Sony ZX110 Over-Ear Dynamic Stereo Headphones (Black)

These headphones sound great. not perfect for mixing, and maybe not perfect for producing because the frequency response isn't as flat or detailed as more expensive headphones, but they do sound amazing for the price. i use them for sketching out song ideas on my gear when i'm away from my desk because they sound excellent and very musical with a perfect amount of bass and treble. they're also very lightweight, fold into a perfect small shape, and are extremely comfortable. you don't even feel like you're wearing anything when these are on. they feel perfect. i've had three pairs in my life. they are my go-to non-mixing headphones and they last a very long time (at least 4-5 years each pair, being thrown into backpacks and worn every single day) for the price. they beat out a lot of the sennheisers and others i've tried that are 3-4 times the price

There's just plain and simple headphones that play sound in an accurate way. They'll work with any device that has headphone jacks built-in. They're lightweight with an even sound quality that doesn't peak at random places. It doesn't have very loud bass like some headphones can have, and it's also not squeaky or tinny. If you're easily bothered by loudness or random peaks in noise that can be unexpected, I recommend these headphones.Pros:1. Doesn't hurt to listen to music or watch a movie with these2. Compatible with most electronic devices3. Have bought multiple of this style of headphones in the past, and it's always consistent and dependable in how they look, work, and sound4. Doesn't add any filters or particular ways of brightening or boosting the sound, the sound is just played more or less the way it was originally made.Cons:1. It's just plastic, so it may be prone to breaking easily if you're rough with it,or the sound going out in one ear if you accidentally pull on the cords too much.2. It only blocks out outside sound a little bit, as there are no noise-cancelling properties to the headphones.3. Not the easiest to take with you when out-and-about, because over-the-ear headphones are kind of bulky. Earbuds might be better in some cases for situations like that.

I wouldn't use for listening to music, but its cheap and works great for my ham radio. There is no mic, but good for listening (just want to be clear). I like that it folds up somewhat flat to take with me portable. I'll order a separate case for it also.

I've been using these headphones for around 4 years, I bought originally them because they were the cheapest over the ear headphones at Best Buy when I went. They are quite nice, comfortable. I can't speak to their audio quality or the quality of the mic'd version, because I have only used the mic-less ones and I'm not much of an audiophile.But they serve my needs fairly well; this is my third pair. The only reason I've needed to buy new pairs is just my preference; after around 2 years or so, the faux leather covering on the ear pads wears out and starts leaving flakes on my ears after wearing. But I wear them for upwards of 6-7 hours per day, so if you wear yours less than that, they might last longer for you. Well made, cheap, and functional. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for cheap but reliable over the ear headphones.

These are the best general p I rppse headphones on the market. I have used for studio monitoring and mixing and general listening. No unnecessary Bass Boost. They're not the top-of-the-line state-of-the-art expensive headphones, but they're great to have. I have bought many pairs of these over the years.

I use these headphones all day, almost everyday. The highs and mid's range has a very decent response, and the range seems decent, but, the bass response has a nice sound but alot of rolloff, which is to be expected for tiny drivers in on ear headphones, I just thought these were closer to over-ear size when ordered. I almost feel like the $15 on ear Sony's are better for a more fuller sound. But then again the sound of these change drastically depending on what you plug them into. My cheap tv has almost no audio power and sounds flat and tinny, my old dell laptop sounds amazing in comparison, whereas my Samsung J3 phone gets about 75% as loud as the laptop. A good feature is the long term comfort of these, my last pair was Amazon basics on ear, they sounded decent but would hurt my ears after a few hours, these seem to be comfortable for way longer. The cord seems cheap, its like 4ft long and seems like you could just pull it apart easily. The ear pads are not as thick as some but as I said the comfort is pretty good.Overall for the $18-19 I paid, these are great for reference, but not quite what I want for full range music.

Great for mobile games and music. Wouldn’t work out with these, they get in the way

I got these because they fold up pretty nicely. If you owned or have owned a Swedish Thule bag, they fit in the bigger size when folded up. Great punchy sound. The box says they play down to 12 hz, but it’s more like 50 hz. So if you’re looking for headphones with deep bass, don’t get these.