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

Great set of headphones for practicing the guitar without waking up the family great set of headphones for this price range very comfortable and compact but deliver great on sound

The OneOdio headset is very comfortable. The headsets work well at keeping outer room noise reduced and the sound quality is exceptional for such an inexpensive item. I purchased a Black and Blue set and am pleased with the color appearance of both sets.

First off, I'm a huge bass lover. I almost disregarded these headphones but I was desperate for a new pair since my Bose QuietComfort Ultra pair crapped out on me, and the reviews seemed decent in regards to the sound quality. In my opinion, these sound better than my Bose pair. Out of the box, I was pretty impressed with the sound quality and the amount of bass these have, but then I got curious and enabled the Equalizer APO program on my PC with the Peace plugin, and OH MY GOD, THE BASS MADE MY JAW DROP. It's heavy, thumpy, and it doesn't muddy the higher tones with the right settings. I know these aren't advertised as having noise cancelling, but I do sorta miss the noise cancelling of my Bose pair, (the ANC is what crapped out on those though, so that's not really a huge issue; if my volume is high enough, other sounds don't really reach me anyway.) Although I will say, it is nice to not have to charge my headphones anymore just to use them wired lmao I don't know what Bose was thinking with that one. My only real gripe with these headphones is the size of the ear cups. These are advertised as "over the ear" and I had assumed this meant they would be big enough to rest around my ears, but the pads are circular and a bit on the smaller side (or, thicker in terms of the width of the padding?) instead of an oval to accommodate the shape of an ear. The pads sit on the tops and bottoms of my ears, causing discomfort and a headache after a few hours. I currently have 1G plugs in my lobes, and the bottom of the pads rest directly on top of them, causing them to get a little irritated and tender to the touch if I leave them on for too long; which is extremely unfortunate, since I work from my computer and spend the majority of my day wearing headphones. I've tried like, tucking my ears into them, but it doesn't quite work. They also push my glasses forward a little and I have to lift each side to push my glasses back into place, but that's only really an issue when I'm putting the headphones on/adjusting them, or if I need to take my glasses off to clean them --- but I mean, that's just most headphones anyway. Once everything is settled into place, they don't mess with my glasses too much. As for the build quality, they seem pretty sturdy; I don't feel like I need to be overly delicate with them. Regardless, I'm still pretty gentle with them so I feel like they should last me quite a while. I haven't gotten around to asking my fiancé about how much sound leaks from them, but he hasn't complained yet. Overall, a really solid pair of headphones for the price if you're a bass lover (especially if you don't mind getting an equalizer program to really let these shine,) just be weary if you're prone to headaches when wearing headphones, and keep in mind that these aren't true "over the ear" cans if your definition of "over the ear" means they don't sit on any part of your ear. Would have been a solid 5 stars if they were more comfortable to wear for long periods of time. But I guess if you don't plan on wearing these for as long as I do, it shouldn't be too much of an issue for you. Definitely give these a shot if you're on the fence though, the sound quality on these is insane for this price.

These are just great, they sound really good, you can also share sound with another set of headphones with another audio cable which has come in handy (on the occasion my children want to share a tablet watching the same movie/show). Its also great you can use with 1/4" or 3.5mm headphone jacks, the sound is balanced. This is the second set I am buying, this one is for my youngest kid since the ones I originally had for the last 5 years still work great, I cant recommend this enough.

As a home studio musician, I use many types of headphones, earbuds and speakers (monitors, cellphone, tv etc) to check the audio on different mediums. These headphones surprised me with their sound, features, comfort and overall performance. These headphones are quality built and I'm very impressed. The cord connector is a game changer for my purposes with different sized input jacks, these handled that with a well thought out design.

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.

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

If you’re looking for solid wired headphones without dropping a stupid amount of money, the OneOdio Hi-Res Studio Monitors are actually kind of a sleeper pick. First off, sound quality: for the price, these hit way above their weight. The bass is punchy but not muddy, mids are clear (vocals come through clean), and the highs are crisp without being harsh. They’re not $300 studio cans, but for casual mixing, recording, gaming, or just vibing to music, they absolutely get the job done. They get loud too like, really loud without instantly distorting. If you’re plugging into an audio interface, guitar amp, or even just your laptop/phone (with a dongle), they drive easily and sound full. Comfort-wise, they’re surprisingly decent. The ear cups are big and padded, and the headband doesn’t feel like it’s trying to crush your skull. You can wear them for a few hours without hating your life. They do get a little warm over long sessions, but that’s pretty normal for over-ears. Build quality feels better than you’d expect at this price point. Mostly plastic, yeah, but not cheap-feeling plastic. They fold up, the ear cups swivel (nice for one-ear monitoring), and they usually come with multiple cables — which is honestly clutch. The detachable cable setup is a big win. Downsides? They’re wired only. No Bluetooth. And the sound profile is slightly bass-boosted, so if you’re doing super critical professional mixing, you might want something flatter. But for beginners, home studios, content creators, or anyone who just wants good sound without overthinking it — these are solid. Bottom line: Affordable, loud, comfortable, and way better than you’d expect for the price. Not elite-tier studio gear, but an easy recommend for everyday use or entry-level production.

Very high quality I really like it

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Die OneOdio Over-Ear Kopfhörer sind mega geil für das Geld. Satter Bass, ordentlich Lautstärke-Reserve und sie sind für längere Sessions bequem genug. Genau deshalb habe ich direkt 4 Stück für meinen Podcast geholt – für Gäste und Monitoring perfekt. Klare Empfehlung, wenn man solide Kabel-Kopfhörer mit gutem Sound zum fairen Preis sucht.

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