Replacement Cable Compatible with Hifiman HE4XX, HE-400i (The Latest Version with Both 3.5mm Plug) Headphones 3.5mm / 6.35mm to Dual 3.5mm Jack Male Cord 3meters/9.9ft

Very good quality wire. I needed a replacement cable, but with a different plug. I replaced the two plugs on the headphone side, and the wires inside look very nice and high quality. The wire is flexible enough, and the length is just what i need. And finally, but probably most importantly the sound quality. As the jack is gold plated, the connection is perfect for both the 3.5 and 1/4 plug, and I cannot hear any different between this cable and the original that came with my headphone.

I'm sure a lot of people looking at this cable are not capable of discerning the very highest discrepancies in sound quality. Heck, most of the people that say they can actually can't. I'm sure a lot of people are just looking for a replacement for their Hifiman cable. That's what I was looking for, that's what I got. It's a lot longer than the default cable which means I'm not so restricted at my computer. Threw on some music and to me it sounds great. The stretch of cable closest to your head is not braided, which is annoying. It makes it look a little inconsistent. But only time will tell if that is really a downside or not. One potentiality is that it stiffens like the original did with time and exposure to skin oils and sweat.

These are a very decent mid-range cable, and work quite well in my dedicated headphone setup - the 9' length is useful, but the 4' version is too short to use if you're working a board or moving around a workstation, but ideal if you want to kick back in your recliner and bliss out.My only complaint is with Hifimans' choice of 2.5mm headphone connectors, the blessed things can snap off right at the headphone - then you've got to disassemble the can and remove the broken off piece before using the phones again.The 2.5mm plugs on these cables seem adequate, but think twice before using an under desk hanger, because the 4' cable is short enough to leave the headphones dangling if they're dislodged. Ask our cats how <much> fun this is...The good news is that neither cable has much of a sonic signature - they both preserve the Hifimans' lucid midrange and bass impact, and I don't hear any significant effects on the high end - but younger folks might.These cables are inexpensive and useful replacements for the 2.5mm cables you just broke and perform at least as well, if not better than the OEM cables.

I bought this cable because the one that came with my HE 400-i was a bit too short. Like the description says, this cable is braided for the most part, but the part where it forks up to the left and right connectors is made out of a rubbery like material which is a nice touch. The quality of the materials and overall build is nice. The braided material means no tangling mess and the connection to the headphone themselves is solid. There were a few accidentals moments where I pulled one of the cables out of the headphone, but I’d rather have the cable come off then possibly get damaged. For a replacement cable, it’s a bit on the pricey side, but it’s well worth the investment if you’ve already spent money on your Hifiman headphones.

What I liked about this cord was how sturdy and strong it is, and that I know it will last a long time. Putting them in the HE 4xx's give them an amazing sound. Then putting them into a dac makes them sound even better. I really like these cords, no worries with these. I'm no audiophile, but for less than $200 these headphones are light and they fit on your head well. Bass, mids, and highs are well meshed together bring detail and clarity to your music.

My HiFiMan headphones died after five years, so I replaced them via AMZN and the cord that came with them was cheap feeling and way too short. This set of cords works great, plenty of length and solid connections.

If you are a proud owner of Hifiman Sundara (or any headset that need a balanced stereo cable (one end is 3.5mm stereo that goes into your source such as computer or iPod like music player and the other two ends go into your headphone's left and right cup), then simply throw away the cable it came with and buy this cable.The cable that came with Hifiman Sundara is by far the worst cable I have witnessed in my entire life. The cable is "jumpy", short, and overall just horrendous. It works, but it mars the user experience greatly.This cable literally makes a world of a difference in using that headset. This cable is almost 10 feet long, is made with a braided nylon material, and it works like a charm.

Connects to my headphones but absolutely no sounds seems to come out I’ve tried everything yet it’s still broken