Best Headphones for Pressure

although they are large, they are very light, and the winged support system holds them on your head perfectly without putting on too much pressure.

for big headphones, they feel really light and barely put any pressure against my head, though are still able to block the outside world.

extremely comfortable - very little pressure around the ear and the headband system doesn't have any hot spots.

f.parker pointed out in his review, the ear-cups are tighter at the bottom than they are at the top and do put pressure on your jaw.

the headphones are designed to easily expand to the size of your head without putting much pressure on your ears.

there is no way to adjust their pressure or location.

i had tried the bose qc 3 in the store and felt an aural fatigue and "brain pressure" after just a few minutes.

note, if you are one of the few people (like me) who have pressure sensitivity in your ears, you will "feel" the noise cancellation as pressure on your eardrums, which can be initially annoying.

i had tried bose in the past, but they made me feel like i had pressure squeezing my head!

they are a very noticeable pair of headphones; the pressure on my ears makes them ache after only 10 or 15 mins of wearing them.

sure, keeps the sound out, but if you push too hard, can cause some discomfort and pressure in your ear.

perfect for outdoors/gym activities.my only note is that the gel cups do produce a suction feel inside the ear canal -a slight tap or adjustment to the earbud relieves the pressure.cord is very thin.

you can get a deeper bass if you hold them into your ear with your finger but once you release the pressure they sound terrible again.