OneOdio Hi-Res Over Ear Headphones for Studio Monitoring and Mixing, Sound Isolation, Protein Leather Earcups, 50mm Driver Unit, Wired Headphones for AMP Guitar Keyboard (Pro-50 Black)

Not super bass heavy but that's what I was going for. As far as price to performance goes, these headphones are fantastic. Super comfy, great frequency response, and they're great at keeping noise to a minimum when recording vocals. Even if you don't use them as your main set of headphones in the studio they're a fabulous second pair to have around for guests. I'll probably pick up a second pair of these sometime soon.

Love them

This is actually my second pair of this model of headphones. My first pair lasted about 6 years before one of the pivot points above the left side speaker broke so they were annoying to wear but the speakers still worked great and sounded clear with a lot of bass that punched. The new pair has a couple more screws for reinforcement on both sides to help with stress points. The only reason I'm giving it a 4 1/2 star review is because they don't seem to have the same amount of bass as the first ones. The highs and mids are crystal clear but for whatever reason the bass isn't as strong in this pair when compared to the original ones. Other than that they are great headphones that are comfortable to wear and would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a budget friendly pair of headphones that is a stickler on sound quality like me

Great quality and value for money. I went by all the reviews before getting one for my studio recording. The sound is amazing and the noise cancellation is great.

I bought these back in Nov and it’s Feb now. I’ve been using them nearly every day for watching movies, shows, and listening to music. This week the left headphone randomly stopped working so I emailed their customer support about their warranty. Shelley was fast and responsive and a real support person. Though I never had to use the warranty because I’m a tech guy and took the headphones apart looking for the problem (which randomly resolved it’s self 🤷🏻‍♂️). But I love that they came apart and could be put back together with extreme ease. The pieces inside were simple and standard meaning these are 100% easily repairable for anyone with mild technical skill.

easy on the ear 👂and it sounds great 👍 on volume thank you Carlos.

For the price, it's hard to beat these headphones. I've had this for a bit over 6 months after having a different pair of OneOdio headphones previously, and I'm glad I upgraded. The cuffs are a good size and fit around my ears very well, contributing to the audio quality by blocking most other sounds.I've pushed them to the limits and they only seem to struggle with heavy bass at a high volume; but even then they don't struggle much. The bass is nice and punchy and the treble isn't diminished in the process. Just make sure to use the 1/4 Aux cable otherwise the audio quality tanks on bigger setups.Only gripe is that if you have a big head (or use VR like I do), you might need them extended as much as possible, and would be nice if they could extend just a bit more. Other than that they survived a flight when I moved and are still in really good condition.

These are okay headphones, not worth the $40 dollar price range in my opinion since good quality headphones now, in today's fast growing technological age, are priced at/around the $40 dollar range or maybe slightly cheaper if there is a sale on them. I also understand that you get what you pay for, and for the short time I used these, these headphones suited my needs until I went wireless. I was pretty stubborn about going wireless, but when I did, I never went back to wired headphones if I could help it. The other reason for not going back was because of updated technology and getting a new phone because mine was on its way out. This is not to say I will never use these again, but some of my hang-ups about these particular headphones are as follows. As comfy as the cushioning is on the side of them, they tend to leave an indent if let on something even for a short time, and it can be a little difficult to get them back into shape. The other critiques I have about these are the price and that they are not wireless, which if you just look at the description and picture, you are getting them for a specific piece of technology and certain needs. The other critique is that they can be a little tight and I had to take many breaks from wearing them, sometimes giving me a headache. The pros about these are, that the box they come in is very sturdy and protective to the headphones while it is shipped, and you can find multiple uses for the box after. They do come with instructions as well as a fake leather-ish type of a protective case with a draw string to secure them inside. The other pro is that they come with a multifunctional jack for guitar amps, speakers, or a DJ set if you need one. These headphones are decent to have especially if you still own "outdated" tech., and are a good back up for anything else, and the sound is pretty decent, but does not come with options for bass or treble. The price and the feel on my head are why I gave it a 3-star review.