- 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

This is the Third set I have purchased because I have enjoyed it so much. This is excelent quality, Feels great on my head fittibg over my ears. Easy to use. with a great value. You have three way to connect USB, 1/4" and 1/8". You have two control buttons for volume and one switch to trn on for Blue Tooth. You can use this product without using the built in battries through the jacks.

I bought these to replace an old pair that had the padding flaking off. Even though these are labeled right and left, I can reverse them to accommodate the left sided plug on my digital piano. The cord is plenty long and partly coiled in case you need to stretch it out. They’re quite easy to use — just use whichever plug you need (two sizes), put them on, adjust the size for comfort, and voila! There are no control buttons, but I’m happy with the quality of the sound, the materials, and the comfort, and I love the color! Good basic headphones for a good price.

I’ve been using these OneOdio Pro-10 headphones for a couple of weeks, mostly for mixing small home-recordings and listening while editing tracks. For what they cost I’m more impressed than I expected. What I like: The 50mm drivers deliver serious bass and solid mids; vocals come through clear enough. The swivel earcups are great for single-ear monitoring during mixing, and the dual cable setup (coiled 6.35mm + straight 3.5mm) means I can plug into both my amp and laptop without hunting down adapters. The build feels decent — headband is adjustable, ear cushions are comfortable enough for hour-long sessions. They fold somewhat and come with a pouch, so packing them for gigs or travel isn’t horrible. What I don’t love: They’re not quiet by any stretch — sound isolation is so-so, and you’ll hear outside noise. When you push them loud (especially deep bass or busy mixes), distortion creeps in at the top volume. Also, they’re wired only, so you’re tied to the cable; could be annoying if you move around a lot. Overall, if you need good-sounding wired cans for studio work, podcasts, or general listening without spending big, these are a strong choice. If you want ultra-clean highs or wireless freedom, you might spend more to get that.

I’ve made music for over a decade and had taken a break and am getting back into it now. I thought I was going to have to drop $150+ on some decent headphones but these are great. They’re comfortable, sound good and can get loud. These are great quality headphones for the price.

I have a HP laptop with speakers that are less than desirable. Compound this with a lifetime of audio problems, (hard of hearing), and the speakers are pretty much useless. A set of cheap computer/desktop speakers were purchased with good results as they had a separate volume control plus a jack for headphones/earbuds. Having a small desk, It was getting crowded between the laptop, the speakers and the desk light, compounded by the fact that the whole set up is against a wall that goes out to a common hallway. This restricts my volume as I don't need to have anyone hearing what I'm doing while I am online. Thus the purchase of these headphones. I chose headphones over earbuds as my ears easily get irritated when something is inserted. My main concern was two fold. The first is I have a large head, (size 7 5/8) and past ear protection devices have been pretty much uncomfortable both against the ears and overall. The second is perspiration as sweat build up occurs after extended wear. Being quite a while since I wore headphones, (2012) I did note an improvement but was still a bit gun shy. To be honest, these were not my first choice. I initially saw a set of DJ headphones with a 9' cord which appealed to me for freedom of movement. For whatever reason, these were ordered instead. These headphones came 4 days after ordering through standard, free shipping. Arriving in a soft pack with a bubble lining, the headphones were in a box enclosed within a sleeve. This made unwrapping a bit of a challenge as I wanted to save the box in case of return. Finally gaining entry, the headphones were in a bubble wrapped bag and two sets of wiring were enclosed within another. It was then I realized my error. Throwing caution to the wind, I took them out and read the enclosed the multi language manual. This was helpful as it was discovered that the ear pieces work somewhat like a person's neck. One side rotating 90 degrees counter clockwise and the other 90 degrees clockwise. Both tilted both up and down and both have extenders to adjust to the wearer. Also noted was the padding. Both ear pieces had generous padding as well as the top of the head set. It was nice to note that both sides of the ear pieces had outlets to accomodate the speaker wires. This makes it easier to plug the side in from the source thus avoiding crossover. Two sets of wires came. The first was a red, stretchable cord with a 6.5mm plug for items like guitars and speakers on one end and a 3mm plug for the head set. The cord is 2m long but can be stretched to 3m. The second cord is a 1.2m standard cord with 3mm plugs on both ends. There is also a "control" button should the wearer have the headphones plugged into a phone. Assembling the pieces, I plugged the 3mm into the cheap speakers and ran a gauntlet of various apps from music to gaming. WOW! WOW! WOW! A full, rich, clear sound was experienced through both earpieces despite the plug being on the right side. Every sound was heard, no matter how subtle. I did note, however, it was a bit "bassy" for my preference, but I was completely overwhelmed by the sound quality. Wondering if maybe the speakers may have some influence, I plugged the headset directly into the laptop. NOPE! No change in quality and I gained a little more cord in the process. After playing for about two to three hours, It was pleasantly noted that the only time it was noted the headset was on was when I reached up to my head to scratch. Very lightweight, snug, yet comfortable even with glasses. No sweat experienced. No discomfort against the ears or atop the head. The cheap speakers were then moved and attached to another device that also had less than desirable speakers. It is unknown about the noise cancellation as the residence is pretty quiet with the exception of others going up and downstairs as well as the upstairs resident. Time will tell. These are definately a keeper. Even though I have owned these less than a day, I am totally impressed with the looks, feel, and performance of these headphones. Definately a keeper and highly recommended!!!! 04/29/2019 update. These have almost constantly on my head and I have made a couple observations. 1. Despite being "full" ear headphones, they are not sound blocking. On a couple of occasions, I have been hearing knocking on my door as well as the phone ringing and someone talking, even though I couldn't understand what was spoken. Both have originated about 20 feet away. 2. the head band has a tendency to slide forward towards the forehead. I haven't figured out why yet and will post when I do. Right now I am testing a couple of theories.

