Premium Over Ear Wired Headphones with 50mm Stereo Sound Drivers for Superior Audio Quality

Denis Page: Best earphones I ever bought

Canada on Oct 23, 2023

Niti: We make music and record and these headphones have really good sound and they are very good and clear and it is light and comfortable to wear which makes it easier to keep working with them on for long period of time.
Thank you :)

Canada on Oct 19, 2023

Amazon Customer: They're lightweight, keep unwanted sounds out decently and have a very good sound to them. I will be using them at gun ranges as the cord unplugs from the headphones. Then I will write another review as to how they work keeping loud noises out.

Canada on Oct 16, 2023

Sylvie Brunet: I love this product. On of the sides did break after 8 months of use BUT the company sent me a replacement within three days. Nothing like a great customer service! 100% overall

Canada on Oct 09, 2023

Cabinguy: I am an avid music lover, gamer and headphone collector. I own cans from $19 to $400 and can tell you with confidence these headphones sit easily in the "great deal" category. I use them primarily with my XBox Series S and PS 5 as a controller-connected game driver. I bought them specifically for the 50mm drivers and they do not disappoint. I can't understand why some reviews are muted on the sound quality; the plastic framework - an obvious savings on build - are completely offset by the comfort and especially the throbbing, large gunplay and dialogue experience of the headphones. Save yourself hundreds of dollars on the marketed headphones for you or your gamer kids and buy these. The pro30's do the trick. If the cheaper build breaks in a few years of heavy use, they are good enough to buy another pair in my mind, I'll still be hundreds of dollars ahead in value. These aren't the air max show piece your teen kids want to show off to their friends, but for gaming or music, they deliver.

Canada on Sep 26, 2023

smiller: The best (and most expensive) dynamic, circumaural (over-ear) headphones I've ever personally owned are the Crossfade M-100 by V-Moda. Therefore, this review of the OneOdio Studio Pro-30 DJ Headphone will partially consist of the comparative differences between/similarities to my personal "reference" V-Moda Crossfade M-100 which, at six-and-three-quarter times (!) the price, are superior in a couple of ways to the Studio Pro-30 DJ Headphone by OneOdio.

While the V-Moda Crossfade M-100 are physically better equipped than the OneOdio Studio Pro-30 to withstand less than ideal conditions and/or abusive mishandling, one expectedly pays a premium for those qualities. Conversely, should one endeavor to refrain from mistreating the OneOdio Studio Pro-30 DJ Headphone, there's no reason that they shouldn't last as long as the V-Moda Crossfade M-100. But, even if they didn't last as long, the Studio Pro-30 are replaceable for a fraction of the cost of the Crossfade M-100.

I believe that comfortable wear in a headphone is important, as is robust construction, and aesthetics. For me, when it comes to consideration of any headphone for purchase, the quality and character of audio...

United States on Jan 05, 2020

NHNH: Me: I've been a musician for 30+years. I've fronted a rock band, sat first chair in a symphony and performed with all kinds of groups. I do instrumental and vocal work, as well as DJing and producing music. I spend more hours in headphones than anyone I know and I have lots of different kinds.

I DJ with in-ear monitors, so I bought these for casual listening, backups/consumer references for tracking and mixing, and situations where I'm playing with another electronic artist and I need to hear the mains directly. I hoped these would have enough sound quality to be up to the task, but be cheap enough that I could use them as backups and not worry about leaving them at a venue.

Model reviewed: I bought the Pro-30 Upgraded Standard version in silver and brown.

First, the good: These headphones sound great, especially for the price. They've got a V-shaped "consumer" tuning, as you would expect, but not as extreme as Beats or Monsters. It's actually pretty accurate if you're looking to reference quality consumer gear tuning profiles, not "audiophile" or studio reference profiles. The soundstage and separation are good, the clarity is good, mids are full and forward...

United States on Jan 25, 2019