MAONO Studio Monitor Mixing DJ Headphones, 50mm Driver Professional Over Ear Wired Headset with 3.5mm to 6.35mm Jack for Guitar AMP, Piano, Music Production, Keyboard, Recording, Podcast, MH700 Black

Nice and comfortable. Not too gripping for my head so it feels comfortable to wear for extended hours. I use it for gaming and it has a great soundstage and good noise isolation. Would definitely recommend especially if you are going to use this with an audio mixer setup. For the money you can’t go wrong with this in my opinion.

RTINGS needs to get a review of these up ASAP, because I guarantee they will measure and score ridiculously well. They are one of very few sub-$100 headphones I've tried that require zero EQ to achieve genuinely balanced and accurate sound. Granted, they are not perfect. The mid to high bass is a tad overemphasized, and the high midrange is somewhat distant, making the treble sound slightly overstimulating in comparison. But without a discerning ear, none of these traits stand out negatively whatsoever. And even a seasoned audiophile will admit these are listenable, possibly even pleasant characteristics. For reference, my main desktop headphones are the Samson SR850, another fantastic budget option, and while their sound signature is naturally lively and fun, I can't bear to use them without major EQ for more than ~20 minutes. The treble in particular is pretty disastrous in terms of harshness and fatigue, so I use a tailored AutoEQ preset that brings their response to near ruler flat. The Maono MH700, on the other hand, needs NONE of this to sound fantastic. It's honestly kind of baffling that they managed to pull this off for $40, especially considering the complete lack of compromise elsewhere. For example, the build quality is utterly fantastic. They feel solid and premium in the hand, and the earcups fully articulate to fold up tightly for storage. I'm shocked at how soft and comfortable the earpads are, and how well they mold to the ear. My only gripe with the fit is that the very top of the headband does press against my head, but this is cherry picking and does not lead to any significant discomfort long-term. Oh, and the detachable cables / ports! There's two jacks, one on each side of the headphones, and one for each type of port (3.5mm & 6mm). Two included cables - one is coiled and both are soft-touch and excellent quality. Also there's a nice, very portable carrying bag. Good grief! I sure wish these were available back when I was in high school. I spent much more on much, much worse headphones, most of which ended up in the garbage. These are an absolute no-brainer for a huge swath of consumers, and are more than adequate for modest audio engineers, DJs, and the like. Three thumbs up!

Very standard over-ear headphones in terms of sound quality, you get what you pay for. The cables it comes with are a tad annoying, but they're very thick and durable. Comfort is great, it's not too tight even on my big head. Build quality is superb.

Amazing headphones for the price. I been using them for around a month and great comfort on ears with clear audio for anybody looking for a pair of headphones that give u clear and fresh audio.

These are nice headphones! There are two holes, in each side, 3.5mm on the left side, bigger one on the right side(6.35mm). Can use either side to plug to source! Also came with 2 cords. 3.5mm to 3.5mm straight cord, and 3.5mm to 6.35mm extendable looped cord. I love this! For $49? Sound quality ...is top notch for my casual listening purpose.

Great headphones! Very cozy & have good sound quality

You can beat the clarity and sound quality for the price. Oh, and comfort! I have worn these working hours on a project, or two. I have used more expensive headphones, but comfort, for long hours is important. I have also gifted a few pairs to band mates. They were quite happy after using them. In a side note, I have a large head, yes I wear a size 8 hat. These work great for normal sized heads and large ones too! I will definitely buy again!

After years of using Oneodio head phones, and having them continually break, I decided to try these. The good: These appear to be well made, and a bit more robust, they also feel more comfortable than Oneodio headphones. The bad: (this is a bit nit picky). I am used to having the 3.5mm jack on the right side (that is how oneodio designs theirs), for these, the 3.5mm jack is on the left, and due to how my desk/computer set up is, it is impractical to have the cable go behind my head so I ended up using a 3.5mm to 6.35mm adapter. It seems to work well, the sound quality is good, and I don't have any major complaints at this point.