Monitor 60 Professional Studio Headphones - Recording Wired Over Ear Headphones, Hi-Res Audio, Soft Comfortable Earmuffs, 6.35mm Adapter for Tracking Mixing DJ Mastering Broadcast-Black

I am a musician and have been for over 40 years. These headphones are great, extremely well presented and boxed, when you open it, it feels like a top quality piece of equipment. They are really comfortable and sound very VERY good.It's hard to imagine you can get a set of headphones of this level for the price. Yes they are mostly plastic, but I am not gigging with them, I am tracking with them at home and they are handled with care so I can't see why they wouldn't last. I feel, that I got a fantastic deal considering their relatively flat and true recreation of recorded sound.

This is a part of the start bundle I put together for starting my music hobby and eventual career. The quality of this headset is pretty high end. The audio is full, with deep bass, and high treble. The overall quality of the sound rivals that of many higher-priced units. It comes with two connection options, from the standard 3.5mm aux cable jack, for allowing a connection to a phone or other headphone capable device. Also there is a 6.35 or 1/4" audio jack port as well. Ultimately, this works well as a production set of headphones to ensure you are getting the exact sound you are looking for. Phenomenal price for the over-all quality of the device.

Nice headphones. Rich sound and very comfortable

The built-in speakers in my living quarters horse trailer are less than ideal for serious listening, and of course trying to stuff my home stereo into the trailer is a no-go. The solution turned out to be these fairly inexpensive OneOdio Monitor 60 headphones combined with an iFi uno - DAC & headphone amplifier which is powered by the USB-C output on my laptop computer. Now I can listen to very high quality audio and not bother the wife. I was shocked at how good they sound, imho better than the $240+ headphones I recently bought for home use. My happiness is probably related to the "Hi-Res" rating these headphones have earned (the previously purchased cans did not have this rating; live and learn and die dumb). For those wanting a pair of not crazy expensive headphones to listen to music, I highly recommend these headphones. Shopping for headphones is full of alternatives. If not these, I strongly suggest looking for the "Hi-Res" logo on other headphones you might be considering. There's a good reason they got that certification. The only reason I didn't give the headphones 5-stars is that there is always something better, but at what cost?

I’ve had at least 15 pairs of headphones in my life. In ear, over ear, on ear, open back, semi open, etc. I’ve never heard anything better. These 50mm drivers have brightness and clarity like 40’s, but with the bass reproduction and power of a 50 mm set. The treble is crisp, accurate, and clear. Even at full send on my iPhone 12, I hear no signs of sibilance. Silky smooth. The mids are….I’ve never heard this much space from a headphone. These are NOT open back. That’s why it’s hard to describe. The separation of spaces and layers in beats is incredible. And this is in RAP. I played “I Want to Know What Love Is” by Foreigner and almost cried. I’ve played these on every genre I can think of. Electronic, rap, hip hop, rock, alternative, indie, VGM, EDM…just try them. The bass reproduction is pretty accurate with a tinge of boominess. Any bass lines that aren’t sub range will smack you in the head. And the subs are soooo articulate and you can really feel them. Full send is gonna make you feel like you’re in the middle of a party. Play “P Power” by Gunna. If I had a minor gripe, it’d be with how much they swivel. They’re big and comfortable. Super lightweight. I haven’t felt music until I put these on. These are addictive as hell to listen to. The best part? I only have like 6 hrs of burn on them. They’re only going to sound BETTER. Other companies should be embarrassed. S+ headphone.

