It's not Over Ear, it's On Ear. That means they sit on the outer part of the ear, they don't surround it. This makes them uncomfortable for someone who prefers Over Ear.

The big downside for me is that the microphone does not move up like in most cases but remains fixed, resulting in it constantly being in front of my mouth all day, making even the simplest movements difficult (like drinking water or coffee, for example). For me, it's a waste of money. I'm looking to replace it.