M-Audio HDH40 – Over Ear Studio Headphones with closed back design, flexible headband and 2.7m cable for studio monitoring, podcasting and recording

These headphones really surprised me, for the money they are great value. Comfortable to wear and surprising sound quality at this price, I bought these as a spare set for monitoring outside in the field but they are now my main set and they were three to four times cheaper than the other pair. Recommended

Very light and comfortable headphones. They have a long cable with an adaptor screwd onto the end so they can be used with larger sockets such as hi-fi systems, amplifiers etc. The adaptor can be unscrewed, and there is a smaller socket underneath to fit portable devices, phones etc. The sound from these is very good and not overly bass heavy. I have used these with various music players, guitar amplifiers & hi-fi systems & they work well with them all & produce a good sound. Build quality is good & there is plenty of adjustment on the headband, so should fit most people.

Great sound and a good price. Well worth the cost.

Bought mainly to use when watching movies on my laptop. Firstly, quite comfortable on my average sized head, although I do feel some pressure when wearing them. Wearing glasses may be part of that issue.There is a modest reduction of outside noise, but don't expect too much. Very generous cable length.AUDIO QUALITY: Bass is quite tight, and there is plenty of it. Mid range is not really noticeable, certainly not excessive. Treble is somewhat subdued, far less sharp than when using my laptop's tiny Dolby Atmos speakers. These days my hearing is not too good in the higher ranges, and the treble may well sound good to you. Whether listening to music or watching video, I use a graphic equalizer, and I have very satisfactory results with these headphones having slightly reduced the bass and increased the treble.Just so that you know; these headphones give good results in all of my devices that use a 3.5mm jack, except with my Sony Xperia Pro phone. There is no click when inserting into the phones' jack. The plug is quite loose, and my phone tells me the headphones are incompatible. I think the problem is the Sony 3.5mm jack input is slightly too large. I don't think the problem is with the headphones.

Great headphones at a great price point. Perfect for production on the move.

I ordered these just a few days ago with a gift card from a neighbour. Initially I tried these out with my IPad as soon as they arrived and ended up wearing them for over 2 hours on end; they are so comfortable to wear, and give an excellent sound. I have since started using these with my Creative MP3 player instead of my Creative earphones and find these much better; they may be less compact, but get rid of the problem of the sound problem I had of having to press and hold the button on the cable. Comparing these to the Neewer NW-3000, there is very little difference between the two, if any at all. Another pair of headphones I would buy again - I’m almost considering investing in a 2nd pair for use with my electric piano and/or keyboard.

Good price for a decent pair of headphones. No they are not a sonic marvel, but for what is a budget price, they were better than expected. Decent bass without overwhelming the other ranges and if you need a comfortable set of headphones these can be adjusted to fit a bighead like me (no pun intended).

These may or may not be a good set of headphones. I wouldn't know because they have put a too large jack plug on them for my devices! Maybe ok for Studio use but no good elsewhere. I've already had to get a USB-c to Jack adaptor for my phone ( How ridiculous that they tool out the jack plug away from phones!) so I do not want yet a other adaptor hanging off my phone. I was very annoyed when I opened the pack and just sent them straight back. It's a shame, because all the other design features were what I wanted.