OneOdio Hi-Res Over Ear Headphones for Studio Monitoring and Mixing, Sound Isolation, Protein Leather Earcups, 50mm Driver Unit, Wired Headphones for AMP Guitar Keyboard, Pro-50, Metallic Blue

TL;DR : I'm thoroughly impressed. Much recommend. I'm VERY particular about my headphones. I'm CONSTANTLY listening to music and wanted something that sounded nice, and had more personality than most of the plain, boring designs out there. Quality-wise, it feels luxurious with it's red trim and overall feel. I normally HATE headphones that have that pivot that these have, but these don't feel as flimsy as all the other ones I have. I still have to get used to it though LOL. The SOUND! At first, I didn't think the bass was high enough on these, but the more I listen the more I realize the bass sounds RICHER rather than louder. I found that some songs I listen to almost sound entirely different because these headphones balance audio better than my other pair; I'm able to hear tracks in a song I never noticed before. These truly feel professional and I'm super jazzed about it. I spent literal hours and multiple days debating and comparing headphones until I settled on these. No regrets. Compliments to the chef. p.s. They're very comfortable. Like I said, I wear headphones near constantly. These are a bit more snug than my last pair, but they're incredibly comfy. I'm actually in love. Extra notes for those curious: - Comes with two cords. One's the traditional 3.5mm that surprisingly has a mic on it (?) that I haven't used. It's shorter than I'd like, but that's not the one I'm using. I'm using the 6.35mm one on my PC. The length on that one is much better. In my opinion, it's a higher quality connection too. - Looking for a good pair of headphones for your gaming? These are next level. - Music production? I'm a newborn fetus-level novice with music production, but these are preem. - Well worth the price!

TL;DR - Awesome headphones for the price, clean crisp mids, highs and solid punchy bass that doesn't give you a headache. Very comfortable to wear and great for music and gaming. When paired with HeSuVi they create an immersive gaming experience. I highly recommend giving these a shot! Long version: Prior to purchasing the DJ Pro-50's, I had a nice set of Steelseries Siberia 650's which sounded fairly decent in games and music; but when the right driver mount broke and the left ear stopped producing sound, I was thoroughly disappointed considering the price. This isn't a knock on Steelseries, but they were unfortunately unable to sell parts to repair them or offer any repair service; I did get a 15% towards another product, but their stuff is not budget friendly. Anyway, decided that I wanted a catch all headphone for music and gaming, and fell on these. They kept coming up on Amazon as a sponsored item, whenever I searched for headphones. Truthfully I brushed them off as another cheap knock-off and didn't give them a chance. But going through the motions of research (review sites, YouTube Reviews, and Reddit) I had settled on the popular ATH-M50x. But before I pulled the trigger I stumbled upon a reviewer on YouTube (Just Doin' Audio) praising these headphones in particular which made me look into them more closely and it turns out they weren't the only reviewer that loved these. I didn't find any negative reviews of the Pro-50's, so I gave them a shot since the price was so attractive (got them on sale). I am glad I did! I am thoroughly impressed with how clean the sound is and very happy with the package overall. The dual duty cables that come with these feel like they are solidly built and not cheap. The snap of the receiving port is resistive on both the 1/4" and 1/8" jacks and appear to retain them very well; it takes some effort to pull them out. The bag is a nice-to-have also and feels protective enough to prevent scratches. In regards to comfort, I could wear these all day. The padding feels soft against my head and the inner material feels like memory foam. The headband rests gently on my head and I don't really notice it and the pressure is what I would expect against my ears. Just to be clear, I am not an audiophile, but these sound great! Without having any other pair to directly compare them to, it’s hard to talk to how it competes. But luckily there are people on YouTube that do a good job with it. I will say, compared to the Siberia 650's; I feel as though the Pro-50's sound better, especially with music. Paired with HeSuVi using the Dolby Atmos HRIR creates an immersive experience that reminds me of my old Dolby 5.1 speaker set up. This is a worthy replacement since I won't be waking any of my kids up with it. Overall great product, my only complaint is that the cups are too easy to spin around. I'm not a DJ though, but a little bit of resistive tension would make these ideal for me. 11/13/2020 Update: The headphones unfortunately broke! They were just used at my desk and hung when not in use, very unfortunate! The plastic that holds the speaker broke (see picture) and they wouldn't rest on my head properly. Each speaker still worked, so I temporarily fixed it with left over parts from another headphone set; not ideal, but they worked well enough to rest properly. OneOdio covered the broken headset under warranty and sent me a new set of Pro-50's. I should note, it is important to keep communicating with them, otherwise your request may get shuffled and forgotten. I don't blame them and they did send a replacement promptly after my second follow-up email. Good experience all around, and am still very happy with the headphones.

