These cans have a comfortable fit. On their own, they’ve got decent padding that feels comfy. The headband has two different kinds of padding, so the top part feels more plush than the side pads, which are firmer. The top padding could flatten over time due to the headphones’ weight. They clamp very tightly, but it doesn’t feel overwhelming.
Unfortunately, the headphones are very heavy, and using the visor attachment takes time to get used to. Using the visor isn’t a great experience either. It’s large, and the overall product weighs 1.48 lbs. (or 670 gr) when paired with the headphones. It also doesn’t form a tight seal on your face at all, and lacks height adjusters, so if you have a long or short face, your nose may not even be covered by the visor. As a result, you may need to tilt the headphones to get the visor to get a better fit. It’s easy to accidentally knock the visor off the headphones, too, since it’s bulky and can get in the way of day-to-day activities.
When the fan is in use, the air current hits your nose and mouth, and if you’re using the highest setting, it can dry out your nostrils and eyes. However, we can’t test the filter’s effectiveness. It’s also easy to be self-conscious using the visor in public since it’s very eye-catching and unusual.
