MH601 Professional Studio Monitor Headphones, Wired Closed Back Over Ear DJ Headset with 50mm Drivers and 1/4 inch to 3.5mm Jack for Guitar Amp Recording Mixing Piano Music Podcast Streaming

These MAONO MH501 studio headphones are perfect for content creators, musicians, podcasters, and anyone who needs professional-quality sound. The 50mm drivers deliver crisp, clear audio with deep bass, while the closed-back design effectively keeps outside noise out, allowing you to focus on your mix. I love that they’re over-ear and comfortable, even during long recording sessions. The build feels sturdy and professional, making them ideal for studio work or casual listening. If you’re looking for reliable, high-quality headphones that give you accurate sound and comfort, the MAONO MH501 is a solid choice.

I love this brand and I love the headphones when playing video games having the sound quality like this makes it all worth the while I paired this with the maono mic and sound board at am not disappointed!

For a budget pair of studio monitor headphones, these are exceptional. The soundstage is close to neutral and there is zero line noise. I can hear every detail as I record and edit the audio for my videos. They even look good! Haha. As I've said in the past, I'm no audiophile. I've just got regular ears that enjoy music....So here's a review from a regular eared person. I have another set of over-ear monitors (ATH-M40X) that are double the price. I've had them since 2015 and they're still going strong. Honestly after five years of using those and a week of using these...There isn't that big of a difference! Strange as it sounds, these are very close in audio quality. I'd say the M40X is a bit more neutral, but these are not far off. Pros 1. Neutral - not a huge amount of added bass, treble, mids, highs, lows, whatever. Almost FLAT. Highs are a bit more pronounced than with the M40X, but that could also be because these carry 50mm drivers as opposed to the 40mm drivers on the M40X. 2. 50mm drivers - huge, clean sound. Nothing was muddy at any volume. 3. Comfort - lightweight and very well padded. They fit my giant head without causing pressure, even after several hours of use at a time. 4. Connections - 3.5mm OR 6.35mm connections. 5. Cable - this twisted cable. It's SHORT, too, so no extra cable dangling on the floor or bundled up on the desk. Perfect for small studio spaces where everything is right at hand. Predominantly, I will be using these in recording and editing voices for my videos. For that scenario, these are fantastic. Lots of detail. MOANO just does a great job with budget studio equipment. I've also used these to listen to some music - ran them through my usual series of headphone testing songs. Everything sounded fantastic. I connected these to my phone with Hi-Fi DAC, to my laptop with Hi-Fi DAC, to my Hi-Res MP3 player/DAC, and to my home stereo system. The sound remains just about the same no matter how I'm connected or what I'm connected to. The LG V60 is powerful enough to run these! Seriously, nothing sounded off or weird. All genre of music sounded exactly the way the artists intended. These studio monitors are really an exceptional buy. My only complaint is that the cups don't rotate like on the M40X. Not that big of a deal, though. I really like these.

The standout feature of this headset is the sound quality—it’s genuinely fantastic for the price. I’ve used headsets nearly twice as expensive, and this one holds its own, often matching or even surpassing them in clarity and depth. That said, my biggest complaint is the jack connection. The inputs wear out quickly, which leads to sound cutting out in one ear unless I twist the plug around or switch to another port. This happens even though I’m not rough on it—I usually just sit and listen to music without moving around much. The issue is clearly with the connection itself, not user error. Outside of that flaw, I can’t deny the overall quality. With a bit of trial and error, I can still get it working fine, and the audio is worth it. I’d absolutely recommend this headset to anyone looking for studio-quality sound on a budget. Hopefully, you won’t run into the same jack issue—but if you do, the worst case is exchanging it, especially if you’ve got it insured.

When I purchased these headphones to quietly practice guitar, I never knew how much I'd end up enjoying these headphones for any application. They provide good, neutral sound quality for lower price than expected, offer good ear and head comfort for long spans of use time, and have great room for many applications due to their sleek look and ease of use. A couple issues I've run into would be cable slipping from the female audio jack in the headphones, and the earmuffs are breaking down and flaking. These problems could be attributed to age, but it is an indication to the expected lifetime. Overall, I'm very pleased with these studio headphones. They come with quality sound and excellent sound stage and clarity for a cheap price, which is the main reason I purchased in the first place. Good job Maono!

Loved the sound quality

(The video is comparing the HyperX Cloud Revolver to the MAONO AU-MH601, this is an edited transcript from it) The box comes with an informational packet and a baggie that contains the audio cord. There's not much cushioning, but no company riff-raff either, just the key things you need. As long as your UPS driver ain't yeeting your packages, it should be ok. The AU has some interesting features. A 3.5mm jack and 6.35 jack, which...I haven't really seen before, if you use equipment that requires that then there you go. It also supports headset sharing! If you and the bois got some MAONOS together, it's gonna be pretty lit. However, it lacks external media control and doesn't have a microphone...which is why it doesn't get a 5 star for gaming. The cord is spiral-ly, which helps prevent tangling, but might be awkward when extending it, so it's up to you to decide if its a pro or con. I like that the jack is on an angle because it will help prevent cord damage. Looking at build quality, it's quite good. The ear cups are soft and cushiony, so very comfortable (I prefer over-ear for comfort, but these deliver pretty well). The plastic that makes up the frame is high quality and sturdy. The headphones can also fold in to save space which is a plus. The noise cancelling is also pretty decent. Overall, the AU is an excellent headset even when compared to a higher-end headset. For only $43 the AU rocks out

Agreed with others - They're decent quality for studio voice-over, but the cord length is other. - great for little spots if you're not moving around - terrible for larger spaces because of no 'cord play' ... Just gets in your way, and a few times the set almost ripped away from my head Perhaps they'll redesign these with a longer coiled cord, and it'd be a perfect set.