Philips Audio H2005BK/00 Over-Ear Stereo Headphones Wired (2 m Cable, 40 mm Neodymium Drivers, Passive Noise Isolation, Adjustable Headband, Lightweight) Black

So was browsing on amazon for cheap replacement as my old AKG - K712 pro headphones broke accidently. I kept on seeing Wireless headphones, wireless i HATE WIRELESS especially when I just use headphones for home use only for films/games/music production.And none of these so called wireless headphones comes with the Jack connection to plug into my audio interface while this one does.First impressions wow these do not fit me then i released you can make headband longer so if you got big head you got nothing to worry about.Sound quality not bad at all, not as good as a expensive one I had but you can def hear/feel the bass coming out of the headphones so that's a plus.It does feel cheaply made but I don't care about that all when the sound quality is decent enoughOnly brought these until I can afford to buy expensive ones, I'm glad I got these and will be good spare headphones

Not bad headphones the sound quality took a little getting used from other headphones i like the.. build quality feels kind of cheap but feel solid and light weight. yeah not bad..

Good build quality for a budget option.

Sound is acceptable but you get what you pay for don’t you.Not listening to music just plinky plonky on my keyboard

I purchased these to replace a pair that were stuck together with tape, I am so Disappointed! I removed the old set that the volume was set to 50 and put these in! and then had to turn up to 100 and still that wasn't as loud as the old pair on 50 (and remember the old pair I'd still have options for even louder) The set is comfortable to wear! but the jack just drops out at the slightest catch of the wire! Am so annoyed as I use Phillips in ear on my MP3 and they are amazing! ok I'm now off to fish my old pair out the bin!

Sound quality is dire, I tested these on a known good MP3 player (NOT purchased from Amazon, for obvious reasons!) indoors in quiet circumstances and top volume was barely audible. Noise cancelling is entirely passive, you'd get the same noise cancellation from ear warmers. Indeed, when I tried these worthless headphones out in public, the surrounding noise often drowned out what was being played directly into my ears. Utterly pointless and worthless.I then plugged this waste of plastic into a 100W Fender Bass guitar amp that is capable of holding its own against a five piece drum kit played in anger, and even with the amp at top volume (which is actually hazardous to health!) I had trouble distinguishing what was being played on bass guitar, and the mp3 player was again, barely audible.The cable is far too flimsy to withstand any kind of regular usage and I am yet again, disgusted with Amazon for selling such useless landfill fodder.Save your money. Use a more professional vendor.

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I work from home and do a lot of video calls. I have several Bluetooth headphones, but when you have lots of back to back calls, on lots of different pieces of call software, wired headphones just work. My old wired Jabra headphones were excellent but starting to fall apart. These Philips ones look ok, fit, work well fine for conference calls. They’re a good value for money replacement for my old Jabras, with decent sound quality. Just don’t expect dynamic brilliance, for listening to music, or noise cancelling at this price point.