Great headphones! For the price, these sound great. Dynamic range seems good, decent but not exceptional bass. Mid to high range is also good with good clarity and separation of sounds. Some budget headsets I’ve used in the past just makes sound mushy and dull, but these are much better in this regard. Headphone material quality is excellent, not feeling cheap, but the adjustability for head size is the only drawback. I don’t have a particularly large head, but these are extended to the last adjustment notch and they just barely fit. Overall, I am extremely happy with these!

I'm selecting 3 stars but this will be a very high 3. Negatives first. Headphones are very light and feel very cheaply made, they have a real hollow noise that transfers into the headphones. They're probably half the weight of my several year old VModas that I'm trying to replace, which can be a good thing for travel purposes and neck fatigue. Did not test with the included cords, used my braided 3.5mm cord from my current headphones so I am unsure of the included cord's quality. The biggest issue I had and why I returned them, the ear cups are insanely small. I have big ears and the headphones resting and squeezing on my ears started causing pain after half an hour of use. If you have small ears they'll probably be fine, but if you have bigger ears look for headphones with a bigger, oval cup instead of the small round one. These should almost be marketed as an on ear instead of over ear. Negatives aside, the actual sound quality one these was surprisingly good, a lot better than I was expecting for $30 headphones. If it wasnt for the sound leeching through the cheap materials and rubbing on the cord I'd say they sounded very close to the quality of my $300 headphones. Didn't adjust levels on any music but with the settings I was at it was fairly balanced on all ends, didn't sound too off. Youtube videos all sounded perfectly fine. Did not play a wide range of games but the ones I did play sounded how they normally do, even with videos playing on my second monitor. For the price I'd say these are perfectly reasonable headphones, the comfort just was not there for me as I wear headphones for a few hours a day. Like I said previously, if you have small ears they may work out just fine, and the lightweight can be helpful. I'd say definitely worth checking out if you're in the market for shopping around.

As soon as I put them on my head, the comfort level was above what I expected. And when the music started, the first thing I had to do was turn the volume down on my device from the high level it was set at with my current pair of headphones. I was blown away by the quality of sound! I would not hesitate to suggest these headphones not only for the quality and performance but the affordable price. I tested several high-end headsets at Best Buy costing a couple of hundred bucks and more, and these headphones can hold their own and are right up there in quality and sound performance! This just proves that real quality does not have to break the bank.