OneOdio Wired Over Ear Headphones Hi-Res Studio Monitor & Mixing DJ Stereo Headsets with 50mm Drivers and 1/4 to 3.5mm Jack for AMP Computer Recording Podcast Keyboard Guitar Laptop - Black

Honestly I was going to get “good” headphones I went through and obsessed over review after review picked the perfect pair then noticed for a 1/10 of the price and a $5 Amazon extension aux cord I could just try and send back worse case I was only buying to quietly watch tv at night due to tv speaker being in back of most flatscreens the sound goes out instead of forward waking everyone so long story long these made sense I’m not a producer or do I listen and obsess over music at home or out but anyway these work and work well honestly I would use for listening to music if I did that on a phone or what have you they have good sound and since there plug only there’s no charging or anything so if your just getting for basic use these work and some!

I've had these headphones for about 3 years now and the work as well as the way I bought them.The sound quality is, in my opinion, fantastic for the price. Very little sound escaping when they're on your head.The material is extremely comfortable to wear for extended periods (6+ hours) and I have sensitive ears that tend to hurt if the product isn't good.These haven't broken, cracked, peeled, or even discolored after 3 years as can be seen in my pictures. I also use the mic regularly which is good, but sometimes has to be closer to your mouth than I'd like to pick up your voice properly, but that's probably my only complaint.Includes two different cables, a carrying pouch, and looks nice. Easily adjustable and light weight and they fold up to be much more compact.Overall, one of the better purchases I've made from a brand I had previously never heard of.

They sound great. Look great as well. But not very portable. If you carry it in a bag with multiple items. Like a backpack. They may received just enough pressure at the parts that you pull to extend where the tiny little screws are. Just above the round parts. That are is not very thick and small flexing can weaken them. I barely used them in a couple years. Only carried in my backpack one. The rest of the time spent at home. But they broke quite easily. If your going to use it in a studio or just at home. They may last a lot longer. But if you plan to take to school or in a bag. Justrolling around in said bag. Might be enough to drastically weaken those points. If they can make that thicker. They would last. But as it stands will not buy again.

Purchase these headphones to go with a digital drum set. So far they've worked out great they have good responsiveness especially in the low end and the highs with plenty of volume. I have not used the Bluetooth feature but have used them only as wired headphones. The cord length was great and they seem very durable. So far my six kids have not managed to destroy them. I would recommend these.

they sound really good. strong bass, strong mid range, strong everything really. they can get really loud as well as quiet. ive been listening to 24bit 192khz FLAC files and they sound really good. they can also be folded up and transported really well. I like them. good value for the price.

These are perfect for listening in on my sound board while not disturbing the rest of the team! The travel bag and all cables was a nice touch! Plug and play makes them easy to use! while a little big, they are over the ear style so that's to be expected. they have held up well, and work perfectly.

Pros: Comfortable to wear; long cord; decent sound for the price.Cons: They're NOT Hi-Res headphones. Don't get suckered by the ads.I'm always searching for new headphones to replace my beloved Sony MDR-V55, which passed away some time ago and Sony never really replaced. They were amazing headphones for the $30-50 price range. Based on the ads on Amazon, I gave these OneOdio's a shot.They checked off a lot of boxes, but the sound was lacking. The treble is drowned out so much by the midrange and bass. Seriously, the midrange hollows out the sound so much, it doesn't let the treble give you subtly or the bass to have impact. The bass is there, and not muddy, but it doesn't really do much. But crank up the bass too much and all you'll get is mud. And yes, I'm an audio nerd. My home headphones are a set of Sony MDR-1A. The overwhelming majority of my music is uncompressed FLAC files, which I run through a 32bit-128k DAC.I'm not comparing these to the MDR-1A (that's not a fair comparison). But they're nowhere near the flat but rich sound of the MDR-V55s. But to call these headphones "Hi-Res" certified is laughable. They're fine, but not that good.So If you want a comfortable pair of headphones for not a lot of money, these are fine. But don't think you're getting a "steal" of any kind. They're priced appropriately for the sound quality you get.

2 months ago I bought beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X Limited Edition and just this week the left side broke with no sound. I'm not lying when I tell you that these headphones sound better and work better than the expensive one I bought 2 months ago!? $32 headphones that have incredible base / clarity / treble ! The long wire you are given with these is really nice and I guess the only thing I could say that is somewhat negative is the ear muffs are a bit small and are not over the ear and that outside noises if they were loud enough could seep into your ear and long term use is a tad bit uncomfortable. I'm telling you these headphones would get 10 stars if they create their next ones with more comfortable and larger ear muffs 💯 Over all I'm giving a 5 Stars because these things deserve it!