#1

Anyone do this on the regular? And if so how? I can never get comfy. Any types better than others?

I want to wear headphones more when I’m making music cos the speakers are a bit anti social , but I need to be able to see all the little buttons

It’s Gotta Be May
#2

Need to buy headphones with decent ear cup size and dont apply much pressure. Generally speaking cheap over ears are bad for this as they rely on clamping the head where as premium, lighter, headphones tend to distribute the weight evenly. Good ear cup materials help too, noo sweaty faux leather pls. Dony buy on ears as they will 100percent not be suitable. Over ears just look at the cup size, search for headphones with big cup sizes

#3

So the solution is - go big, go spendy :+1::smiley:. Sounds good

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#6

these are my in the house/music production headphones, they’re absolutely comfy for the reasons given by @Yesiamaduck

looks like this model is out of stock at the moment though

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#7

yeah all the time. have a pair of Lindy BNX-60s and find they don’t put very much pressure on (^ much cheaper than those too)

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