Eyeglasses and Headsets - Comfort?

[Whatever]

I am looking to purchase a headset designed for someone who wears eyeglasses.

I have found internet lists of such headsets. However, when I go to the manufacturers websites and view descriptions and specs, such a feature is never mentioned. Actually I did fine one, however this headset is no longer sold.

Anyone know of such a headset? I play my games on PC only. Thanks.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Plenty of them.
Most over the ear headsets don't have issues with glasses

[Supafly]

Headset wise I like various HyperX Cloud II and Alpha as I find them comfortable even when wearing my glasses. I have switched the earpads though to thirdparty Velour earpads. The pleather/leather types as they don't breath.

I'm not an audiophile and in my 40's I can't tell the difference between these and Audiophile £500+ headphones.

[Kobs]

You could also find a place where they make lenses for the specific headset you want
I have a pair of prescription lenses on my HP G2 that fits over the headset lenses works perfectly
This is where I got mine
https://vroptician.com/

[Tonepoet]

This sounds like a job for Pince-Nez glasses honestly. They just clip on the nose, circumventing the problem of the arms interfering with the headset, because there are no arms on the glasses. I never wore them to know exactly how comfortable they are, but I assume if they are good enough for the President of the United States[www.loa.org], that they are good enough for you.

Alternatively earbuds also circumvent this problem.

[Whatever]

Thanks for the responses. The suggestions are things I was not aware of or never considered. Good info. Cheers.

[Corona Scurrae]

don't buy any headset that have synthetic leather for earpads. those things are nasty and will flake. especially in summer if you don't have ac.

I'm mostly using a an airpods max. during flights to visit family, I'm wearing it for 5-12 hours at a time and never felt any discomfort but other overear headphones ( even expensive from bose sennheiser etc. ) were not comfortable. after less than an hour I would have severe headaches from the from uncomfortably pressing my head and glasses made it worse.