are the comfortable? would they fit small ears? have you ever used them and you felt that they lower the noise too much? do you recommend buying them?
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1. They're comfortable. I've worn them to a number of concerts and have yet to remove them due to discomfort. 2. I have average ears and they fit well. 3. At concerts, I often insert and remove the plugs to see exactly what I'm missing in terms of fidelity and volume. I find that I always end up listening to the songs with them in. 4. Save your ears! Get them!
75403
I think they're great. They muted out a lot of the noise. Comfortable to wear.
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They might if you don't insert them as far as you would for an adult. Perhaps you should also checkout the earpeace brand. They work quite well and are probably more comfortable than the Hearos.
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I have small ears as well, so I'm always using the smallest adapters available, and at times, some of them are too big. That said, these fit me well, when using the smallest adapters. You have to make sure you use the smallest "wheel", and the smallest actual headphone cover. Also, make sure to use the rubber headphone covers and opposed to the "felt" cover. This combination works perfect for my small ears. I can wear these easily for 5 hours without them becoming uncomfortable, but after that, you do start to feel them, but for me anyway, that's the case with all earphones. I have small ears as well, so I'm always using the smallest adapters available, and at times, some of them are too big. That said, these fit me well, when using the smallest adapters. You have to make sure you use the smallest "wheel", and the smallest actual headphone cover. Also, make sure to use the rubber headphone covers and opposed to the "felt" cover. This combination works perfect for my small ears. I can wear these easily for 5 hours without them becoming uncomfortable, but after that, you do start to feel them, but for me anyway, that's the case with all... » Read More I have small ears as well, so I'm always using the smallest adapters available, and at times, some of them are too big. That said, these fit me well, when using the smallest adapters. You have to make sure you use the smallest "wheel", and the smallest actual headphone cover. Also, make sure to use the rubber headphone covers and opposed to the "felt" cover. This combination works perfect for my small ears. I can wear these easily for 5 hours without them becoming uncomfortable, but after that, you do start to feel them, but for me anyway, that's the case with all earphones. « Show Less
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Yes, I recommend them for you. First off, they're adjustable. And second....your head's the perfect size. Think positive and enjoy the great sound from these headsets.
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I have small ears so after 3 hours or so of non stop use, I get tired. But my friend who has bigger ears can wear them longer. As for them being bright. I think that if you put the gain to 0 or every music you play isnt fluffed you will get true sounds. Not too much bass or mids or highs. Compared to Seinheissers which I love, its a close 2nd to those and those are amazing
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I suppose it depends on what types of noise you are trying to not hear.. I wear them to bed and I don't hear anything but the audio book I am listening to.. I took them on my recent flight and I didn't hear the hum of the plane while in flight.. so I personally find they are pretty good at blocking out outside noises.. But I don't use them for any high end work or need to use them for any such, I am purely a casual user (over age 35), I don't have to turn the volume way up to reduce outside noise either. I hope this helped!
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I agree with Steven, they will reduce ear piercing sounds to a tolerable level. Just remember the earpads are vinyl, so you may sweat a bit with extended use. For the price they will do what you need, but not completely soundproof. I would suggest a closed back noise canceling headphone, this way you can play soothing or other of your favorite music, or lectures and block the sounds you do not want to hear. Noise canceling has a microphone external, receives and inverts the sound so you hear more what comes from inside the headphone.
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I personally can't get them to be comfortable in my ears to begin with. If you don't mind things being inserted into your ears, i'm sure they would be fine. I find that they do not stay around my ears very well. I love the concept of them, but I am finding it difficult to use them for this reason. I will say the sound quality is great, and i've used them while on the phone and all the people i've spoken to said that they can hear me perfectly and never would have known that I was on a headset and not speaking directly into the phon.
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I'm a man with decent sized ears and they fit nicely over them. They are not technically noise cancelling. Try on a pair of noise cancelling headphones, I'm sure you will find that they are all heavy and bulky. These phones do a nice job of noise cancelling without sacrificing comfort. All MEE headphones whether they are on ear or over ear are very comfortable compared to Beat's!
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Personally, I found it very uncomfortable. I only tried 2 sizes(which I picked using the fact that I usually wear medium/small sized clothes).Both of them were comfy initially, but after 3-4 hours, my ears were hurting. Plastic can never be as soft a silicone(Bose).I bought the Bose Sie2 instead. I often use them for 8-9 hours a day with no discomfort at all.
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I personally have not had a problem with them hurting my ears due to their weight. I've had good luck with them so far. I like being able to adjust the tone as well as well as left to right balance...
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I do not have small head and I think they fit on me with their smallest adjustment. My wife said it is too big for her. As I noted in the review, The noise canceling function barely noticeable.Best,...
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yes they are comfortable for kids...they will forget they have it on.not sure if it block out noise but the volume is adjustable and it can go pretty loud.
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They do a bit, but they are over-the-ear phones, so they tend to do that, and they might bother you. I have a pair of Klipsch of the same size and style, and they kill my ears as they press too hard, and the material is not soft enough.The material on the ML is so soft that you don't feel them to be as hard on your ears. If you have a big head (I do) they might not be great for hours of non-stop use. I love the sound and the feel of the material but I can't use them for more than 3 hrs straight. Of all the noise canceling phones that I have ever had (over 10), the best, and more comfortable to me are Bose. But again, it is just might be the shape of my head and ears :)
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Hi - Yes, they should be very good. I already had our 8-year old granddaughter wear these and they're very comfortable, nice and cushy and they stay in place. And they're adjustable as well and they keep the sound inside the ear piece better than more costly ones I've used, so others won't hear much.
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Mine do a great job. Obviously they aren't actual noise canceling headphones, but they doa great job in my opinion. Mine also fit snug in my ear which no doubt helps.