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Monoprice Premium Hi-Fi DJ Style Over-The-Ear Pro Headphones with A Single-Button Inline Microphone/Controller - Black
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| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Material | Rubber |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Brand | Monoprice |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Wired (3.5mm jack) |
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- The earpieces on these 'phones are equipped with thick comfortable Padding that keeps the music inside and the noise outside. The headpiece is also Padded on the inside and is made of flexible rubber ensuring that it won't break.
- The headsets do not have a fixed wire. Instead there is a 3.5 mm jack in the bottom of the left earpiece which allows a standard 3.5 mm audio patch cable to be inserted.
- The 50 mm drivers and 100 dB sensitivity ensure that these 'phones produce good volume and premium sound clarity at all frequencies.
- High-quality sound supreme durability and maximum comfort.
- Package content includes 1x over-the-ear Pro headphones 1x 4-foot long 3.5 mm m/M Audio cable with inline Microphone/controller 1x 4-foot long 3.5 mm m/M Audio cable 1x 3.5 mm F to 1/4" M Adapter plug
- Frequency response - 20 Hz - 20 kHz and impedance - 40 ohms
- Connector Type: Trs
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| Are batteries included? | No | No | No | No | No | No |
| Are batteries required? | No | No | No | No | No | No |
| Color | Black | Black | — | Clear | Black | Dark Grey |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired | Wired |
| Fit Type | Over-Ear | Over-Ear | Over-Ear | On-Ear | Over-Ear | On-Ear |
| Special Features | foldable | Lightweight, Noise Isolation, Microphone Feature, Tangle-Free Cord, Universal Phone Control | Microphone | noise-isolation | Microphone, sports-and-exercise, tangle-free-cord, Universal | Microphone, Adjustable headband, Lightweight |
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| Product Dimensions | 9.3 x 9.2 x 3.5 inches |
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| Item Weight | 15.8 ounces |
| Department | Toys |
| Manufacturer | Monoprice Inc. |
| ASIN | B007SP2CO2 |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 108323 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #960 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | April 9, 2012 |
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Product Description
DJs can put in some long hours as they spin the tunes and they need equipment that is both comfortable and rugged enough to withstand heavy use. These Monoprice Pro Headphones are designed for the professional sound spinner and the casual listener that wants the best quality sound and best durability available. The earpieces on these 'phones are equipped with thick, comfortable padding that keeps the music inside and the noise outside. They swivel up to 90 degrees so they can double as a makeshift set of speakers. The headphones can extend up to 1.5-Inch on each side and are wide enough to fit over a cap, while maintaining good contact over the ears. The headpiece is also padded on the inside and is made of flexible rubber, ensuring that it won't break. The headsets do not have a fixed wire. Instead, there is a 3.5 mm jack in the bottom of the left earpiece, which allows a standard 3.5 mm audio patch cable to be inserted. This means that if you break a wire, you don't have to throw away the headphones or make a messy repair; just get a new cable and you're ready to rock again! The 50 mm drivers and 100 dB sensitivity ensure that these 'phones produce good volume and premium sound clarity at all frequencies. The kit comes with two 3.5 mm male-to-male, gold-plated audio cables and a 3.5 mm to 1/4-Inch gold-plated adapter plug. The thicker cable is over 11.5 ft. long and is well suited for professional work and for laying back on your couch to enjoy the tunes. A thinner, lightweight cable is also included, which measures about 50-Inch in length and is better suited for more portable operations. High-quality sound, supreme durability, and maximum comfort. These ARE the 'phones you've been looking for! Frequency Response - 20 Hz ~ 20 kHz
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Ok...... at this point I am wondering if I want to continue playing "pass the buck". How much time do I want invest trying to recoup this cheap pair of headphones? I decided that the best remedy would be to write a review warning others to avoid this product and to save them from this headache.
By David B. Weaver on May 30, 2019
Ok...... at this point I am wondering if I want to continue playing "pass the buck". How much time do I want invest trying to recoup this cheap pair of headphones? I decided that the best remedy would be to write a review warning others to avoid this product and to save them from this headache.