EDIT: after using these headphones daily for 9 months, the hinge by the left earpiece snapped and a small piece of plastic flew off of it. The headphones no longer fit on my head correctly. The left earpiece will not fit on my ear. It just hangs loosely. The worst part of this is that the support link, oneodio.com, IS A DEAD LINK. How can I get product support when the product's website does not even exist?!? This is EXTREMELY frustrating. This was the best set of headphones I have ever used. It's very sad that the construction quality is sub par, and very disheartening that the support link goes to a dead link, and OneOdio HAS NO WEBSITE. Sketchy much? GRRRR!!! I have worked in the music industry for most of my life. Nightclub DJ, studio engineer, producer, executive producer, tour rig driver, merchandise sales & promotions, audio engineer, mix down editing, remix/dance mix producer, you name it, if it’s in music, it’s in my blood. I am a studio night owl. I am an old school vinyl spinning DJ, and through it all, I became all of those things because as long as I can remember, I have listened to music because I enjoyed every single detail of a song, every minuscule nuance caught my ears, thus my soul. I was an audiophile before the word even existed. THESE HEADPHONES ARE AS CLOSE TO PERFECT AS I HAVE EVER USED. EVER. I watched some reviews by a few respected peers that made me want to see what the fuss was about. BEST HEADPHONE PURCHASE DECISION THAT I EVER MADE! Yeah, the packaging, although minimalistic, is slick. I’d have liked a free headphone stand or some sweet, slick black on black logo stickers a la apple, because I’m a marketing freak and swag is always welcome, even with premium product. Still, what was I buying? I got my money’s worth and then some! Time will tell, but if the durability of these oneOdio Monitor 60 Professional Studio headphones is even half of that of the feel, fit, and overall sound of these freaking amazing headphones, I would say that I just paid under $70 for a set of studio headphones that I would have happily paid $350-$400 for, perhaps even more. The moment that I donned these headphones, I melted into them. The physical comfort is impeccable. The sound test, which took me well over an hour to complete because I played every genre of music imaginable for every mood imaginable, and, to be quite honest, I could’ve listened to music with these headphones all night long. From classics by the 77s to the “There Goes Rhymin’ Simon” LP, from The Andrews Sisters to almost everything in the Wrecking Crew discography, including the albums by Mike and Kathie Deasie, from my favorite Ozarks artists, The Dillards, the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Randy Matthews, and The Petersens, and all sorts of other artists, genres, and eras, the OneOdio Monitor 60 headphones are a dream come true - low cost headphones with the highest of high end sound quality and comfort! You can rest assured that my eyes and ears will be eagerly anticipating if, at all possible, OneOdio can outdo these remarkable headphones. If they do, I sure would love to see some high end black on black OneOdio sticker swag hidden inside. WELL DONE, OneOdio!! WELL DONE!

J'ai eu très peur en regardant des review sur youtube, tant en français qu'an anglais mais.. je connais la marque depuis un bon moment déjà, c'est le troisième produit que j'achète chez eux et en tant que MUSICOPHILE, voici mon opinion. Je suis très sensible auditivement, un léger trouble du spectre autistique me donne une "super ouïe", un super pouvoir un peu complexe à gérer mais qui me permet vraiment une appréciation pointue d'un matériel ou d'un autre en terme de casque audio, de micro et tout ce qui a attrait au son. OneOdio, modeste marque chinoise, désirant rendre des produits de qualité à tous et toutes, contrairement des marques plus connues qui bénéficient d'une certaine notoriété (Sony, JBL, Böse, Sennheiser, etc..) mais dont les produits sont de plus en plus inaccessibles en raison de leur prix. Modeste marque oui, mais que vaut-elle ? En terme de durabilité, je l'ai dit: j'ai acheté TROIS casque chez eux, parce qu'ils sont solides, résistants, s'abîment très lentement et perdent très très lentement de leur qualité; l'intégrité des pièces internes y est certainement pour quelque chose. En terme de son, j'ai entendu des Dj's et d'autres musicophiles dire qu'il y avait des pics de ceci, pas assez de pep's dans les bass, pas assez de gain audio, bref que ça n'était pas le produit de l'année. - Aigu: Aria queen of night, un un son clair bien articulé, sans saturation très fluide, pas de sifflement (chez Sennheiser, pour le même pris.. j'ai déchanté). - Grave : Barry White, forcément qui d'autre ? mais je suis allé aussi vers les interprétations en choeur de chants bien connus de lord of the ring, pas de problème d'étouffement sonore, un son permettant de distinguer les paroles sans difficultés, pas de perte de gain et la voix n'est pas noyée dans la musique; pour moi la balance est presque parfaite. - Bass : Là généralement, les gens gueulent.. pourtant je n'ai aucun crachotement, c'est très dynamique, le rendu fait vibrer naturellement le tympan sans artifice, sans excès, il y a pas mal de vidéos sur youtube pour tester les bass. - L'équilibre entre tout ça: là faut prendre le temps d'écouter quelques chanson (et je n'ai pas eu de mal) il est tout simplement parfait. - Immersion: Totale, le porter c'est entrer dans une bulle, rien n'existe autour. - Confort: très bon, pas de pression sur le sommet du crâne, plutôt doux pour les oreilles. le SEUL inconvénient. OneOdio fourni 3 câbles, un double mâle 3,5mm, un cable 6,5/3.5 et un double males 3,5 muni d'un micro et d'un bouton, on suppose ce câble utile pour smartphone.. le souci c'est que le jack disparait des smartphones au profit de l'USB-C, alors soit ajouter un adaptateur, soit refaire ce câble avec micro en jack 3,5 et en usb-C, ça serait un véritable plus. Quoi qu'il en soit en dehors de ce câble, le packaging est beau comme d'hab. La qualité est pour moi au rendez-vous, alors quand on rit du "made in China", j'ai envie de dire que OneOdio démontre que la qualité et longévité chinoise existent bel et bien ! entre toutes les marques citées (que j'ai pu tester et qui coûtent parfois un bras), je reste sur MON OneOdio ! Ne vous fiez pas trop à ce que racontent les vidéos youtube et les influenceurs, que je soupçonne d'être sponsorisés par la concurrence ^^ à mes oreilles, OneOdio reste la marque idéale pour les musicophiles comme moi =)

