Are the earpads thick/deep enough, that the earlobe does not brush against the driver?
1720507
Basically, It depends on the size of your ears. I have good ears and I feels them very confortable.
1720508
I find the DT 880 the most comfortable cans I own. You should have no problem with uncomfortable earpads.
1727505
The pads press on the front of the ear and do not go completely over the ear.
1690541
It is a little hard to tell by the picture but it has really nice foam filled neoprene inserts which feel like memory foam on your head and the headphone drivers itself are made of higher quality foam so they are quite comfortable. It's bot that cheap foam ears that tend to get itchy after listening for extended periods of time. I hope this answers your question :)
539219
Sorry, I don't know. They're made for the fairly flat kind of headphones, less than an inch thick.
24055
The only issue I had was the earpads. The red covering is a little loose. If you are referring an extended warranty, better safe than sorry. I have had no problems with the sound quality at all.
2027382
Yes, the earpads conform well enough that these are comfortable to wear over glasses for hours. I should know because I wear glasses and they fit just fine over the legs of the glasses. I hope I answered your question with what you want to hear.
1432456
Yes, they cover my whole ears and my ears touch the drivers, but my ears stick out little more "off my head" than normal :) But in general, they are quite spacious.
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.
1315807
These ones will, no problem! If you look at the picture of them, note the little, curved "horns" on top. These are adjustable and fit into the grooves right above your ear canal. They are soft, but can be annoying if you have sensitive ears. I wear mine hiking, biking, power walking and they have never once fell out. They sound pretty damn good too!
2099123
No, they are designed more for earphones, such Apple's earpods. I believe what you're looking for is ear-pads.
169454
I don't know about how flush they sit, but I would be very cautious in using these while driving. When properly inserted in the ear, I couldn't hear any outside noise, even my wife talking to me when she was sitting next to me. But I'm definitely not a biker, so I would have no experience as to how they would affect sensory input.
1901190
Yes. They don't completely surround my ears, but they are very comfortable and sound great. My favorites for long trips.
888800
Yes. I've had mind for awhile now and they've always worked fine. Never had a problem until a ear pad tore.
1429747
Honestly, I don't know because I do not wear them. But I would think that the headphones might be a little uncomfortable with thick ear pieces because the phones are a little tight anyway until they are broken in. I hoped this helped some!
434341
They're about 1/4" - 3/8" thick. Yes, you can feel them, but they are fairly comfortable if you don't put a lot of pressure directly on the place in the headband where the speakers are located. You can move them further forward or backward for greater comfort.
951867
oh yes most def first of all the drivers are 10mm bigger and very noticeable when hearing it's a no brainer, i tried the xb400's when i sampled the 500's as well and the 500's were much more comfy as well... it is well worth the extra few $'s for sure i would not hesitate... the 400's are on ear, i hated em they squish your ear after a few minutes wearing them , the 500's are over the ear, much much better for longer durations of using them... if you can get a pair get em now because they may become obsolete and you will be disappointed...
260001
Yes - the actual in-ear piece is small (to let you hear sounds around you); but they fit deep and sound is clear. Headphones have an around-ear anchor to hold in place - great for safe urban cycling