OneOdioOver Ear Wired Hi-Fi Studio Headphones 50mm Speaker 1/4 inch 6.35mm Jack Adapter Free Closed-Back Headphones for DJ Electric Drum Keyboard Guitar Amp PC iPad Music Cell Phone (Black)

Really good sounds and quality at a great price

Work great. Very comfortable

First the bad.The wire that came with these headphones is too short, for my use (approx 1.2m) secondly, the end that goes into the headphones is, I believe, proprietary to oneodio. Sadly (at the time of purchase at least) they did not sell a longer lead. Initially, this annoyed me and I nearly returned them. However, this was easily solved by buying a 3.5mm stereo extension lead on a popular auction website!The headphones do have a mic and a call answer button, but there is no volume control on the headphones themselves, which might annoy some people.The goodThese headphones are fantastic, the sound quality far exceeds my requirements. They are comfortable to wear and come with a nice little carry bag. I feel these are of exceptional value when compared to the other over-the-ear headphones I have purchased from amazon, only a few quid cheaper.These headphones also have a second connection (6.35mm) so you can listen to another source of music at the same which is great, however, the second lead is NOT included.4/5 stars

Perfect headphones for my electric drum kit. Great sound and very comfortable.

Having looked at all the offers this purchase suited my needs, wearable for a long time , great sound at an affordable price. Very satisfied.

A couple of years ago I thought a quality pair of headphones would be nice to listen and relax to in the evenings, after about eight months or so of occasional sessions one of the ear pad foam mouldings decided on a bid to escape. I needed a quick replacement, checked out reviews and ordered the above. These had better ear cups, more robust padding, both 6mm and 3.5mm plugs on a stretch cord and didn't try to make both my ears meet in the middle of my head. I am well pleased with the comfort and sound quality, which is all I wanted. only time will tell as far as long term robustness is concerned.

A little tight on my head but I expect that to ease. sound for my hearing is good however I don't use them for other than YouTube, zoom etc I expect them to last as they seem fairly well made.

I really wanted to like these. They look good, sleek, no frills, seem sturdy. But I'm coming to these after owing an £80 pair of Shure DJ headphones and dip in sound quality is very noticeable.These are marketed as studio headphones and that means the sound is flatter than usual i.e. everything sounds a bit lacking in warmth and richness. You will really notice this if you are used to higher quality headphones, perhaps not so much if you are upgrading. But the flatness I found jarring to my ears, and couldn't enjoy my music. It doesn't sound BAD, it just sounds off.This can be rectified if you adjust the sound in the equaliser of whatever device you are using, but it's annoying having to do that every time you plug into a new device. The sound is still not as rich as on my old Shure headphones though but I guess that's to be expected. For the price, these are definitely strong, sound wise.The main reason I sent these back was they are extremely tight and really clamp your ears, to the point where I had a headache after about 10 minutes. This isn't something that can be improved much by adjusting the headband. That will loosen it vertically but you still get the tightness horizontally. They needed to be made slightly bigger, width wise. I have a small head too, so can't imagine how uncomfortable these would be for someone with a bigger head!I would also add that they don't cancel out noise that well and really leak a lot of sound - I did not have the volume turned up that high but they can clearly be heard by anyone nearby.Overall, I can't recommend these for anyone due to their tightness. Perhaps give them a shot and see but I notice this is a complaint of several reviewers. Definitely don't buy them if you are a DJ or audiophile with a bigger budget - spend a bit more for better sound quality, it will be worth it.If you need a flat sound for studio work, these are OK if you can't stretch to a better brand. I personally don't like swivel cups which come with most DJ headphones these days, so wanted to try these but it's really hard to downgrade once you've listened with higher level gear.