OneOdio Pro-30 Over Ear Headphone, Wired Premium Stereo Sound Headsets with 50mm Driver, Foldable Comfortable Headphones with Protein Earmuffs and Shareport for Recording Monitoring Podcast PC
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Features
- BASS SOUND: Enjoy powerful bass and comfort with the OneOdio Studio headphones. Large 50 millimeter speaker unit drivers combined with neodymium magnets deliver dynamic bass, great for DJing, mixing, monitoring or listening music.
- BUILT TO STAY COMFORTABLE: The protein leather memory foam padded ear cushions are designed for monitor headphones comfort and noise isolation. The headband is adjustable and stretchable for you to find the desired angle you like to fit in.
- NO MORE ADAPTER: DJ style coiled cord (9.8Ft Stretched) easily reaches from the TV or stereo to your chair. A standard-sized 6.35mm plug and a 3.5mm plug are included. They both are completely detachable, you can plug in the mixer you want to use.
- SINGLE-SIDE MONITORING: 90 swiveling ear cups for single-ear monitoring anytime; self-adjustable and flexible headband delivers a fatigue-free listening experience that can last for hours for mastering and mixing.
- WORKS WITH: All devices have 3.5 or 6.35mm audio jack. PC, notebook, tablet, phone, AMP, guitar, keybaord, e-drum.
Brand: OneOdio
Color: Silver
Ear Placement: Over Ear
Form Factor: Over Ear
Impedance: 1 Ohm
Control Type: Volume Control
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Cable Length: 60 Inches
Item Weight: 250 Grams
UPC: 755320705936
Global Trade Identification Number: 36
Manufacturer: OneOdio
Age Range Description: Adult
Package Type: Standard Packaging
Number of Items: 1
Brand: OneOdio
Model Number: Pro
Model Name: Pro-30
Built-In Media: airpods
Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear
Headphones Ear Placement: Over Ear
Theme: Video Game
Color: Silver
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Headphone Jack: 3.5mm/6.35mm
Is Electric: No
Compatible Devices: Phone,Laptop,Tablet
Cable Features: Detachable
Additional Features: Noise Cancellation, Foldable
Enclosure Material: Leather, Memory Foam
Specific Uses For Product: DJ, Studio
Frequency Range: 20Hz - 20kHz
Frequency Response: 20000 Hz
Impedance: 1 Ohm
Noise Control: Sound Isolation
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I bought these to use as studio headphones (videos, podcasts, etc) and also music listening. They are very good all around. The sound is fully developed, with rich, powerful bass, clear mid-range and highs. At 32 ohms impedance (standard for portable devices and some computers without amps) the volume is excellent. When researching headphones, I was focused on avoiding the "hollow" sound that plagues some less expensive headphones. I am happy to say, these do not sound "hollow" in any way; they sound rich and full. I tried different settings on my graphic equalizer (Windows running Realtek sound) and found that the "none" setting offered the greatest clarity and satisfaction. That's how well balanced these headphones are! Excellent for the price point. The total listening experience is positive and feels above average for budget headphones. I am pleased with my purchase, and Amazon Prime delivery is amazing! So brilliant! Pros: Comfortable for a small to average head. (Size 7 hat) Lightweight 2 cables included Excellent sound quality and definition Cons: None
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I really loved how soft these feel when I hold them. I can't get over the softness of these earmuffs every time I grab them. These sound amazing and are super loud, so loud I find myself turning everything down as often times its too loud. I like that I have to lower the volume as my old headphones had their hinges broken so I increased everything to hear better. (These are def powerful sounding) I gave a mark off for sound quality and Noise Cancellation as its not the best but for what it is it does a super job at its value. For the price these are some dang good headphones. There are a few drawbacks that maybe the Devs will offer a v2 of this and I would gladly buy it. I have, I guess, a big head. So the grip of the muffs feels ok but maybe a hint of tightness. Its not uncomfortable at all feeling, but it does make my ears tender after some time. The muffs do often get all of my ears in but at times the placement requires tuning or my ears will hurt to be touched after a while. What I would like to see improved is as follows. Slightly larger earmuffs for those of us with big noggins or maybe a more rectangle shape for the muffs, like Logitechs G230. Those fit over my ears great. The Logi G230s also had much better breathing but the durbility sucked in them (They didnt grip too hard and still broke the hinges.) The material used in the earmuffs for the OneOdios feel flipping fantastic but don't breath all that well. They don't make my ears sweat but they do always feel heated. (Again I have a big head I guess, so not much room to breath with my ears in the muffs. More Wiggle room to fit my large head would be nice. Maybe a slightly wider headband? I think maybe half an inch wider would make it feel better for me but I wonder how that would affect gripping my head. The sound is great but often feels a bit too heavy on the base? Bass? Boom boom? Everything sounds a little deep or what is supposed to sound deep REALLY sounds deep. Music is great, but I find I have to lower the bass/base to make it sound a little better. Im not an audiophile and I do enjoy the rumble but maybe not that much. (I still love the heck out of these headphones tho) These are VERY worth the price I paid at the time (37), could use some tweaking here and there. They do NOT feel like they will break in my hands. They do feel a little rigid and slightly tight for my noggin size but they don't make me worry they will snap one day. For plastic I gotta say they did a great job reinforcing the hinges.
