Two questions: 1. How is the desigh feel around your ear? Is t fit well on it because the fact that the earcups aren't round concern me about how they will contanct with my ears 2. How they're supply? I saw review where somebody said that they don't have Airline adaptor that's why I'm ask. Thank you! Two questions: 1. How is the desigh feel around your ear? Is t fit well on it because the fact that the earcups aren't round concern me about how they will contanct with my ears 2.... » Read More Two questions: 1. How is the desigh feel around your ear? Is t fit well on it because the fact that the earcups aren't round concern me about how they will contanct with my ears 2. How they're supply? I saw review where somebody said that they don't have Airline adaptor that's why I'm ask. Thank you! « Show Less
329650
It doesn't feel that bad. It fits good on me. But I think it's better than the round ones. Don't really know about the airline adaptor
329651
The length is adjustable. For bigger heads, it might be slightly uncomfortable.No airline adapters are provided. Just a comfortable pouch and a detachable 3.5 mm jack are provided with the package.Personal opinion - Worth the money!
329652
1. I haven't noticed any discomfort at all. In fact the earcups feel very comfortable and provide adequate acoustic isolation.2. No adapters at all (airline or 6.3mm). Just detachable cable, a clip to keep the mic well positioned and a fabric bag.
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Well...difficult to tell. I have long ears and I found that even if the cups are big enough to accommodate them, it still feels tight. I am a gamer too, and other players say they can hear me nice and clear. The sound is nice, but my expectations that I would be able to hear from where a shot came or the direction of approaching footsteps have gone unfulfilled. I am not blaming the product, though, but my lack of a spiffy sound card (Realtek that comes with most laptops, is too basic for gamers). I think that the price and quality of the product are right, but I am not doing somersaults over it... :) Hope this helps... Well...difficult to tell. I have long ears and I found that even if the cups are big enough to accommodate them, it still feels tight. I am a gamer too, and other players say they can hear me nice and clear. The sound is nice, but my expectations that I would be able to hear from where a shot came or the direction of approaching footsteps have gone unfulfilled. I am not blaming the product, though, but my lack of a spiffy sound card (Realtek that comes with most laptops, is too basic for gamers). I think that the price and quality of the product are right, but I am not doing somersaults... » Read More Well...difficult to tell. I have long ears and I found that even if the cups are big enough to accommodate them, it still feels tight. I am a gamer too, and other players say they can hear me nice and clear. The sound is nice, but my expectations that I would be able to hear from where a shot came or the direction of approaching footsteps have gone unfulfilled. I am not blaming the product, though, but my lack of a spiffy sound card (Realtek that comes with most laptops, is too basic for gamers). I think that the price and quality of the product are right, but I am not doing somersaults over it... :) Hope this helps... « Show Less
2030237
I know what your talking about. One of my ear canals is smaller than the other. I have the smallest size buds on mine and my right ear hurts within :15. The left one within :30. I'm convinced my ear canals are not round in shape. I hope this helps answer your question and good luck finding one that works out.
922707
I have medium sized ears compared to most of my friends and family and Yes, these do go over my ears. I found the cups feeling bigger than I first imagined they would. Though they might not look it, they are definitely over-the-ear headphones.
726105
I think my ears are average. They fit over my ears very comcomfortably. I think the headphones still have some room. The pads are not pressing on my ears.
747260
Hi! I make sure its hooked around my ear securely and the bud just seems to fall into place when I do that. I have to push it in a little though. I have pretty small ears, so it may be related to different ear shapes or sizes :)
1521241
That is tough question. I think it varies dependent on person. There are only three different sizes of snugs, and I am using medium size. It was hard to adjust and fit first time. Besides it hurts my ears after I used a little over an hour. If you put the earburds incorrectly, you won't get stereo (and good quality) sound. After I get used to using couple of weeks, however, they work fine for me. Since then, they don't fall out and hurt my ears.
21342
I haven't exactly found that my ears get warm but I have noticed that sometimes I sweat between the ear cup fabric and my head. The fabric is velvety, FYI. Hasn't been a major issue, I mainly use these when traveling. So I am likely walking around a lot with luggage in warm weather much of the time or sitting on a stuffy airplane.
