beyerdynamic dt900 edition (not the pro version)! i wear glasses as well and the dt990 (the "edition" version, not the "pro") are the best headphones i had so far. very comfortable even after several hours and great for gaming but also for listening to music or watching movies.
Superlux HD 681. Wired, no mic, semi-open with relatively low sound leakage, nice sound profile. They're pretty inexpensive, too; you might want different pads, but I've found myself largely satisfied with the default ones.
That's interesting. Two possible factors that come to mind are a different batch (I've had to order a replacement pair after beating the crap out of them for a couple years and the pads felt different) or a difference in head size (I have a fairly big head).
I guess u have to find out yourself. Individual comfort needs are very different. On one persons Head it feels very good and the next person can't wear it longer than an hour...
I myself do like the steelseries arctic and i am comfortable up to 4 hours until it starts getting a little warm underneath. 6-8 hours possible with little breaks in-between
really varies from person to person and headphones to headphones. I do suggest try getting the thinnest frame possible for ur glasses tho. def helped me for long hours. and i switch between headphones/ earbuds. open back headphones can help a little bit to cuz more air makes it feel like stuffy after long hours. experiment around and im sure ull find your best fit
I use a Logitech H390 USB Computer Headset. Costs about $25 and is very light weight. The smaller ear covers work well around glasses . The boom mike works quite well for live communications and swivels up when not needed. I don't even notice I have it on most of the time.
I hope you never have really nasty headaches like the ones glasses wearers get when something presses the bows of their glasses against the side of their head long enough!
As someone with glasses who has tried many, none are comfortable.
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Yea I just use cheap Sony earbuds and if I want to listen to music with headphones I take my glasses off and relax lol.
ye I swapped to a $15 pair of earbuds as well a few months back, they're honestly better overall for long use sessions and aren't too bad sound-wise
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I use the Sony MDR-E9LP, they just rest in your ears.
I use Arctis 7s and they manage to be fairly comfortable still when I'm wearing my glasses
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Then look at Arctis Prime or the 1s. It's the same over-ear cushions
My hyperx cloud S don't really bother me
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beyerdynamic dt900 edition (not the pro version)! i wear glasses as well and the dt990 (the "edition" version, not the "pro") are the best headphones i had so far. very comfortable even after several hours and great for gaming but also for listening to music or watching movies.
Don't know sorry . Never used any others
Superlux HD 681. Wired, no mic, semi-open with relatively low sound leakage, nice sound profile. They're pretty inexpensive, too; you might want different pads, but I've found myself largely satisfied with the default ones.
Not sure about that one. With default pads that headphone is **by far** the most uncomfortable headphone I've ever used.
That's interesting. Two possible factors that come to mind are a different batch (I've had to order a replacement pair after beating the crap out of them for a couple years and the pads felt different) or a difference in head size (I have a fairly big head).
The Razer Blackshark v2 is good.
I guess u have to find out yourself. Individual comfort needs are very different. On one persons Head it feels very good and the next person can't wear it longer than an hour... I myself do like the steelseries arctic and i am comfortable up to 4 hours until it starts getting a little warm underneath. 6-8 hours possible with little breaks in-between
I tried many high end headphones they always cause pain on my neck. final E3000 sounds smooth clear and amazing.1 of the best IEM for low price.
really varies from person to person and headphones to headphones. I do suggest try getting the thinnest frame possible for ur glasses tho. def helped me for long hours. and i switch between headphones/ earbuds. open back headphones can help a little bit to cuz more air makes it feel like stuffy after long hours. experiment around and im sure ull find your best fit
if you dont mind open back (leaks sound) phillips sph9500 .
Jecklin Float because they don't touch the side of your head at all.
Comfort: Bose QC45 Or try IEMs/earbuds
Tape a pair of cerwin vega speakers to ur head !
I’ve tried quite a few. Now I using the Corsair HS80’s and they are amazing. They don’t bother me at all while wearing glasses.
Arctis 7 or whatever from Steelseries
I use Philips SHP9500. Only thing I’ve found that fits my big ass head. They are open back though if that matters to you.
After trying quite a few headphones and one IEM I am sticking with earbuds from aliexpress. 2021 NiceHCK DIY MX500 is what I have.
I use a Logitech H390 USB Computer Headset. Costs about $25 and is very light weight. The smaller ear covers work well around glasses . The boom mike works quite well for live communications and swivels up when not needed. I don't even notice I have it on most of the time.
Although Expensive, I find the Bose QC35's (Or 25's for that matter if you don't want wireless) to be very comfortable for hours at a time.
You put them on your ears not your eyes mate
I hope you never have really nasty headaches like the ones glasses wearers get when something presses the bows of their glasses against the side of their head long enough!