These have great vocal range and crispness. I find them lacking at higher volumes for bass. I don't mean uncomfortable loud volume, just a high "I like this song" level. The convenience of two ports are very nice as well. They have both a 1/4 and 1/8 stereo jacks to connect with the headphones. The cord is ALWAYS the first to go... The earcups are mostly comfortable if a tad bit on the small side, just a couple millimeters smaller than my old Marantz that finally broke these replaced. Not the lower audio range I was hoping for, but the price was right. One habit I find myself having to break is how I used to fold my old headphones. When I would remove my old headset, I am right handed, I would place them to my right while folding the earphones by rotating them inwards and setting them down on my desk. These do not rotate inwards, they rotate out. Setting them down means having the earpads up. Not a big deal, just hope I don't reef on these and snap them off. They do not have a robust feel to the swivel (do any headphones?)

I have a wireless set of phones, ear buds, and another wired headset all with various duties. This plugs into my computer where Spotify lives and delivers great sound. It came with two cords and different plugs which should fit anything you want. I like the sound quality very much. A solid base but my ears still hear mids and highs. Great value for the money.

My old Sennheiser headphones had a broken earpad and sounded great on my laptop, but their 600 ohm impedance didn't sound loud enough on my mp3 player. I bought a low impedance headphone for that, but the sound quality wasn't the same, I should have spent more money. The OneOdio Studio Pro-50 headphones impedance is 32 ohms and they sound great on both devices! These headphones sound very good with full bass, good mids, and good treble. I've read many reviews and everybody seems to like the sound quality, but nobody says much about any sound problems, that's because there aren't any worth mentioning. When a headphone produces great quality sound and everything sounds as good or better than you expect, there isn't much to say about sound quality, except excellent. I was worried that they might boost the bass like some headphones do. The bass is very normal sounding. Sound quality and good comfortable earpads are the most important headphone requirements for me. The memory foam and thick earpads are among the most comfortable I've worn. I've worn them all day. I wish all headphones had this earpad. They label left and right earcup! I don't want headphones without memory foam and labels. A smart feature is having both size jacks! You can use the headphone cable you want or plug in a Bluetooth receiver. I use mine wired or with my Bluetooth receiver. 9-1-2021 1 year and 11 months later. These headphones sound as good as my $250 Sennheiser headphone, but one problem. After 1 year and 11 months, the plastic broke where it attaches to the left headphone. These have lower impedance then the my Sennheiser so it works with my mp3 player and Bluetooth receiver. Since there is a 2 year warranty, I hope they will replace it, I'll let you know.. ONE WEEK LATER: I made a warranty claim for my broken headphones. Told them about my Amazon review and update about the problem. About a week later I received a new box of headphones! The best part is the headphones look exactly like the old ones, except the plastic hinge part that broke has 4 screws in it instead of 2. If my other pair of PRO-50 headphones break after a month, their warranty will be over and I'll gladly BUY another pair since a new pair will have the improved plastic piece and probably last longer. I want to buy a PRO-50 with Bluetooth but their new Bluetooth headphones specifications don't seem to equal the PRO-50. I love the way the PRO-50 sounds and would like to know if their Bluetooth headphones are as good sounding by people who have both of them. Also reviews about this should help us know if the 4 screw versions last longer, please state how many screws your headphones have. I use an external Bluetooth receiver, but Bluetooth headphones have a much longer battery life.

1 year owner here. First of all; for fit, comfort and versatility, 10/10. Actual sound quality: 7.5/10 I typically use these for gaming (the mic is good!) and guitar playing and they’re great! I think these are honestly the most comfortable pair of over-ear headphones I’ve ever owned. I experience practically no ear fatigue while using them. They chose the perfect materials for both the headband and the earcups as far as comfort goes. You won’t be disappointed. You get the headphones themselves, a little carrying case and two cables for different port sizes. As far as sound quality, I’ll be comparing them to Airpods Gen 2, which I feel are a frame of reference most people might be familiar with. the low end is pretty meaty but you lose out on some of the clarity and crispy high end. I do wish they had just a bit more volume to them. They aren’t half bad though. In all honesty you won’t be noticing anything like that if you’re just using them for gaming. I let my friend who is also a pretty avid gamer try them out for a few rounds on a shooter and he wanted to buy them from me if that says anything. Overall I’m very happy with these and the in-app volume controls I use these on allow me to get them plenty loud. I would say especially if you’re looking for a budget all-rounder, these are perfect.

