Adjustable headband? Do these headphones have one? I can't see any by the looks of it and my head is rather wide, causing me to usually extend the headphones all the way. Cause it not, then looks like this is a no-go for me :( Adjustable headband? Do these headphones have one? I can't see any by the looks of it and my head is rather wide, causing me to usually extend the headphones all the way. Cause it not, then... » Read More Adjustable headband? Do these headphones have one? I can't see any by the looks of it and my head is rather wide, causing me to usually extend the headphones all the way. Cause it not, then looks like this is a no-go for me :( « Show Less
1637392
They are adjustable but not like most headphones (in the actual headband). They actually slide where the earpiece meets the band. Each side is adjustable so you can easily find a good fit.
1637393
Like jay4190 said, the earcups adjust up and down the ends of the headband. I also have a rather large head, but have no problem with these. In fact, I still have a few more "clicks" on each cup for more adjusting.
190832
They're supposed to be able to be adjusted once on your head.. Put them on, pull ear pieces down simultaneously to adjust.. If they don't move send them back.
418635
Hello. I didn't bought these headphones, I have a different one's. sorry :). All the best!
1823643
I'm sorry, but i don't know based on the other answer. I would have said yes, it sits over the ear as apposed to in the ear the way ear buds fit. I really like them although they are a bit large and there is no adjustment on the headband. Sound is very good range is good.
2194747
When my daughter has them on, she is moving all around, so I assume that they dont move, but i have never seen her adjusting them or complain to me about them moving, also they do have an adjustable head band that will adjust to your comfort. I hope this helps.
1825063
Yes they do, the only thing I would suggest is to extend the headband (it will sit a little loose). FYI it is a matter of time before they snap. The headband is made from very cheap plastic. The sound is truly incredible but I wonder why they would decide to go with a cheap headband that will eventually snap. After reading the reviews on here I tried to be very careful with mine but they snapped anyway, so it is not how but rather when they decide to snap.
1254981
The top headband slides in and out. Just grasp the headband just above the ear pieces, pull up to make headband flat then push in or pull out to adjust. Very simple, just give it a try!
216502
I found them too big for running. They also wouldn't stay in my head for running. Maybe for weight training. I prefer in ear for working out. If I were to go with other type of headphones I think I would use over the ear for working out rather than on ear. I hope this helps.
1757251
Being a grown male with (I would say) an average sized & shaped head have shook my head back `n forth quickly (as in a "no" fashion) and have noticed the Sennheiser PC 310 headset slip slightly over the ears (but come back to center). You certainly wouldn't do any headbanging sessions with them on (not that I Headbang). I feel they have just the correct tension for my head size/shape. You actually don't want them too tight, because after a time, you will get ear cartilage fatigue and get to the point you will not want to wear them due to discomfort. So these Sennheiser PC 310 have just the right balance of grip versus comfort for me. Being a grown male with (I would say) an average sized & shaped head have shook my head back `n forth quickly (as in a "no" fashion) and have noticed the Sennheiser PC 310 headset slip slightly over the ears (but come back to center). You certainly wouldn't do any headbanging sessions with them on (not that I Headbang). I feel they have just the correct tension for my head size/shape. You actually don't want them too tight, because after a time, you will get ear cartilage fatigue and get to the point you will not want to wear them due to discomfort. So these Sennheiser PC 310 have... » Read More Being a grown male with (I would say) an average sized & shaped head have shook my head back `n forth quickly (as in a "no" fashion) and have noticed the Sennheiser PC 310 headset slip slightly over the ears (but come back to center). You certainly wouldn't do any headbanging sessions with them on (not that I Headbang). I feel they have just the correct tension for my head size/shape. You actually don't want them too tight, because after a time, you will get ear cartilage fatigue and get to the point you will not want to wear them due to discomfort. So these Sennheiser PC 310 have just the right balance of grip versus comfort for me. « Show Less
901974
Yes, that is exactly why I have come - the headphones don't fit if you push the jack in all the way. What have you done? Did you return yours to the store, or did you contact the manufacturer?
649705
The actual sports band only has head phones, which are not adjustable themselves. I hooked it up to a very small MP3 players, which is where I could adjust the sound. Does that answer your question?
132013
My head is fairly small so I don't know for sure but from looking at them, it seems like there is plenty of adjustment. The wide support across the top of the headphones distributes the weight really well. I can comfortably wear these longer than previous headphones I have owned.
1880172
I feel like you can get an extension cable, if that is what you are talking about, but then you possible need adapters, it depends on what size jacks the cable is made for and what you are using it for. However I know for sure they make extension cables for headphones, I know because I've often thought of purchasing one for this.
98795
No extension to use the headphones. I use the ones that come from apple and I have no problems plugging them in or unplugging them.
875632
Yes, these headphones come with a male-female "extension" cord that attaches to the short stub cord near one of the earpieces. The cord has a good protective jacket and seems much more substantial than the cords on many other sets of headphones that I looked at before buying this set.There are two really good aspects to this feature. First, if you are using the headphones during an activity it is much less likely that the cord will yank the headphones off - the cord will simply unplug. (This may also save some wear and tear on your iDevice, etc. too.) Second, in the event that something happens to the cord you can easily replace it at relatively low cost. The connectors are standard.I hope this helps you. Yes, these headphones come with a male-female "extension" cord that attaches to the short stub cord near one of the earpieces. The cord has a good protective jacket and seems much more substantial than the cords on many other sets of headphones that I looked at before buying this set.There are two really good aspects to this feature. First, if you are using the headphones during an activity it is much less likely that the cord will yank the headphones off - the cord will simply unplug. (This may also save some wear and tear on your iDevice, etc. too.) Second, in the... » Read More Yes, these headphones come with a male-female "extension" cord that attaches to the short stub cord near one of the earpieces. The cord has a good protective jacket and seems much more substantial than the cords on many other sets of headphones that I looked at before buying this set.There are two really good aspects to this feature. First, if you are using the headphones during an activity it is much less likely that the cord will yank the headphones off - the cord will simply unplug. (This may also save some wear and tear on your iDevice, etc. too.) Second, in the event that something happens to the cord you can easily replace it at relatively low cost. The connectors are standard.I hope this helps you. « Show Less
916779
I just got the '15 version as a replacement for the '14 and it appears that they are no longer adjustable. I never needed to adjust the old ones, but if you have a large head it could be an issue.
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Yes, the headphones are adjustable. I've noticed that some reviews said that they weren't. Not true. Is it suitable for an 8 year old? I don't see why not. The 'phones are comfortable and well padded, which helps block outside noise. They also have a volume control and a mute button, which is good when your dad yells, "Turn that dang thing off"! The mic is on an adjustable boom which can be pulled close or moved out of the way completely. That's what I do when I use them as studio headphones, which as I stated in my review, are surprisingly good. Now, for the last part of the question- I have no idea how an "Xbox Live" works. These headphones have the standard green, (for headphone), and pink, (for mic), plugs which mate with a computer. However I'm sure that there are suitable adapters. I use a mini to 1/4" adapter to use them on my mixer. I hope this helps. Like I said, for the price they can"t be beat.