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SirNoir t1_itv01h1 wrote

I can confirm, the Sundara's still leave an imprint.

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ryukin631 t1_itv6nhc wrote

I'm using the drop version and I don't notice any imprints, even with my long hair. Not sure if having straight hair helps

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ArkhamKnight0708 t1_itvb0az wrote

Comfort is miles better on the strap style bands IMO, but you're gonna end up with an imprint basically no matter what headphones you use. Get IEMs (or maybe some Prota Pros) if you don't want the imprint

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dormantcouchcamper t1_itvg5sb wrote

I had to return the sundaras because the strap gave me headaches from pressure on the top of my head. But I couldn’t find that experience anywhere else so I must be in the small minority.

I got the 560S which I find much more comfortable (albeit much cheaper feeling)

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