577484
Are these bendable ? I have a cheapo pair of another brand and they're OK but kind of wide for my head so they don't sit close enough to my ear.I need a pait that I can bend so it stays put .PS: I don't like the in the ear buds and rather stick with this type of design but need a pait that I can bend inward.Thanks
765559
I have a pair that is going out on one side. Had them about 2 years and really like them. I think the problem is in the plug connection on mine. I use them at work mostly and when I cut the grass. I work as an aircraft mechanic and they block out the noise of jet engines as well as the hearing protectors I have. They have the same tri-flange design and fit very comfortably in my ears, and can wear them for hours at a stretch without fatigue. Sound is good too, but I'm probably not the best judge of sound quality, as I have a little bit of hearing loss at certain frequencies. I wish they lasted longer, but I give them a good bit of abuse. I have a pair that is going out on one side. Had them about 2 years and really like them. I think the problem is in the plug connection on mine. I use them at work mostly and when I cut the grass. I work as an aircraft mechanic and they block out the noise of jet engines as well as the hearing protectors I have. They have the same tri-flange design and fit very comfortably in my ears, and can wear them for hours at a stretch without fatigue. Sound is good too, but I'm probably not the best judge of sound quality, as I have a little bit of hearing loss at certain frequencies. I wish they... » Read More I have a pair that is going out on one side. Had them about 2 years and really like them. I think the problem is in the plug connection on mine. I use them at work mostly and when I cut the grass. I work as an aircraft mechanic and they block out the noise of jet engines as well as the hearing protectors I have. They have the same tri-flange design and fit very comfortably in my ears, and can wear them for hours at a stretch without fatigue. Sound is good too, but I'm probably not the best judge of sound quality, as I have a little bit of hearing loss at certain frequencies. I wish they lasted longer, but I give them a good bit of abuse. « Show Less
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There are the two upside down U shaped brackets that connect the ear cups to the head strap. The ear cups themselves pivot (up and down) in that U shapped bracket but the bracket only rotates (slightly) at the joint where the bracket meets the headstrap. I would say that there is maybe 30 degress of rotation that the bracket can travel through at that connection point. It's enough to make sure that the cups rest comfortably over the ears and against the side of the head. The point where the braket meets the head strap only rotates itdoes not really pivot. The cups will not fold up into the area beneath the head strap like some more expensive folding headphones. I hope this helps. There are the two upside down U shaped brackets that connect the ear cups to the head strap. The ear cups themselves pivot (up and down) in that U shapped bracket but the bracket only rotates (slightly) at the joint where the bracket meets the headstrap. I would say that there is maybe 30 degress of rotation that the bracket can travel through at that connection point. It's enough to make sure that the cups rest comfortably over the ears and against the side of the head. The point where the braket meets the head strap only rotates itdoes not really pivot. The cups will not fold up into the... » Read More There are the two upside down U shaped brackets that connect the ear cups to the head strap. The ear cups themselves pivot (up and down) in that U shapped bracket but the bracket only rotates (slightly) at the joint where the bracket meets the headstrap. I would say that there is maybe 30 degress of rotation that the bracket can travel through at that connection point. It's enough to make sure that the cups rest comfortably over the ears and against the side of the head. The point where the braket meets the head strap only rotates itdoes not really pivot. The cups will not fold up into the area beneath the head strap like some more expensive folding headphones. I hope this helps. « Show Less
1878299
I, too had problems with my glasses. On top of wearing glasses, I have small ears, so it simply does not fit. My boyfriend loves his, but I can't keep fiddling with something in order to be hands-free. Unfortunately, I'm back in the market for another Bluetooth.
1622352
They are contoured and for them to fit properly they must go over the ear not under. These are not tiny little ear buds that fit inside your ear. They are probably 1" long and 75% of that remains outside the ear. They also have some good weight to them and placing them over the ear gives you support and keeps them from hitting the ground if they are ever accidentally dislodged. I would hate to see a grown man cry because his $300 ear buds were damaged because they fell off and got damaged.
272680
I used them, and I inserted them correctly (rolled them up into a tight cylinder then put them in my ear). In the morning, my ears hurt, even for a little while after I took the ear plugs out. I think I must have small ear canals -- when I buy headphones that have different-sized ear pieces, I always have to use the smallest ones. Anyway, I would say they are not comfortable for smaller ears.
645296
I reckon my ears are probably medium to large and they fit comfortably inside the cups. I also own the Sennheiser Momentum Over-Ears and my ears don't fit in them (quite uncomfortable). I can wear these puppies for hours on end with no issues. Hope this helps.
1637393
Like jay4190 said, the earcups adjust up and down the ends of the headband. I also have a rather large head, but have no problem with these. In fact, I still have a few more "clicks" on each cup for more adjusting.
460299
I will ask my son how it feels I bought it to send to him - he's in the Army. I'll respond again when tells me. If you have any other questions let me know. I'll ask him general ones though like how does it feel, is it greasy or dry and does it get sticky or runny etc. He just needs it for his ears where he is the most allergic. Thank you