> It's theoretically possible that many over-ear headphones have the same condensation issues, but users simply aren't able to see them due to the pads being fi

> It's theoretically possible that many over-ear headphones have the same condensation issues, but users simply aren't able to see them due to the pads being fixed in place. This isn't the first time people talk about the magnetic pad attachment as if it's something new or innovative or even useful. I've seen magnetic attachments for 5-10 years, and non-magnetic ones that require you to rotate aren't even bad, they're slightly better.