Super qualité. Protège asseé fort du son ambiant

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I've got the OneOdio A10 and the Pro 50. The A10 are a fun, bassy, comfortortable headphone. The Pro 50's are very similar to these Monitor 60's. I'll start with the differences between them. Firstly, the Monitor 60's have bigger ear cups and wider ear cup yolks than the Pro 50's. The ear cushions, however on the Monitor 60's seem to be padded with very soft standard foam. It's the same with the headband. This results in both the cushions and the headband pad virtually squashing to nothing after an hour of use. The Pro 50's, on the other hand seem more firmer. Large ears fit more comfortably inside the Monitor 60's than the Pro 50's. The thick coiled cable on the Monitor 60's is quite heavy and drags down, whereas the Pro 50's red cable is thinner and is not a problem. The earcups on the Monitor 60's have a much nicer looking fake grille which subtly half conceal the OneOdio logo. The grille gives the impression of an open back headphone, which they are not, but still look better. After many reviews criticising the ridiculous, almost 360 degree movement of the ear cups, OneOdio have carried this forward again onto the Monitor 60's. To put simply, it's a little like trying to solve a Rubix cube to get them correctly on your head. I wish they had just listened to previous owners of the Pro 50's and made the Monitor 60's swivel just like ordinary headphones. That said, they feel very robust and should take a lot of heavy handed use. The headphones themselves, are quite light, but strangely come in a heavy box. No carry case is included but you do get a soft pouch along with 3 cables. One of which has a microphone added. Now for the sound. Compared to the Pro 50's, they are not surprisingly much different. The Monitor 60's seem slightly more advanced in the mids than the Pro 50's. The bass on the Monitor 60's is also ever so slightly more. The highs on the Monitor 60's straight out of the box, suffer siblance. This can be rectified using the EQ in your music source. The vocals however, can be a little grainy and slightly laid back. Again, a tweak on your EQ can minimise this. I kept switching from the Pro 50's to the Monitor 60's and have to say that the Monitor 60's have a slight edge over the Pro 50's, especially on mid detail. Are they worth the extra cost to upgrade? If you already have the Pro 50's, I would say wait until the price comes down on the Monitor 60's. Update. I have since fitted the Pro 50 earpads which I bought as spares. These are slightly smaller, but firmer and resolve the comfort level. They also reduce the siblance I experienced before. Im pleased with these now. I hope the manufacturer will reconsider the multi rotating ear cups though.