My old Samson SR850's had broken, and I was looking for something cheap and closed back to replace them with, I stumbled upon these and was very wary to order them considering the comfort issues. I decided to spend the extra $13 and bought these pads https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XRH8WPJ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 which I couldnt be happier with. I also took the headband cushion off my broke Sennheiser HD518s, and duct taped it onto the headband, comfort wise these are about a 4, the clamp is force is still pretty tight but that will probably wear down over time. The pads are very large and provide a lot of support so the clamp doesn't pinch my head too much.
Now for sound;
Soundstage is impressive considering the price
Bass is amazing, and even more impressive with an external amp
Havent run into any distortion at all
Very clear lows
Highs are ok
Mids are great
Other Comments:
The headphones are made of a very cheap plastic, because Monoprice sacrificed build quality for sound. I suggest reinforcing the headband with tape as I did, because I fear it could crack easily
By Chris A on September 4, 2017
My old Samson SR850's had broken, and I was looking for something cheap and closed back to replace them with, I stumbled upon these and was very wary to order them considering the comfort issues. I decided to spend the extra $13 and bought these pads https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XRH8WPJ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 which I couldnt be happier with. I also took the headband cushion off my broke Sennheiser HD518s, and duct taped it onto the headband, comfort wise these are about a 4, the clamp is force is still pretty tight but that will probably wear down over time. The pads are very large and provide a lot of support so the clamp doesn't pinch my head too much.
Now for sound;
Soundstage is impressive considering the price
Bass is amazing, and even more impressive with an external amp
Havent run into any distortion at all
Very clear lows
Highs are ok
Mids are great
Other Comments:
The headphones are made of a very cheap plastic, because Monoprice sacrificed build quality for sound. I suggest reinforcing the headband with tape as I did, because I fear it could crack easily
I'll preface by saying that I'm not a real audiophile, and I don't have decades of experience working with top-of-the-line equipment. I typically use the Samson SR850 headphones that go for around $40, recently upgraded my studio monitors, and have worked with some very nice Sennheisers.
Right out of the box, I was surprised by the sound quality (not shocked, mind you - I read reviews too!) but pleasantly surprised. These sound virtually on par with the Samson open-back headphones. My roommate compared and actually preferred these ones, due to the closed-back bass punch. They don't have the incredible clarity of some $200+ headphones I've tried... but they come pretty darn close for a tenth of the price!
For everyday consumer use, they have their ups and downs - average comfort, good size, could get sweaty; pretty blocky and un-stylish to wear, but not offensively bad; good quality for everyday use. Most importantly though, the sound is great for music or multipurpose listening and I can't imagine the average person needs much more.
The bass is a little heavier than on more flat-response headphones, but the sweetened sound is great for enjoying music or gaming, and stacks up quite nicely against headphones like Beats (meh). I wouldn't want to trust these alone for mixing music, but I trust them enough that it wouldn't be the end of the world either if I were on an island with no other cans.
I was gonna write a conclusion but I think it's all been said so I'll save you the reading now, just buy 'em :)
The construction of these is sort of on the hefty side--not too heavy to wear comfortably, but sturdy. They are not indestructible though. The reason I bought a second pair is because the frame on the first cracked after about three years of daily use. Obviously it would be better if they never cracked at all, but considering how much use/abuse they went through on a regular basis I wouldn't consider the lifespan too bad.
They're not super stylish-looking, but honestly, does that really matter much?
The biggest con is the earpads. They're not terrible, but can get a bit uncomfortable after extended (think a few hours) of continuous use. I don't have a particularly large head or ears but I still feel some pinching after a while. I ended up replacing them with a pair of Brainwavz earpads and they're a lot more comfortable.
The cable is removable, which is a major plus in my book. The one it comes with is pretty short and flimsy, luckily longer 3.5mm cables are cheap and easy to come by.
