OneOdioMonitor 80 Professional Open-Back Premium Headphones Over Ear, Superior High-precision Sound 10-40k Hz Frequency Response, 2 Detachable Cable for mastering, studio and critical listening

I have one complaint with these: "The power of music !" — the tag written on the ear, and there's a space before the exclamation mark. Even without the poor punctuation, it's got a cheesy Fisher-Price vibe to it; I'm not a fan. Branding and the product name would've sufficed.Besides that, they're amazing. Sound quality is fantastic — skews slightly warm and bassy, but that's my preference.They can be worn all day, and you'll hardly notice them. I have actually forgotten I had them on. There's no ache on the ears, there's no sweat build-up; only your music will remind you that you're wearing them. The velvet padding on the cans feel great.They are however my first open-back headphones, so I can only compare them to 20 or 30 closed-back pairs, and these are eeeeasily more comfortable than any of those.Oh, I'd recommend these live somewhere permanently, or get a new case. The included case is a small vehicle. When traveling, you'll obviously want the case to protect the headphones but it's not really portable — the size is comparable to a round loaf of bread (picture shows it on a 15 inch Macbook and with a debit card, for comparison).

You definitely get what you pay for,expensive headset but well worth it! brought as a gift for my partner,I no longer have to hear his games as it goes through the headset,and he can't hear a word I say to him when they are on :)

Sound quality is good with this price level although it is mostly made up by plastics.

It's confortable to wear but the sound quality is awful. Not even remotely professional quality. The bass is weak and the trebles are tinny.Save your money and buy better.

I really love the sturdy, silvery cardboard box where this comes packages. It was the single best thing about this product.Unfortunately it delivers a considerably compressed, echoey and bass-boosted sound. - so it turned out to be actually useless for mixing - which was the main purpose I bought these for...I'd assume it would be logical to expect a relatively flat response across the frequency range for (presumably) professional mixing headphones... right?I'm wondering if - maybe - I have the wrong expectations of what not-massively-sound-altering phones should be like, but to me the sound of these OneOdio (commercial recordings, won recordings, any genre...) seems pretty compressed and then bass boosted...Makes me wonder if this wasn't actually geared for D&B audiences (?) - after all feels exactly like the sort of EQ and compression one often finds in that sort of stuff... Perhaps this product was by accident mislabelled as mixing phones (?)Anyway, I can't help but strongly recommend to purchase a different product at this price range.

Sounds quality is fine to my ear however as others have mentioned durability leaves much to be desired, there silly fold ability of the head set is stopped inside the hinge and the plastic inside can not take the force so one poorly angled drop, even from just off a slip off the table, and it will snap. No matter how much super glue or resin I have covered this hinge it always snaps.

I like these headphones, light to wear, came in a nice case, and suited my needs for gaming and music listening, they fit a big headed person like myself, but the plastic on the hinges is cheap and eventually snapped after a few months. Pity.

The headphones are of very good quality overall and they don't disappoint, but compared to the AKG K702's they don't have the same soundstage, but have better bass.Different strokes for different folks, but a good product overall. Would recommend to anyone.