Neewer NW-3000 Closed Studio Headphones 10Hz-26kHz Lightweight Dynamic Headsets with 3 meters Cable 6.5mm Plugs for Appreciating Music, Watching Movies, Playing Games, Recording

Well you dont always get what you expect, and this is one of those times. Ok, i thought cheapish headphones will be average for comfort, Wrong. average sound, Wrong again. As you can guess i was pleasantly surprised with these. The comfort after using them for an hour or so has been very good apart from the normal ears getting hot, which you get from most over ear phones, also the sound quality is as good as i have had from very much more expensive phones, and without any rattles or distortion at higher volumes that i did expect to get was another good surprise, how long before they start rattling is anybody's guess. The ear pieces can be turned outwards for if you use for cueing up any music. (i was going to say records but that would give my age away). they come with nice long lead that has a 3.5mm jack, but it also has a 6.35mm jack adapter that screws on to avoid any bad connections or it coming apart if pulled slightly. Build quality looks ok so far but time will tell if they are sturdy enough to take a bit of rough handling ie dropping them on the floor, that they will possibly get. All in all im quite impressed with them and for the price i dont think you can go wrong. I will add further updates if and when they give up or give me problems. Recommended item.Product updateAfter using these for a while with my bass, I now find that they have now developed a rattle in one side, I guess they don’t like bass much, even though they haven’t been over pushed with volume, so yet another set of headphones bite the dust after only lasting just over the warranty period. Cheap enough though and last as long as expensive versions.After contacting Neewer customer service, I must say I was very impressed with the speed they felt with the rattle problem I had with my phones, it was easy, I received a new set next day. With that sort of service You can’t go wrong, new phones are perfect, and I must say sound better than the first set, guess I just got a bad one. I will certainly purchase Neewer products again, they ain’t bad.

I agree with Mr J Hillman’s review of these headphones posted on 21 August 2020 on most counts, however I have never found these too tight. As well as being very comfortable to wear right from the start, I get an excellent sound from these having tried them both with my electric piano and other electronic equipment. Would certainly consider buying these again.

Buying headphones seems to be the hardest thing in the world. You never get reviews were everyone agrees! I love Neweer's excellent camera gear so thought I'd give these a go.Build quality is really great. Comfort is good, but my ears (which are probably about average for a fella) only just fit inside, and they are fully closed headphones so get a bit hot.Sound quality is...interesting! They have a bit of that 'boxy' sound closed phones often have, which is a downside. But I'm hearing lots of new stuff in my favourite songs, and the stereo seems really wide somehow. Bass response is strong but I don't think it's too much - it doesn't overpower things. Mids and highs are very definitely there. There is somehow a harshness to the sound - I can't really put my finger on it.They are really quite loud and well isolated, and for monitoring audio when recording or reviewing video in the field I think they'll be perfect. For general listening I think they're not so good because they're just not that comfortable for a long time, and that hard to define harshness of sound is there...In summary, I do like them, and for the price they're really excellent, I just think they're better suited to short-term monitoring than long-term listening.

I have a pair of audio technica ath-m50x headphones and comparatively these aren't half bad at all!Pros: Great audio separation, bring to life reverb, low distortion at high volume and are comfy to wear after a break in period.Cons: Though not bad, the stereo imaging could be better. The low end is a bit pronounced but still distinct and not boomy.Overall these are definitely worth the £30 price mark after a burn in period!

Slip these headphones on and you're out of the world. If you're at your PC with them on and someone taps you on the shoulder, be prepared to jump out of your skin; you'll never know they are there.Relatively lightweight and with large cups, these headphones do clamp a little (though this eases over time) so initial prolonged use might be a bit tight. Give it a couple of weeks though and either you get used to them or the headphones loosen.These headphones are good for a lot of music, but the excel with bassy, filthy synths. Even if that type of sound isn't your jam, I'd recommend experiencing it just once through these. Under £30 too, excellent purchase. Had these over a year, and if they do happen to break I'll be buying a second set.

I'm already on record as saying that I'm really impressed with this company and their products. They work as well as, or within 90% of the branded items that they clone, usually at less than half the price.These headphones are exceptionally good. Bought the first pair two weeks ago, as monitor headphones for recording musical instruments and singers.Now, I know what really good headphones sound like (I have a pair of Audeze LCD-X). I'm not saying that they come close to the Audeze cans, but they are probably 80% of the performance for only 2.5% of the costThey are maybe a little lightweight and flimsy feeling, but for the price who can complainI was so impressed, I bought another pair the week after