Overall I think they're a very good buy for the price, and if you're willing to spend a little extra on upgrades (such as earpads and/or a better cable) then you've got something surprisingly excellent.
Not as comfortable as some of the others, but not uncomfortable.
Plus, the cord from the headphone unplugs from the headphone, so if you pull on it by mistake or injure it, just get a new cord, not a whole new set of headphones.
Amazing!!!
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If you hate booming sounds, like bass but equally value thin subtle sounds then this is for you.
Negatives: Not much, some reviews are saying the build quality has deteriorated over the years, my last one completely snapped after 7 years so I'm going to buy another. If the new one is anywhere near durable as the last one I'm more than happy.
EDIT- I just bought one for 7 pounds more the what I originally paid and the sounds are not natural anymore. It sounds like any other cheap headset out there but perhaps better than the worst ones. The only saving grace is the separable audio lead- and this is still one of the cheapest available headsets for that. Just a shame that the quality had to worsen
Update- My reservations about quality were unfortunately true not only in the sound quality but also in build quality-less than 6 months in the headphone is cracked now- and barely maintaining the shape with the help of outer plastic. The previous one failed almost exactly the same way except it took 6 years :(
Update 02/01/2022
Exactly 6 months later, the headphone is no longer fit for purpose.
Update 09/01/2022
After buying a replacement set of headphones (Marshall pre-owned), I had a bit of an inspiration and managed to fix the broken headphones with some cello tape. Couple days later the headphones arrive and sounded fairly horrible in terms of sound clarity but decent in bass. This led me to fix the older set of headphones to compare. Not sure if this is necessarily the case but there seems to be some sort of trade off between bass quality and sound clarity. By clarity, I mean being able to tell the different instruments apart, feeling like you're in the middle of an orchestra that's playing just for you. Of course, it's probably way too much to expect for a cheap pair of headphones but to be honest the first pair got pretty close.
Now that I'm aware of the base clarity trade off--(still not sure if it's a real thing, but I've seen two decently priced headsets equally crap in clarity but great for bass) -- I've noticed that the first pair probably had the worst bass performance but I never missed it. There's maybe one or two songs where you appreciate the bass at lower volumes but there's always the option to crank up the volume. Now that I've managed to fix it, I've put the rating back to 4 stars. Would've been 5 if it didn't break so easily.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 1, 2021
If you hate booming sounds, like bass but equally value thin subtle sounds then this is for you.
Negatives: Not much, some reviews are saying the build quality has deteriorated over the years, my last one completely snapped after 7 years so I'm going to buy another. If the new one is anywhere near durable as the last one I'm more than happy.
EDIT- I just bought one for 7 pounds more the what I originally paid and the sounds are not natural anymore. It sounds like any other cheap headset out there but perhaps better than the worst ones. The only saving grace is the separable audio lead- and this is still one of the cheapest available headsets for that. Just a shame that the quality had to worsen
Update- My reservations about quality were unfortunately true not only in the sound quality but also in build quality-less than 6 months in the headphone is cracked now- and barely maintaining the shape with the help of outer plastic. The previous one failed almost exactly the same way except it took 6 years :(
Update 02/01/2022
Exactly 6 months later, the headphone is no longer fit for purpose.
Update 09/01/2022
After buying a replacement set of headphones (Marshall pre-owned), I had a bit of an inspiration and managed to fix the broken headphones with some cello tape. Couple days later the headphones arrive and sounded fairly horrible in terms of sound clarity but decent in bass. This led me to fix the older set of headphones to compare. Not sure if this is necessarily the case but there seems to be some sort of trade off between bass quality and sound clarity. By clarity, I mean being able to tell the different instruments apart, feeling like you're in the middle of an orchestra that's playing just for you. Of course, it's probably way too much to expect for a cheap pair of headphones but to be honest the first pair got pretty close.
Now that I'm aware of the base clarity trade off--(still not sure if it's a real thing, but I've seen two decently priced headsets equally crap in clarity but great for bass) -- I've noticed that the first pair probably had the worst bass performance but I never missed it. There's maybe one or two songs where you appreciate the bass at lower volumes but there's always the option to crank up the volume. Now that I've managed to fix it, I've put the rating back to 4 stars. Would've been 5 if it didn't break so easily.
