Many people says this headphones are very very very uncomfortable, in scale 1 to 10, being 10 the most uncomfortable headphones, where this will be?
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Juan,Unfortunately I will place it at 9, and I must mention that I have a relatively small head for an adult.Hopes that helps.Amir.
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They were only slightly uncomfortable right out of the box, but only after wearing for six hours or more at a time (I bought them right before studying for my comprehensive exams so I had them on quite a bit). I would have initially put them at a 2, I suppose. I have had them for about three months and no longer find them uncomfortable at all. I should also mention that I have a fairly large head (about 58.5 cm). They seem to be hit-or-miss, in terms of comfort, but they most certainly become more comfortable over time.
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Juan, Unfortunately I will place it at 9, and I must mention that I have a relatively small head for an adult. Hopes that helps. Amir.
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they are tight, but really not that bad. I'd say a 3-4, they only bother me if I'm wearing my glasses.
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I like the sound of these, but they are a very tight fit. After 30 minutes, I have to pull them away from my head to let my ears breath a little. On the comfort scale you mentioned, I'd put them at 6 or 7. In other words, not unbearable, but headphones this expensive should be more comfortable than these. I'm already looking for something else (Sennheiser probably)
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Due to the serious lack of bass, I can't recommend these for movies and much less gaming. And no, they aren't very comfortable when worn for a long time. I have to readjust mine every 30 min or so. They are DJ headphones and really should be used with professional equipment for the best experience. Even phones and iPods aren't very good with them, all due to their high Ohms.
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Unfortunately I have to agree. I have an original pair that's falling apart, so I bought these. First, they are painful if worn longer than 20 minutes. They sit flat on the ears, so a lot of sound is leaked, and the bass response is severely lacking unless you smash them against your head. I have the travel fiio headphone amp. THAT was a great purchase. Used it on a long flight - 14 hours and no problems. Worked the whole way back too.
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Yes, not sure why you would want these headphones however. They are terrible.
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Skullcandy has the worst sound quality that i ever heard on headphones, sony will be a lot better, trust me
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Due to the serious lack of bass, I can't recommend these for movies and much less gaming. And no, they aren't very comfortable when worn for a long time. I have to readjust mine every 30 min or so.They are DJ headphones and really should be used with professional equipment for the best experience. Even phones and iPods aren't very good with them, all due to their high Ohms.
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The bass response, while it will be audibly heard in extended lows will NOT be felt. It's more of a sounded punch than one you could feel compared to ATH-M50'S. That is an unfair comparison though because of the open design and closed difference on the m50's. These are the most comfortable headphones i've ever worn, though.
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I personally hate the isolation of standard in-ears, so because you can still hear those around you and don't get the "isolation" feeling that standard in ears provide, they would in theory be great for this...Unfortunately the sound they provide is all treble. There is almost no bass response, so most instruments will sound thin and tinny. No serious musician will want to hear his or herself sounding like that. The concept is amazing and they are incredibly light weight and comfortable, but the price is far too high for the sound quality. If they ever improve the frequency response, they will be a fantastic product. I personally hate the isolation of standard in-ears, so because you can still hear those around you and don't get the "isolation" feeling that standard in ears provide, they would in theory be great for this...Unfortunately the sound they provide is all treble. There is almost no bass response, so most instruments will sound thin and tinny. No serious musician will want to hear his or herself sounding like that. The concept is amazing and they are incredibly light weight and comfortable, but the price is far too high for the sound quality. If they ever improve the frequency... » Read More I personally hate the isolation of standard in-ears, so because you can still hear those around you and don't get the "isolation" feeling that standard in ears provide, they would in theory be great for this...Unfortunately the sound they provide is all treble. There is almost no bass response, so most instruments will sound thin and tinny. No serious musician will want to hear his or herself sounding like that. The concept is amazing and they are incredibly light weight and comfortable, but the price is far too high for the sound quality. If they ever improve the frequency response, they will be a fantastic product. « Show Less
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I have no idea. I didn't keep them long enough to learn anything like that, I switched to another brand of headphones. That was another thing that really bothered me about them, the manual/documentation is horrible and I could not find any info online for help.
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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).
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The general pain with headphones is the size of the ear cuff, as well as size of head to what this fits. If you are replacing the headphones because they hurt your ears, I would recommend passing these by. The cushions for the ears are not large enough to avoid that very same problem with these head phones. you should invest in ones that have larger ears(and probably sounds proofing, as these don't have any)
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I find them uncomfortable. I just ordered a different pair of bluetooth headphones.
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The isolating part of the headphone is made out of a plastic that feels kind of leathery. The inner part of your ear would probably sweat a little bit, but I think they would still be comfortable.
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I would not recommend them.. They are uncomfortable and slide out of the ears.
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No I don't think it will be comfortable, you might be better off with earbuds
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Hi Lorenzo Diazconti, No, please check for other models of headphones. Thanks. &gt;Joffrey
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I'm very picky about what headphones are comfortable. I guess I have sensitive ears, since a lot of headphones people have said were very comfortable for them turned out to be a huge pain for me to wear. That being said, the 558s are incredibly comfy, light as a feather with nice big cushy pads on the side and the top. Coupled with a huge soundstage and incredible overall sound quality, these are one of the best headphones that exist, bang for the buck.