OneOdio A71 Hi-Res Studio Recording Headphones - Wired Over Ear Headphones with SharePort, Monitoring Mixing Foldable Headset with Stereo Sound, 3.5/6.35MM Jack for PC Computer DJ Guitar-Red

5 stars, really? Yes. What I wanted was a set of headphones to process videos on computer, listen to books etc. on tablet, and watch movies on a plane without listening to surrounding conversation. Plus I wear hearing aids, making in ear phones impractical. These headphones check all the boxes. Although they are a bit bulky for the plane thing...As for sound quality, that is dependant on the device you are listening to. The better the audio file, the better the audio sound. The headphones are adjustable and comfortable.

In my humble opinion, these are one of the best options for DJ headphones on the market. I have used headphones that are all over the place for pricing and I’ve never found ones I’ve enjoyed as much as these. They’re cheap, comfortable (especially with the swiveling ear cups for when they sit on your neck), sound amazing as monitors even in really loud environments, and are durable as hell. Seriously my first pair of these has gone with me to dozens of gigs for a year and a half plus across the country being crammed in countless backpacks, bags, and more, and they still work great. I just wanted a new pair to have for home.If OneOdio made dedicated DJ headphones that were even higher quality at a higher price point, they’d be the new standard. Only thing I’d like is if they were even more adjustable for bigger heads like mine. I’m always on the last notch and the hats I usually wear to keep my hair out of my face make for a tight squeeze sometimes.

At $30-ish, these are a lot of headphones for the money. I'm not giving 5 stars because I think using the words "Studio" and "Monitor" in the description is misleading.There's a noticeable bass and treble boost. I have no doubt many listeners will enjoy the sound profile of these cans, but I wouldn't record or mix with them.The OneOdio A71s are mostly plastic. They're lightweight, but I don't see any issues with build quality. Can't comment on durability yet as I've only had them for a day or so.

I'm by no means an audiophile expert, however, I can generally tell if the the quality of the music reproduction is good - probably most can. I mix music + play instruments, so my general opinion is based on personal experience. I recently bought a Hiby R4 DAP and noticed the amazing sound wasn't coming through the Sony BT headphones. Why? Because of Bluetooth limitations. I started exploring my wired headphones and noticed a slight improvement but none could handle bass - lots of distortion. The 3.5 plugin on my Sony BT headphones is not working, so that option is a no-go. After looking online at about 30 headphones from $30 to $330, I decided to try the OneOdio A71s. Really because one of the reviews on this site commented that the headphones could handle his Bass playing while others could not. He's right. Overall these are a good value at $30-$35. The bass is perfect (for me); however, I have tweaked the R4 with optional plugins to improve the sound- I believe they refer to this as the "Soundstage." :). In addition, the mids and highs are decent - my extent of an Audiophile comment. I'm sure these do not compare to the more expensive headphones with regards to audio quality, build, etc. (or do they?). In my opinion, I feel they are worth a try. Perhaps down the road, I'll upgrade to one of those $250+ headphones, but for now, this works well for me. I'm listening to music with them now as I write this, and I'm floored by the clarity, bass, etc.Time will tell if they hold up. I generally take care of my equipment better than others and I know how to fix electronics. My concern is the headphone speakers' longevity- I'm basing this on the price paid (you never know). They do fit a little tight, but they may relax over time. My Sony's were the same. I would say order them, try them, and if they do not please then you know what to do.

I bought this monitor playing bass guitar through an audio interface. I have used couple sets of wired headphones up to now for this purpose and this one is best AND most affordable. Comfort is very good, better than AKG's I was using, I like the looks, I like the cable and cable connection...but where this really shines - it seems to be able to handle much more bass than my prior two headphones - like i can't make it distort - it will hurt my ears long before I turn it up loud enough to distort - so the guts of this thing must be great and are just what i needed. For general listening, I will have to use longer, but for monitoring, especially for bass - its awesome.

General Reviews Rating: 5/5The OneOdio A71 Hi-Res Studio Recording Headphones deliver excellent sound quality, making them perfect for everything from casual listening to professional mixing and monitoring. The audio is clear and well-balanced, with deep bass and crisp highs, which makes music, podcasts, and studio work a pleasure. The SharePort feature is a unique and practical addition, allowing me to share audio with another pair of headphones without needing a splitter, making it ideal for collaborative listening sessions.These headphones are comfortable enough for extended wear, thanks to the soft ear padding and adjustable headband. The foldable design is convenient for portability and storage, and the dual 3.5mm/6.35mm jacks provide compatibility with a wide range of devices, from PCs and laptops to DJ equipment and musical instruments like guitars.For the price, the build quality and functionality are impressive, with a sturdy feel that holds up well to daily use. Overall, the OneOdio A71 is a fantastic choice for anyone needing versatile, high-quality wired headphones that work for both personal enjoyment and professional use. Highly recommended!