Background: i used to buy gaming headphones since that has usually been what i have been doing mainly with my headphones. However back when i bought these i wanted something that had good audio, and was not too pricy. Noise insulation was also very important to me because i have a very loud roomate.
The sound is very balanced. It produces very clear audio and it does not overly focus on bass as most of my previous headphones did. It has excellent noise canceling with the volume turned up. My roomate has several times stood a few feet away and yelled my name and I'm not able to hear him if i have the volume turned way up.
Design: The design is not the best. They are not the prettiest headphones on the market, however at this price point that is to be expected. I use the headphones in extended sessions daily and i very rarely feel discomfort wearing them.
These are by far the most durable headphones i have ever had. I have dropped the headphones more than ten times and i havent noticed any drop in sound quality, while it is certainly not healthy to drop them on the ground they have exhibited just how durable they are.
I have encountered a few issues though the padding cracks, while this doesnt reduce usability it doesnt look pretty. the added a photo showcases this crackling. Also because the jack stick has to connect to the headphones themselves (shown with the red arrow) it often falls out if you move around and the wire gets caught on something.
Overall it is a great product. I am very satisfied with this product, and they have stood the test of time great. I bought this product the 29 Nov 2013. And at the time of writing the product still works perfectly, not mentioning the crackling of the padding.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 27, 2015
Background: i used to buy gaming headphones since that has usually been what i have been doing mainly with my headphones. However back when i bought these i wanted something that had good audio, and was not too pricy. Noise insulation was also very important to me because i have a very loud roomate.
The sound is very balanced. It produces very clear audio and it does not overly focus on bass as most of my previous headphones did. It has excellent noise canceling with the volume turned up. My roomate has several times stood a few feet away and yelled my name and I'm not able to hear him if i have the volume turned way up.
Design: The design is not the best. They are not the prettiest headphones on the market, however at this price point that is to be expected. I use the headphones in extended sessions daily and i very rarely feel discomfort wearing them.
These are by far the most durable headphones i have ever had. I have dropped the headphones more than ten times and i havent noticed any drop in sound quality, while it is certainly not healthy to drop them on the ground they have exhibited just how durable they are.
I have encountered a few issues though the padding cracks, while this doesnt reduce usability it doesnt look pretty. the added a photo showcases this crackling. Also because the jack stick has to connect to the headphones themselves (shown with the red arrow) it often falls out if you move around and the wire gets caught on something.
Overall it is a great product. I am very satisfied with this product, and they have stood the test of time great. I bought this product the 29 Nov 2013. And at the time of writing the product still works perfectly, not mentioning the crackling of the padding.
My impressions of sound quality - Very good. If there is a stand out point it would be the Monoprice's handling of bass tones, which are reasonably tight and deep whilst never being overpoweringly intrusive.
Treble is also handled well with symbols, strings and tinkling piano sounds being distinct and without sibilance.
Vocals are also well controlled and listening to If I Can Dream: Elvis Presley With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is a pleasure, with Elvis sounding clear and.in good form pretty much throughout. At times Elvis's backing singers come across less well, but that's for a different review. From Buble to Little Mix and from Wishbone Ash to E.L.O. the Monoprices shine with just enough separation and a neutral, but seasoned character.
On to build quality. Hmmm, they're okay... ish. They're pretty much of plastic construction with foldable and swivelling ear cups. Not the best plastic is used, but it's not that bad either and far above acceptable given the price paid. There are a few creaks from flexing, but I've had worse from well-reviewed Sony headphones. Rugged? Yeah, why not. Durable? With careful use, again why not? Used with a little abandonment and less care I can see the hard plastic areas being prone to possible fail. I've used them for a couple of months and so far so good. My Monoprice headphones have also become my 14 year old daughter's headphone of choice when listening to music so any failings, should they exist, will likely show up sooner rather than later.
