Comfort during long use

Comfort is a standout strength: large earcups with plush padding, a well-cushioned headband, and a light overall feel make them easy to wear for hours at a desk, on transit, or on long flights. Several reviewers describe them as among the most comfortable over-ears they’ve worn, with minimal pressure points when properly adjusted.

Long-wear comfort is consistently reported as a flagship strength, helped by very large oval/square earcups that fully surround the ears and spread pressure evenly. Reviewers commonly describe hours-long listening with minimal pressure points, with the weight kept from feeling cumbersome by the pad design and fit.

Comfort is a recurring standout: reviewers describe an ultra-plush, lightweight fit that is easy to wear for many hours (including long flights and full workdays), often noting glasses-friendliness and an all-day feel that rivals or beats many competitors.

Light 250 g build with plush pads stays comfortable for multi hour flights and full workdays without pressure points on the head or ears.

Thanks to its very low weight, breathable pads, and well distributed headband pressure, the H9 II remains comfortable for marathon gaming sessions with minimal fatigue.

Long-session comfort is one of the most consistently praised traits, thanks to spacious earcups, soft memory foam, and breathable fabric that helps reduce sweat for many users. Some reviewers still note heat buildup in warm conditions or that fit instability can require occasional readjustment, but overall comfort remains a core strength.

Comfort is widely praised for long sessions thanks to roomy oval cups, soft pads, and a gentle clamp; some tests report being able to wear them for very long stretches (around a full workday). A few users note the headband can create a pressure hotspot if over-tightened, and the relaxed fit can trade a bit of security for comfort during movement.

Comfort is a consistent win: the buds are light and many can wear them for hours. Some listeners report minor discomfort after very long sessions or when the seal isn’t right.

Most reviewers find them comfortable enough for hours with a secure seal and little pressure; the main comfort caveat is the large, chunky shells that may not suit the smallest ears.

Most reviewers find it comfortable for multi-hour sessions thanks to breathable fabric padding and manageable weight, though at least one review reports insufficient headband padding and fabric that can feel scratchy or warm over time.

Improved comfort versus older models thanks to smaller, lighter shells, with many able to wear them for hours; comfort still hinges on foam-tip sizing and insertion, and some users report pressure fatigue or an invasive feel.

Most reviewers find them very comfortable for hours thanks to light weight and generous padding, but comfort can vary with clamping force and pleather heat buildup during long sessions.

Comfort is frequently praised: redesigned, slimmer earcups and generous padding enable many users to wear the PX7 S3 for hours, with multiple reviews describing them as extremely comfortable for long sessions. Common caveats include a firmer clamp than ultra-comfort competitors, occasional top-of-head pressure for some wearers, and heat buildup in the cups during extended use. Overall, comfort is rated very good to excellent, with a few fit-sensitive drawbacks depending on head shape and glasses.

Comfort is generally excellent thanks to lightweight buds and soft silicone tips, with many users wearing them for long stretches without fatigue. Fit is still personal: some dislike the in-canal feel or report discomfort after a couple hours, and third-party foam tips can improve comfort and seal for some ears.

Many reviewers find long-session comfort excellent thanks to light weight, soft padding, and generally mild pressure, with reports of wearing them for many hours (including full flights). Comfort can vary by head size: some report the fit is too large for smaller heads or narrow faces, and others note heat and sweat buildup from the sealing materials or shallow cup space for certain ears.

Comfort is a consistent strong point, with many reviewers able to wear the buds for long sessions without fatigue. Comfort and seal quality depend on tip fit, and a few noted loosening with sweat or facial movement.

Most reviewers find the buds comfortable and light for hours, though a few note they can feel slightly loose or require tip fiddling for active use.

Comfort is improved versus the prior generation and many reviewers wear them for hours without fatigue; however, some still find the buds bulky or experience ear fatigue after prolonged sessions, especially with smaller ears.

Many find the lightweight frame comfortable for long travel days, but comfort varies: some report headband pressure over time plus warm/sweaty earcups (especially with glasses or piercings), while others report all-day comfort with minimal clamping.

Comfort is generally good with the right tips/fins and a proper seal, but the housings and wing/fin anchoring can cause fatigue over long sessions for some users (especially smaller ears). Reports range from all-day comfort claims to discomfort after a few hours in extended call use.

Many reviewers find the P100 SE comfortable for long sessions thanks to a slightly cushier headband and well-padded cups, reducing top-of-head hot spots versus the original for some. Others still report a stiff headband feel, ear heat over time, and occasional pressure that can prompt breaks.

Comfort is often praised once the correct tips are found, with several reviewers wearing them for long work sessions or workouts. Others find the large, deep housings intrusive or insecure, making comfort highly ear-shape dependent.

Comfort is mixed: many find the deep cups and padding good for hours, but the 329g weight, slim headband padding, and pad pressure for glasses or piercings can cause fatigue or hot spots in long sessions.

Long-session comfort is mixed: many find the plush pads and fit comfortable for hours, but others report fatigue from the 330g weight, clamp pressure or a stiff headband, and some experience ear warmth during extended wear.

Many find them surprisingly comfortable for hours thanks to the mesh canopy and breathable pads, but the heavy weight and clamp can cause fatigue or warm ears after long sessions; long-term wear can include headband elasticity loss and visible staining that may also affect fit.

Comfort is polarizing: some find the revised shape better for multi-hour sessions, while others feel pressure or the buds dig in; trying different tip sizes can help.

Comfort is highly fit-dependent: some reviewers find them secure and comfortable with the right tips and wings, while others report pressure, heat, or discomfort during long sessions. The large shells are the main risk factor for smaller ears.

Comfort is mixed: the firm pads, strong clamping force and 319g weight can cause pressure, heat build-up or crown/ear soreness over long sessions, especially for larger heads. Some reviewers find the fit becomes easier after break-in, but many still rate Sony/Bose alternatives as more comfortable for all-day wear.

Long-wear comfort is polarizing: some reviewers find the Studio Pro comfortable for multi-hour sessions and improved by the new pads, while others report fatigue quickly due to a firm clamp, shallow/small earcups that can touch the ears, and limited headband padding—especially for glasses wearers or larger heads.