OneOdioWired 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

In our house we have a home theater but we also have a much smaller upstairs den in which we can also watch movies and listen to music. When my wife is doing something else or just doesn't want to watch the movie I have chosen, I often watch it in this upstairs den. It features a nice home theater receiver along with an inexpensive yet very good projector which sends an approximately 65" image onto a blank wall.However, when I watch upstairs, I do not want to annoy my wife (she may be talking to someone on the telephone or engaging in her beading hobby in the next room) so I generally use headphones to listen to the movie.I had a nice set of 'phones but the earpads were "going" and, while they could probably have been replaced, I find replacing earpads to be quite difficult.So, as I needed headphones only for movies, I looked for an inexpensive pair. I found these < OneOdio 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 >. They looked pretty good and they had gotten generally good reviews so I ordered one.The night I received them I tried them with a movie (ZULU [1964], a movie I like very much). I was so impressed with the sound quality (it was MUCH better than the sound quality produced by my previous headphones) that I decided to try it with music, just to see how good it is.I played Berlioz's SYMPHONIE FANTASTIQUE (included on RCA Red Seal Living Stereo SACD 82876-67899-2); in this upstairs den I do not have an SACD player so I played only the CD layer of this disc.I found it hard to believe what i was hearing.The sound was positively amazing.Over the years I have heard (auditioned) some quite expensive headphones from Focal, Grado, Sennheiser, and a few others but if my "aural memory" serves me fairly well, I think I can confidently state that NONE of those expensive headphones would produce sound quality much, if any, better than what I hear from these headphones.The headphones come complete with two connecting cords and two inputs to connect them. You can see them and how they can be connected on Amazon's Product Page. I have never seen nor have I ever owned a pair of headphones which came with this extensive range of connections.They even come with a nice carrying bag.Amazon's price is absolutely amazing: currently $27.19 (I paid more but regardless - they're worth it!).Try a pair for yourself. If you don't like them, you can return them.But I'll bet that you'll NEVER return them. I'll also bet that you will be just as amazed with these headphones as I am.Obviously VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.Thank you for reading this and for considering my opinion.Lawrence H. Bulk

I needed a decent pair of headphones to use while playing drums. These do the job nicely. They have very nice bass along with pretty good mids and highs. They separate the music track that I'm playing, the click track if I'm using it and my drums clearly. They are not super high-fi quality but for the money these are pretty dang good. I have a pretty big head and these fit me pretty well. They do get a little uncomfortable after a while but what doesn't for me and my big head. I give them a five because they are only $35 and easily worth that.

They sound great. Look great as well. But not very portable. If you carry it in a bag with multiple items. Like a backpack. They may received just enough pressure at the parts that you pull to extend where the tiny little screws are. Just above the round parts. That are is not very thick and small flexing can weaken them. I barely used them in a couple years. Only carried in my backpack one. The rest of the time spent at home. But they broke quite easily. If your going to use it in a studio or just at home. They may last a lot longer. But if you plan to take to school or in a bag. Justrolling around in said bag. Might be enough to drastically weaken those points. If they can make that thicker. They would last. But as it stands will not buy again.

I just started using the headphones. The quality is very good. It took me a bit to figure out how to fit them properly but once I did that it was fine. No distortion of sound. Good sound quality. Cord length is good. I am pleased with my purchase

I have three of these little guys, one for each of my workstations. All deliver the goods if you use have the free accessory ASIO4All installed as one of your software components for digital tunes machines.

The sound quality is really quite good. I use them mostly for listening to opera recordings and TV shows. The phones look bulky and heavy yet they are very comfortable. I'm pleased.

Pros: Comfortable to wear; long cord; decent sound for the price.Cons: They're NOT Hi-Res headphones. Don't get suckered by the ads.I'm always searching for new headphones to replace my beloved Sony MDR-V55, which passed away some time ago and Sony never really replaced. They were amazing headphones for the $30-50 price range. Based on the ads on Amazon, I gave these OneOdio's a shot.They checked off a lot of boxes, but the sound was lacking. The treble is drowned out so much by the midrange and bass. Seriously, the midrange hollows out the sound so much, it doesn't let the treble give you subtly or the bass to have impact. The bass is there, and not muddy, but it doesn't really do much. But crank up the bass too much and all you'll get is mud. And yes, I'm an audio nerd. My home headphones are a set of Sony MDR-1A. The overwhelming majority of my music is uncompressed FLAC files, which I run through a 32bit-128k DAC.I'm not comparing these to the MDR-1A (that's not a fair comparison). But they're nowhere near the flat but rich sound of the MDR-V55s. But to call these headphones "Hi-Res" certified is laughable. They're fine, but not that good.So If you want a comfortable pair of headphones for not a lot of money, these are fine. But don't think you're getting a "steal" of any kind. They're priced appropriately for the sound quality you get.

Wow! These headphones are great! I was using my old Walkman headphones for my podcasts, but they were getting uncomfortable wearing them for long periods. These are so comfortable and the sound quality is great! You will like these headphones!