LyxPro HAS-10 Professional Studio Monitor and Mixing Headphones - Closed Back Over Ear Design, Music Listening, Piano, Sound Isolation, Lightweight and Flexible.

Hannah L: This is my 2nd pair of these, my first one was purchased in 2012 and still going. I only purchased a new pair because I wanted a 2nd pair of headphones for home and these have served me so well. I did a comparison between the old and new ones and they sound just as good as the new ones! Extremely comfortable as well, highly recommend.

I think some of the negative reviews were related to the connection on the removable wire ones, as I have wired ones and have had no issue.

Canada on Apr 11, 2023

Keb F.: No soy un experto en sonido, pero desde mi perspectiva de gamer y amateur de música son unos audifonos muy buenos, el sonido es de calidad y tienen un aislamiento muy bueno, para aquellas personas que viven en lugares donde hay un ruido considerable les servirán. En cuanto a la comodidad, son bastante comodos, pero al menos en mi caso hay un problema que es que la zona del altavoz está muy cerca de la oreja y roza un poco con ella lo que en sesiones largas (más de 5 horas) puede generar un poquito de dolor, sin embargo si tomas descansos de unos minutos cada cierto tiempo no tendrás problemas.

Mexico on May 02, 2022

IITT2: Específicamente los puedo comparar con los Audio-Technica ATH-M40x que tuve y se estropearon un día que llovió y los traía en la mochila, los conos de las bocinas no se mojaron directamente pero absorbieron humedad y el sonido se arruinó por completo. Reemplazar las bocinas salía más caro que comprar estos LyxPro. Tras realizar una investigación a conciencia, encontré estos monitores LyxPro HAS-15 con buenas reseñas por todo Internet, y la verdad sí cumplieron las expectativas, son cómodos, la diadema tiene menos rango de movimiento que los Audio-Technica, pero se sienten sólidos y de buena calidad. La respuesta es bastante plana y transparente, lo cual es ideal para mezclar y monitorear grabaciones, yo los uso para tocar y grabar música. Las bocinas son más grandes (45mm) que las de Audio-Technica (40mm), lo cual ayuda a la respuesta en los registros graves. Traen dos cables desmontables, liso y espiral, con adaptador para jack 1/4", por lo que se pueden reemplazar si se dañan. También sirven para escuchar música, pero es necesario jugar con la ecualización, porque en directo se escucha plana, pero es normal, son monitores de estudio, no audífonos para...

Mexico on Jan 24, 2022

Amazon Customer: I was mildly skeptical for the price, but I am no longer afraid after using it for about 3 or 4 days now.

It is somewhat comfortable for headphones with a lot of clamping pressure. I wear glasses and it's comfortable *most of the time*. I say that because it may be a hit-or-miss for you. I've had moments where it's super uncomfortable, but I have to move it around a bit to get it where I want it, but then it's fine for several hours. The pressure on top of the head is decent, again, for what the headset is. There's a lot of padding, but it might take you a day or two to figure out where you need to have the band adjusted.

The actual ear-cups themselves are aluminum construction, but for whatever reason the hinge that connects the ear-cup to the actual band is plastic, and I'm unsure why. The metal adjustment band goes all the way around (I think) so durability over a long period of time, with average use, should be fine. I would not toss these in a bag regularly for mobile setups but hooked up at a computer or desk setup, should be great. The 3.5mm jack on the headphones themselves is metal; either copper or some gold-plated metal perhaps. There is a golden/orangish...

United States on May 17, 2021

jerm1027: It probably would’ve helped if I actually read the reviews, as the overwhelmingly positive reviews set some high expectations (but at $50, I did reserve some room for judgment). That said, my ratings are pretty literal, so product that is just fine, or inline with expectations will get a 3/5, 4/5 is good or above expectations, and 5/5 is phenomenal, whilst a 2/5 has flaws, 1/5 is outright disappointment or bad; my 3/5 is most peoples’ 5/5. So, this is a favourable review – these actually impressed me in the end, but due to the break-in caveat, not enough for a 5-star review.

That said first impressions out of the box review would’ve squarely landed a 2/5. These are ultimately going to replace my Sennheiser HD 558’s, which may be unfair to the LyxPro HAS-15’s, replacing a $130 ($180 MSRP) pair of headphones with a $50 pair from an unknown brand, but the rubber structure that reduces tension on the cable at the junction (I don’t know the terminology; detensioner?) on my Sennheiser’s is getting brittle, and breaking, thus more tension on the cable so its days are numbered (in my experience, a usually within 2 months). I was really disappointed since I’ve been...

United States on Jan 06, 2019

Curtis: Maybe it's too early for me to properly review these as I've only had them for a week, but I'll try:
The great price, the bragging about a "flat" 20hz-20khz sound, the steel adjustment bands, and the magnet drivers big enough to choke a goat made me decide to buy these.
The only thing sacrificed for the wallet-conscious price is the portability--they can't fold. But It's more than a fair trade-off. The noise is indeed quite equal to get pretty good 'true' sound (none of that "enhanced bass" BS that the trendy headphones are always going on about that always comes off sounding muddy and overpowered). These headphones lack the epic soundstage of some $150+ headphones have, but they match and even exceed some pricier headphones by response range and neutral sound. And I should clarify that they do have good soundstage/instrument separation (they kick the crap out of my last headphones which cost $80, that's for sure), but maybe people who are used to pricey Sennheisers would want more. Anyway, the bass clarity is really great on these, as well as the mids and highs. Nothing overwhelms anything else.

For me, there was some minor clamping on my head when I first got them,...

Canada on Jul 31, 2015

Joseph Byrne: This was a bit of a risk on my part I guess. Came across these as a complete fluke. No reviews so checked out the American Amazon and found some rave reviews, granted about 3 of the 10 reviews were product for review so should be taken with a pinch of salt, but they were all 4 or 5 star and since I like to be different I decided I'd take the chance.

I must add a caveat that my relationship with audio devices has been limited to very cheap earphones and the type that arrive with audio players. After the latest pair died in one ear I finally decided to upgrade and I figured I couldn't go wrong with a pair that has yet to let anyone down.

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What turned me off the trodden trail of the cheap Sennheiser and other brands was the apparent bass driven nature of the earphones since I don't have any particular love of bass, liking my high pitched acoustic sounds just as much as the odd deep bass. Now, in saying that when I first put these on while most songs were okay there was a noticeable change in 'Long Cool Woman' which was invaded by this pervading bass throughout the song that I had never been so pronounced before(perhaps though that was because of my previous...

United Kingdom on May 19, 2015