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Let's face it my audiophile and/or sound enthusiast Homies, there are lots of inexpensive headphones out there of all types, and to be honest, if you do your homework, you can find quite a few of them that are quite satisfying. And if you can temporarily shelve that "condescending mindset about having to have higher cost audio gear" for a moment, you'll see what I'm talking about. Over the past 6 months or so, I've been on a binge of purchasing inexpensive (or relatively expensive) headphones from a variety of makers. And yes, some are - what appear to be - cheap Asian knock-offs. But some - noooo, make that quite a few - are very good in their audio qualities. Now do keep in mind that I also have more expensive Planars in my collection, but I just wanted to see what the cheaper lot had to offer. Now enter this model - generically known as the "Over Ear Headphone." It arrives in a nice box and is very, very light. I purchased the silver and brown model which has a nice rich look to it appearance-wise. Now, it's not made from titanium or any other more premium material - just lots of plastic and vinyl in this particular set of cans. After all, you're paying less than $40 USD for these, so keep your expectations real. Fit-wise, they are downright comfortable and for me, there is absolutely no need to upgrade the pads - they are plush and cover the ears perfectly. Now if your ears look the size of Walt Disney's Dumbo, then you may have issues. Now on to the sound. Now keep in mind that when I blog about and/or review audio gear, I tend to balance a variety of scenarios - mainly how much an item costs vs its performance levels. And this is a very good sounding headphone. Now, do not confuse "good" with "realistic." There are many pieces of audio gear out there that sound good (meaning pleasant), and there are fewer gear (in this case headphones) that sound stunning and realistic - and those are usually in the monitor category. I always evaluate audio gear using classical music, big band jazz, other orchestra types, conventional jazz, and Latin jazz. Why? Because the test of any audio gear is to see how it handles a variety of musical instruments, whether performing separately, or combined like in the full crescendo of a symphony orchestra or big band. Playing/evaluating headphones with hard rock or heavy metal doesn't do them justice (in my opinion of course). The Over Ear Headphone (what a dumb generic name) has a nice, rich sound quality to them which should please most listeners. Now for we audiophiles (and you know who you are), there is the feeling of having a slight veil over the music - almost as if somebody were listening to a performance seated behind a set of curtains. That is, they sound very good, but there is something missing - and that something is the lack of feeling like your being there. The music is well balanced and you can wear these headphones for a very long time without fatigue. There are some of the best cans in this price range, so keep that in mind. Now if you want to experience more of a realistic sound structure with excellent imaging, superb sound-staging, and more, add another $30 USD or so to your budget (putting you in the $60 to $80 price range) and you could do much better with the likes of the HiFiMan HE-35XS, or the Brainwavz Audio HM5, or the OKCSC-Zx-1 (with mods). Those 3 headphones render superb soundstaging, accurate instrument timbres, excellent image placement, hall ambience, and more! In the end, I'd have to say that using the much heralded Philips SHP-9500 cans and comparing them against this "Over the Ear" set of headphones, I prefer the Philips hands down. But again, if you're in the price range that these cans run for, you can't go wrong - plus they're very comfortable.
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