the headset, you can use it for extended listening. I haven’t tried sleeping with it so I can’t talk about that. I don’t know if there are any health risks to sleeping with a noise cancelling headset for like 8 hours. Good luck.

  Answered by Tommy 7 years ago

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