I am not one to spend a fortune on headphones. I have an old Sony set that I use for everything. They just don't make them sound that good anymore unless you want to pay $300-$500. These are very close. Not as bass heavy as my Sony's but they do have clearer mid ranges. They also have plenty of bass. Most people will be pleased. So now I find myself switching between these inexpensive headphones and my old Sony's. Sorry Sony...you are 30 years old and I needed to know I could find a good replacement. Highly recommend. Are they the most amazing headphones? No. But for the price they will feel like it. Nice looking. They are plastic. I doubt they will last 30 years. But they have 50 MM drivers. That is the difference. Very comfortable too. Cord is replaceable so once your's wears out you can easily use a new one. My old Sony cord broke and found that my used Sony's now go for $500 on Ebay even thought I only paid $50 30 years ago. So I had to open them up and solder them back together, hence I bought a new pair of headphones to protect my Sony's for another 30 years. Again...the key here is the nice 50 MM drivers. They seem to get you that full range of sound most are looking for, plus plenty of bass.

... I couldn't wait. I'm a middle-aged dude that spent my younger years behind a drum kit in a band, and even as a teen, I spent thousands on audio equipment. I may have been one of the youngest audiophiles in the '80s. I even remember having a pair of $500 headphones at one point. So these days, I'm less critical than I was then but I still have a fairly high standard for sound reproduction. Being we're in a digital era, it's sometimes hard to get a good source of music, but for the most part, a lot of it is "good enough" to enjoy the music. So lately, I've been listening to Music late-night on YouTube mostly, and after a while, my MacBook Pro speakers don't do the trick so I thought to get some headphones. It also helps others in the house get some sleep. I researched a lot of "cans" as we used to call them. I gave myself a $50 budget in the hopes I'd find something decent. I found some OneOdio headphones for about $32 that got rave reviews, and I also saw these for $18 more. I read and read and thought to myself, how can these be all that everyone is saying at this price point? Since I spend a lot of time listening to music, I opted for these $50 headphones and holy cr@p are these great. I wanted to wait a month to get a lot of hours in before commenting here, but I only lasted three weeks. Let me break it down: 1) Comfort. These headphones are plush. They sit comfortably over the ear and seal off the outside to get all that bass resonance 2) Efficient. You get a lot of sound for not too much input. 3) Dynamics. Some headphones, like speakers, will work better in soft passages or in loud ones. The dynamics on these are fantastic. 4) Frequency Response: Forget specs. When you hear of a speaker or headphone that goes this high and this low, it really means nothing compared to how it does it. We can't really hear over a certain frequency, but sometimes the fact that they're there can influence other resonant frequencies and when the upper range is clear and precise, you know it's all working. These perform great up top 5) Bass. For me, tight bass is better than booming bass. The bass is deep when it needs to be and accurate. 6) That's it. In my opinion, I seriously doubt you'll find a better overall headphone at this price point.

I'm a professional videographer and audio engineer, and these headphones are absolutely incredible for the price. I honestly forgot that these were only $80 after shipping and taxes as I was testing them out. Beforehand I was using $250 headphones from a more popular brand, and in comparison to these, the OneOdio headphones were actually better! The $250 headphones made me sound like I was in a recording studio listening to performers from behind the board, but these $80 headphones made it sound like I was in the exact same room as the performers. In addition, the cable used for this headphone allows to quickly interchange between an auxiliary and a 1/4 inch connection; which I've actually found very useful when working with professional audio equipment! For example, when we were testing an audio signal at work that needed a 1/4 inch connection to monitor, I was able to quickly change the connection for my headphones and monitor it in just one second! For anyone looking to do audio mixing on a budget, these are the ones I highly recommend!

L'un des meilleurs casque Hi-Res (bass head). Super confortable, le qualité d'audio est incroyable.

Ben best wel kritisch als het om koptelefoons gaat voor de EDM muziek, heb hier goed vergelijkingsmateriaal (Sony) om het verschil te horen. Geluid is bovengemiddeld goed, maar de buitenkant afwerking oogt naar goedkoop speelgoed koptelefoons. Ook is hij krap op het hoofd, kan hem niet verder uittrekken, daardoor voel je de beugel op je hoofd. De schelp kussens zijn wel prettig en lengte van de kabel is zeer goed. Samengevat: - Geluid: 5/5 - Afwerking: 3/5 - Snoerlengte: 5/5

This is the most comfortable headphones I’ve ever wore while sounding beautiful. The padding feels like you are wearing a cloud on your head. And it’s also one of the cheaper headphones I’ve ever bought. This headphones have such a clarity in the mids while remaining the bass in a good level. And I would also like to mention the included mic that sounds beyond expected. But you will get better sound quality using the bigger 3,5mm to 6,35mm. I hooked this up with my Behringer uphoria um2 but it works as good with a phone.

This One Odio Pro 30 headphones are unbelievable for the sound quality and vocal clarity, Yes the bass is there. For the price it’s a bargain. This is a brand that should be saluted and highly appreciated for their superb sound quality and comfort. I highly recommend these headphones. One Odio you are a winner.