If you have glasses and a big head, are these comfortable to wear? I already have bought 2 different headsets :(
1784744
Well I wear glasses and they don't seem to bother much. But I have to wiggle them around to get my ears inside the cups or they are uncomfortable to wear for long.
1784745
They are moderately comfortable wearing these plastic frames Ray Ban Eyeglasses RB 8404 SILVER 2502 RX8404 53 however they apply too much pressure when i'm wearing my metal versace frames. It probably has to do more with the vertal flat plastic of the frames then the headset I guess...
1784746
I don't wear glasses but they do fit kind of snug but I would think as long as you don't have thick frames you should be fine.
1784747
I have worn them for 5 minutes and am returning them immediately. They are too small for my ears, press very hard against my head, and squeeze my glasses.
1784748
No. I have a big head and wear wire frame glasses and these were so tight on my head and made my frames dig into the sides of my head so much that they gave (they broke) me a headache after only an hour. I couldn't wear them for extended periods. The thick plastic headband doesn't have enough give/flex and develops stress fractures above the pivot point on the sides (where mine broke after 13 months) over time. Also the cups don't pivot vertically, so the bottom of the cups will be tighter than the top. IMHO, for folks like me, you need a headband made of metal, not plastic, to handle the additional flex. No. I have a big head and wear wire frame glasses and these were so tight on my head and made my frames dig into the sides of my head so much that they gave (they broke) me a headache after only an hour. I couldn't wear them for extended periods. The thick plastic headband doesn't have enough give/flex and develops stress fractures above the pivot point on the sides (where mine broke after 13 months) over time. Also the cups don't pivot vertically, so the bottom of the cups will be tighter than the top. IMHO, for folks like me, you need a headband made of metal, not plastic, to handle the... » Read More No. I have a big head and wear wire frame glasses and these were so tight on my head and made my frames dig into the sides of my head so much that they gave (they broke) me a headache after only an hour. I couldn't wear them for extended periods. The thick plastic headband doesn't have enough give/flex and develops stress fractures above the pivot point on the sides (where mine broke after 13 months) over time. Also the cups don't pivot vertically, so the bottom of the cups will be tighter than the top. IMHO, for folks like me, you need a headband made of metal, not plastic, to handle the additional flex. « Show Less
1784749
I have a very large head (I just measured it as about 24.5 inches in circumference, or "XX-Large" according to a hat site), and I wear glasses. I find other cheap headsets extremely uncomfortable, to the point where I'd actually log off of voice communications with my friends because my ears hurt.But I find these headphones very comfortable and frequently wear them for hours without even noticing. I would recommend anyone with a big head give them a try; be aware that you might need to wear them for a while before they loosen up a bit. Also position them so that your ears are entirely inside the cups. The cups measure a little more than 2 inches by 2 inches, square, on the inside. I have a very large head (I just measured it as about 24.5 inches in circumference, or "XX-Large" according to a hat site), and I wear glasses. I find other cheap headsets extremely uncomfortable, to the point where I'd actually log off of voice communications with my friends because my ears hurt.But I find these headphones very comfortable and frequently wear them for hours without even noticing. I would recommend anyone with a big head give them a try; be aware that you might need to wear them for a while before they loosen up a bit. Also position them so that your... » Read More I have a very large head (I just measured it as about 24.5 inches in circumference, or "XX-Large" according to a hat site), and I wear glasses. I find other cheap headsets extremely uncomfortable, to the point where I'd actually log off of voice communications with my friends because my ears hurt.But I find these headphones very comfortable and frequently wear them for hours without even noticing. I would recommend anyone with a big head give them a try; be aware that you might need to wear them for a while before they loosen up a bit. Also position them so that your ears are entirely inside the cups. The cups measure a little more than 2 inches by 2 inches, square, on the inside. « Show Less
1784750
I have a very large head and wear glasses. These feel great (for gaming headsets) as long as you make sure to get your ears fully inside the cups. If you don't, they will smash your ears into your glasses and that is very annoying.
1784751
I have a fairly large head and these fit me really well and there isn't a lot of tension so glasses shouldn't be any problem on the cups of the muffs.
1845185
This headset has "over the ear" style. They are comfortable fitting for "average" size ears or smaller. They are wearable for an extended period of time without discomfort even when wearing eye glass frames over the ear.
1522790
I find them very comfortable, although if you have a larger head (am sure you don't! I've average head, but lots of hair) I should think they could pull a bit on the back of the head. Def the best type for comfort compared to in or on ear kinds. I forget I'm wearing them even for 3 or more hours.
1310150
I wear glasses and found these headphones to be a pain with them... overall, they are a bad fit, and they just dont sit well with glasses (in my experience).
1379132
Yes, I wear glasses and wear the headphones with them on during my morning and afternoon commute to and from work and have had no problems with discomfort whatoever. The leather cushion makes for a comfortable fit and the headphones are snug so that they don't fall off, but do not clamp down on your head (which is the usual cause of discomfort when wearing large, over the ear headphones with glasses)...
245098
Yes, within reason. No over the ear headphones are truly comfortable when wearing glasses, but I still wear mine for sometimes hours on end.
1022461
These are fairly comfortable with glasses or shades, I haven't had too much ofan issue since they're not super tight on my head, ever, at least, either given thewide design, relatively, or size of my head and the glasses! These phones aren'tmade to be absurdly clamp tight on one's head, it seems to me. They could dowith a bit less "wideness" but if you have a much larger head you're fine causethey adjust out even wider! But for glasses, I would say they're fine, not too tight.
1324588
I often wear sunglasses with them. I slip the ear pieces above the headset. Since my hair covers my ears it doesn't look odd on me. The glasses stay on quite securely. I am happy with the way they work for me.
1079178
I've got a big head and their very light and comfortable!! If you like a lot of bass they may not be for you! I love the sound but I don't like a lot of bass!
107594
This is not the headset for you - it's for small heads. My 9-year old son can wear them comfortably for long periods of time, but they start to bother me after 15 - 20 minutes since they fit realy snugly, even when extended to maximum size. If Plantronics made this same set in a larger size, I would highly recommend it since it's a great product at this price level, but if you know your head is large due to past bad experiences with small headsets, then I'm sure you'll be unhappy with this one as well.
1876040
Yes. It will be uncomfortable but you can still wear them. I wear my sunglasses with the headset and just place the sunglasses ears above the headset
630558
Yes, I wear glasses/have worn glasses my entire life and the headset is more comfortable than any other headphones/headset I've had.
639028
This one is too large for me but also extremely comfortable. You better check on the youtube about this head phone. The guy who tested this head phone has pretty large head. If you think you have a similar size, then you can buy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5GxWTzK0CA
272449
I have a large head as well. Have not had a problem, find them very comfortable. Like the gentleman state below as well, they are adjustable so they should fit any size noggin.
990987
I have found that the frame is too small for the average male head and yes, I wear glasses and could only wear these for a very short time before they became very uncomfortable and painful.This is my own experience with this model. I have always liked Sound Blaster products, and have had no trouble with their other models.
2111022
Don't know if the question is still relevant. Just bought a pair recently and I also have a large head size. They fit me fine. I am right at the extent of full adjustment, but not totally maxing it out.
1089124
Yes they are. I had Steel-series Siberias before getting this headset. The earpieces to my glasses are somewhat thick, and they were really uncomfortable when I wore the Siberias. When I got the PC 350s I didn't have that problem anymore. So to answer your question, yes they are comfortable even if you wear glasses.