Included with the headphones are two cables - yes, the cable is a 3.5mm male to male removable type. One, some eleven and a half feet long, is made from a reasonably thick cable, most likely for use when attaching to main amplifiers. The shorter cable - 50 inches - is a rather flimsy affair and I immediately replaced this with something more durable. A a 3.5 mm to 1/4 inches gold-plated adapter plug is a little extra which may come in handy.
Comfort - The firm plastic oval ear pads leave something to be desired. They're neither large enough for my ears nor comfortable for long periods of listening, leaving me feeling somewhat constrained and sweaty. Listening to Paul McCartmey and Wings Band On The Run - not a long album by any means - and despite feeling musically satisfied I welcome the removal of these ear warmers. There's a small area of soft foam to protect your skull from the hard plastic, which just about does its job well enough.
Design - If you're a follower of fashion then you are likely to regard these Monoprices with a distinct lack of empathy. Many may go so far as to use the word hideous to describe the Princess Leia effect applying these headphones creates to even the most butch of wearers. If you're one of those who enjoy being laughed at by those oh so fashion-conscious Beats wearers, comfortable in the knowledge that you're a form over style individual then these Monoprices may just be for you.
Amazon's product description states, "They swivel up to 90 degrees so they can double as a makeshift set of speakers." And they do. And, yes, they are definitely "makeshift"!
In summation, whilst I prefer my many different types of Superluxes for longer musical pleasuring these Monoprices have one advantage in being closed back headphones and are therefore more suited for when I prefer to have as little intrusion from outside goings on. If you're a bargain hunter and care little of fashion and style then at the right price I feel sure you will be happy with your purchase of a pair of these Monoprice headphones. I know I am.
PROS
+ Sound Quality
= It's really hard to believe that they sound as good as they do for the price that they cost (I had a pair of Audio Technica Sonicfuel headphones prior to this which broke, but these sound far superior). The Acoustics in particular are a big plus point, sounds appear to be coming from all directions crystal clear. Have had to remove them a couple of times in public as I was convinced the sounds were actually coming from behind me! :)
+ Detachable Cable
= Again difficult to believe that headphones in this price bracket are able to offer a feature like this. Most headphones which have a detachable cable are priced around £50 or more. Having to throw away a pair of Headphones because of a faulty cable is never fun and having the option to attach a different cable will hopefully help increase the lifespan of your headphones. The headphones come with a long and thick cable over 3 meters and a thin cable which is about a meter. I use the long one on my PC and the short one for listening to music on my phone.
+ Swivel
= Okay so they don't spin the full 180 degrees like a set of professional headphones do, but they do swivel 90 degrees, which is a plus point in my books. Keep in mind they are less than £20 and similarly priced headphones often don't have this (Sennheiser HD 201's also sound great but don't have much in the way of swivel for example). These headphones also fold into themselves for easy transport which is great.
+Durability
= Despite being made out of cheap plastic, these things can really take a beating. I've dropped mine down a flight of stairs and watched agonizingly as they tumbled their way down banging against every step on the way. I was sure they would be broken but worked fine afterwards with no sign of damage. I've also been caught in a downpour with them on and had them soaked through but they still worked just fine afterwards.
CONS
- Appearance
= If you are looking for a set of trendy, fashionable headphones then you are looking at the wrong page. These don't just look cheap, but feel cheap also. This sort of thing doesn't concern me that much and I will gladly wear these in public, but I can imagine others would feel differently.
- Packaging + Accessories
= Hard to criticize this point too much. The cables are great, although I have my doubts that the shorter one will last me that long. The packaging has been done on the cheap, and I think they made the right decision. I don't want to be wasting my money on something that will likely end up in the recycling bin. My main grip is the lack of a bag to keep my headphones in. Luckily I have one from a previous brand I owned so just use that one instead.
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OVERALL : I have tried a few pairs in the budget price region, and these ones do the best job of emulating professional headphones out of them all. Would definitely recommend.













