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You won't experience any ear fatigue or discomfort
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Different voices are nicely separated, and you can pump enough volume through them to drown out any environment without distorting (not noise canceling, just ruin-your-ears loud).
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I'm a big Grado fan, and I'm sure I'd like the higher end over-ear Sennheiser / Bayer Dynamic products.*SINGLE CHANNEL
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Different voices are nicely separated, and you can pump enough volume through them to drown out any environment without distorting (not noise canceling, just ruin-your-ears loud).
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The only drawback is the cheap, thin ear pad covering
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All had problems including poor sound, uncomfortable fit, poor ear retention (especially Apple's), etc
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With any headphone of this type your ears will warm up sooner or later but not really uncomfortable at all
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That tells you two things 1) these are so good as far as portable headphones go (earbuds skeeve me out --my ears are too sensitive) that I still buy them over and over2
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They are light weight, very comfortable, secure on the head and fit on, not over, the ears
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Also I feel like I could wear these all the time and would nto hurt my ears
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The in-ear buds hurt my small ears after a little while of use, and these headphones eliminate that issue.
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They are lightweight, not too bulky, and my ears were not sore at all
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My ears ache after short use and the foam is itchy.
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They short out almost on cue after about a year (when only one ear works the other dies out and if you jiggle the jack the dead ear sputters back a bit but not much) - I thought with the new cord maybe they fixed the problem, maybe it's built-in obsolescence
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Not only can I hear the person calling perfectly, they can hear me just as well as if I'm speaking directly into the phone