“Do the earpads attract a lot of dust? I used to have a headset with cloth earpads. Dust and my dog's hair clung to it very often.”
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I've only had this headset a couple of weeks but I do have a cat that sheds a lot. So far I've had no problems with them collecting excessive hair or dust. The pads seems to be covered with what appears to be a tightly woven micro-fiber. It doesn't appear that the overall surface texture would contribute to that type of problem. But absolute worst case, the covers can be removed for cleaning, I haven't had a need for that yet. The fact that they're cordless also makes them easy to store, when not in use, in a manner to help prevent any sort of build up of such things. Like tossing them in a drawer for example. Overall I'm very impressed with the sound quality and performance for the sale price.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I've had this for over a week now. No dust notice. However, I am concerned about it too. But seems to be fine for now.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have two cats and don't see any hair or dust on the ear pads. I always keep them stored on a shelf. Have been using them for about 6 months. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not in my experience I do not believe you will have that problem with these headsets.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I owe four cats and their fur flys everywhere. I didn't noticed any cat hair or dust sticks to my earpads and I use it on the daily basis. I have a headphone hooks mounted at the edge of my desk and that is where all my headsets are stored. I am sure if I leave them lying around they would pick up some dust/hair. I would suggest to keep them away or store them in the punch or bag so they can remain clean.
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