Are these comfortable to use while wearing glasses?
1350559
Emphatically yes. I put off buying binoculars for years because of eyeglasses. Then I tried these binoculars. "Eye Relief" is the relevant measurement for the distance the lenses can be from the eye while still getting full field of view.
1350560
I use them with and without glasses, depending on the brightness and distance I'm viewing and my personal preference at that time. The eye pieces are retractable to accommodate glasses and still retain a full field of view. Since my prescription is not very strong and only for distance, I can usually make up the difference using the focus and skip the glasses so I can easily look at a guide book, but I think they are perfectly comfortable for when I leave my glasses on.
1350561
Yes. My wife and I share them and she doesn't wear glasses. I retract the eye pieces when I use them, she does not. With the eye pieces are retracted they are comfortable and work well. I can't see at all without my glasses. My wife finds them comfortable as well.
1350562
After using these binoculars for several months, I can, unequivocally, say that they are most definitely comfortable to use while wearing eyeglasses. The adjustable rubber eyecups protect both the binocs and your eyeglasses.
1350563
My wife typically uses them without her glasses and rests them on the bridge of her nose. She tried them today with her glasses on and said she rested them on the glass of the eyeglass lens and it wasn't as comfortable. She felt she could see the objects being viewed "closer" w/o her glasses. Said she doesn't need her glasses when using the binocs - she just focuses and "observes" She uses them for birdwatching - so far in our backyard - birds are about 50-75 feet away at a feeder.
1379132
Yes, I wear glasses and wear the headphones with them on during my morning and afternoon commute to and from work and have had no problems with discomfort whatoever. The leather cushion makes for a comfortable fit and the headphones are snug so that they don't fall off, but do not clamp down on your head (which is the usual cause of discomfort when wearing large, over the ear headphones with glasses)...
1221010
I have tried them on with my glasses and they feel fine. I think you just have to make sure that they are on right.
593113
Apologies for this late response. I wear glasses and have no trouble using these binocs. I would recommend them.
2189108
Yes, I wear mine while wearing glasses all the time. I don't notice them causing any discomfort.
1678388
My glasses are fairly small, but yes, I wear these over my glasses. Comfortably.
736212
Yes they are. My sister uses glasses and uses the headphones. She tells me that they are comfortable.
1876040
Yes. It will be uncomfortable but you can still wear them. I wear my sunglasses with the headset and just place the sunglasses ears above the headset
990988
I wear glasses and these are very comfortable. They do not press on the frames for me.
553682
As I don't wear my glasses all the time, I'm not sure I can give the best answer, but when I tried them on with my glasses on, they didn't seem too uncomfortable. They weren't falling off my ears, and the glasses weren't getting in the way of them either.
1974930
I dont wear eyeglasses all the time but they are pretty comfortable when wearing glasses.
822371
I am using them while wearing glasses with wide ear grips (similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/Polo-PH2039-Eyeglasses-5011-Black-Crystal-54mm/dp/B002VYJ96Y/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402306341&sr;=8-7&keywords;=polo+ralph+lauren+eyeglasses) and in general they feel pretty comfortable. The isolation still remains adequate but, as expected, not as good as when used without glasses. Finally, I occasionally notice a slight squeak when I turn my head around caused by the friction between the glasses grips and the padded speakers of the headphones.Personally however, I will definitely buy them again. I am using them while wearing glasses with wide ear grips (similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/Polo-PH2039-Eyeglasses-5011-Black-Crystal-54mm/dp/B002VYJ96Y/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402306341&sr;=8-7&keywords;=polo+ralph+lauren+eyeglasses) and in general they feel pretty comfortable. The isolation still remains adequate but, as expected, not as good as when used without glasses. Finally, I occasionally notice a slight squeak when I turn my head around caused by the friction between the glasses grips and the padded speakers of the headphones.Personally however, I... » Read More I am using them while wearing glasses with wide ear grips (similar to these: http://www.amazon.com/Polo-PH2039-Eyeglasses-5011-Black-Crystal-54mm/dp/B002VYJ96Y/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid;=1402306341&sr;=8-7&keywords;=polo+ralph+lauren+eyeglasses) and in general they feel pretty comfortable. The isolation still remains adequate but, as expected, not as good as when used without glasses. Finally, I occasionally notice a slight squeak when I turn my head around caused by the friction between the glasses grips and the padded speakers of the headphones.Personally however, I will definitely buy them again. « Show Less
1402441
I don't wear glasses but I would assume so as they aren't too firm around the head and have lots of padding.
85545
These headphones do not have an excessive amount of "clamping force" like some other models. I wear glasses myself and have had no issues with discomfort while wearing them.
1741429
My husband use these headphones and sometimes wear glasses he says they are comfortable.
358192
I have worn my with my reading glasses and find them comfortable. They are padded well. For the price I think they have worked well..I have paid much more and had more problems, over all I think these are good headphones. I sometimes fall asleep with them on and I am a light sleeper! Hope this helps.
245098
Yes, within reason. No over the ear headphones are truly comfortable when wearing glasses, but I still wear mine for sometimes hours on end.