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Question: I sometimes find over-the-ear headphones uncomfortable because I wear glasses. Are these comfortable with glasses?
Document: Great product technically but goes through batteries like crazy and very uncomfortable to wear for very long with or without glasses. It is almost impossible to wear for very long if you wear glasses because it pinches your glasses ear piece between your ear and your head with the back of your ear quickly feeling the pain.
Most other headphones have the "can" type, which have a thick outer rim, allowing your ears to be closer to their natural position. With these Sennheisers my ears are frequently squished against my head, sometimes for many hours - which anyone will tell you has its own definition of pain. I'll point out that the pain only happens when I wear glasses and have the headphones on for a long time.
I've been using the Sennheiser RS110 headphones for about three months, for use with a TV. Overall, I'm happy with them. They were easy to set up, and the sound quality is pretty good. They can be uncomfortable, however, especially if you wear glasses. I highly recommend investing in rechargeable batteries to use with this set, as they seem to drain power fairly quickly.
Compared to Bose "Not Bad". If you factor in the difference in cost between the two then there is no contest, the Sennheiser wins "hands down". The flat foam ear cups may be uncomfortable to some others, but I find them very comfortable for long time use, more so than my wired expensive over ear cup style phones. I have not experienced any buzz, static or whine while listening to music or TV.
Pros:The sound quality is great.The batteries can be replaced (rechargeable NIHM batteries work great in this).Cons:The ear pads press against your ears and if you have glasses they can be a bit uncomfortable.
In other words, if you turn your TV (or whatever) off the transmitter will automatically shut-off and vice-versa - a nice feature.The headphones themselves are a bit heavy, but comfortable. I wear glasses and found after an hour or two of listening the pressure on them made my head hurt, but was relieved by taking the headphones off for a few minutes (I wanted the larger headphones because you can't get the same sound quality from the lightweight Walkman-type headphones).
I bought two sets - one for use with the treadmill and one for the big family room TV. I amhard of hearing and the ear bud headphones are too uncomfortable for me to wear.The only complaint I have about this set is that there is sound spillover from the headphones - especially in the treble ranges - even when you put the TV on mute. It's annoying but tolerable considering the overall performance. And the price is terrific.
Comfort - I find these HOT to wear. The fabric and foam that sits against and covers my ears get hot within 3-4 minutes of use and is uncomfortable, therefore I have not used these for more than 5-10 minutes at a time. In hot weather, they are unbearable.That's it - good product otherwise - setup, use, etc. is easy and straightforward.
The hiss can be ignored after a while, and they are super comfortable. For anyone wearing glasses I would say my limit was about 2 hours of wear, without glasses I had no limit. I would not buy these again because I can now afford better options, but I would recommend them for anyone who is budget oriented.
And finally, the headband, which is padded, is very comfortable - it sits towards the back of your head which I find to be the best and most comfortable spot to wear larger studio-style headphones.All in all, these headphones are an excellent value - I believe them to be worth more than I paid for them here on Amazon (around $50 at the time of this writing).
Answer: Yes. I wear glasses with them all the time.