Nady DJH-2000 DJ Headphones Black

At first, I wasn't blown away.. actually disappointed of the sound quality and bass. Don't judge the headphones right out of the box.After many practice sessions they kept sounding better and better, bass became more pronounced and vocals very clear.The build quality is excellent, yeah they are made of plastic but they feel extremely durable and well made.For the price, they did the best they could and I'm impressed.I love the feel of these, they can sit in just about any position --> weather on your neck, shoulder or head. Very comfortable.The sound isolation is great as well, easy to mix songs.The cord is thick and flexible so you know these are long enough for any set-up and are made to last.I would highly recommend these headphones to all, or at least get these as a back-up.

Not the product displayed. The sound quality is ok, but the 1/4" adapter does not have a snug fit on 1/8" jack, so there is sound drop out. Not ideal for a dj gig. Perfect for your 8 year old.

I was very disappointed with this product. I bought these thinking they would be one of those great quality products for a great price. I was wrong. the sound quality is alright at medium volume but once you get passed that its horrible. I bought these in February and about a month after I noticed that the right folding part the headphone became loose and no longer fit tight on my head. Fast forward a fews months later and the whole right ear piece fell off. I'v owned many dj style headphones and even the cheaper ones have never fallen apart like this.

I'm a mobile DJ and last year I needed a pair of phones that I could just leave packed in my large gear box so I was ready to go any time I had a gig. There are MANY choices out there for DJs, as well as a large variance in price.I had the following priorities in my headphone search:- Decent price: You can spend A LOT on DJ headphones, and in my experience, anything over $100 is overkill!- Decent sound isolation: Important for cueing up the next track, and preventing extra hearing loss.- Decent build quality: I've had $200 phones break on me before. I was not going to spend that kind of money this time around...Besides, they are ALL primarily made of plastic guys!- Decent sound: Here is where we gotta be real...You do not need pristine hi-fi $1000 hand wired quality in a DJ headphone!So, I chose the Nady DJH-2000's based on other reviews here. They have more than met all my above criteria! The price is so good I could easily replace them without batting an eye, but they have already survived 1 year of weekend gigs (30+) with no signs of fatigue or wear (even from traveling in a box with other gear). They isolate a sufficient amount of my mains volume for adequate cueing, and sound plenty good for my needs.Would I buy these as my only all around studio, home, gig phones? No, as it would be wise to spend a little more on sound quality in that case.Are they the best DJ headphones in the world? Hell no, but 20 years of experience has shown me that even the $200+ headphones fail, and ultimately they don't provide me with vastly better features for the job I intend them for than these!Added bonus: I run my sound system in mono, and these phones have a mono/stereo switch. This allows me to hear in either (1 ear cueing) L/R cups without any in line adaptor!REVIEW UPDATE: a year later. These are still working fine after many gigs. However, after more research I have found a much better budget DJ phone. Check out the Monoprice 108323 Premium Hi-Fi DJ Style Over-the-Ear Pro Headphone, Black. Better in every way and just as cheap!

Very nice price and sound for the money. I brought these headphones to go with my basement desktop. The lows are not to deep (nice and clean) and the highs (nice and clean) make this a VERY acceptable sound. I needed a pair of reasonable heads so that I could listen to my music late at night and not disturb the rest of the family. I didn't realize that I would be getting a quality headphone on the scale of my Pioneer PRO DJ heads. This is a nice set of heads for the price and I would recommend them for the person(or DJ) on a budget that desires a professional level sound and quality to their listening or performing pleasure.

These headphones are amazing!! They are lightweight, they are portable, and they produce an amazing sound quality. The reviews about this product are true, these are extremely good headphones for the price and they arrived in less than a week.

These headphones worked great for a while but after about two months of use they developed a hiss in the background while playing music. I plugged in different headphones and they worked fine so it has to be the Nady that is broke.

Bought these on a wim... sounded real nice while they lasted. Not as good as some of the more expensive ones, but folded up nicely. After about a year though, the connection got real sketchy. They would only play sound if the wire was in the exact right position. One month later, they stopped working altogether. I would say pass on these headphones...spend a little more and get something better quality that are more dependable.