Adjustability is praised, with either smooth stepless travel or satisfying clicky steps depending on reviewer focus; fit is easy to dial in, but top-of-head comfort can depend on headband padding tolerance.
The QuietComfort headband offers a wide adjustment range that helps different head shapes find a secure yet comfortable fit, supporting long sessions without excessive pressure on the crown.
An infinitely adjustable headband lets users dial in fit for different head sizes, and once set the sliders tend to hold their position well, supporting consistent comfort and seal over time.
The ratcheting headband adjustment feels precise and secure, with clicky sliders that inspire confidence in repeatable fit. A few users still report crown pressure despite the headband padding design, so adjustability is solid but comfort can vary by head shape.
Headband adjustment offers a wide range and smooth sliding, though the adjustment mechanism placement can feel less intuitive than traditional designs for some.
Reviews that mention fit adjustments describe the headband as easy to adjust, and the wider band helps distribute pressure across the crown. A minority note that over-tightening can concentrate pressure on the top of the head, so comfort depends on dialing in the fit.
Headband sizing uses a smooth, stepless slider instead of clicky notches, allowing fine adjustments in silence. The tradeoff is there are no fixed positions to remember, so fit is adjusted by feel each time.
Fit adjustment relies on sliding the earcups along telescoping yokes rather than a notched headband, which some reviewers find smooth and quick to dial in by feel. Others mention the arms can be a bit stiff and the cups may slide when taking the headset off, so the system is comfortable but not the most secure.
The headband’s slider lock and spring hinges give a secure fit once set, though small on head adjustments can feel fiddly as the tension tends to snap between positions.