Professional HD 25 LIGHT On-Ear DJ Headphones,Black

I bought these because I have never been happy with the various earbuds that I have purchased over the years. They never stay put in my ears. These headphones only weigh 4 ounces and are comfortably snug on my head. I don't know if they would stay in place for jogging, but I am using them to listen to Enya (etc) on my back patio while watching the stars come out at night. The low bass is a few dbs down from where I would like it. But other than that, they sound great. I was concerned about the sky high impedance number, but the phone is handling it just fine. I figured that if these earpieces are good enough for djs, then they would work for me. The cord is far too long for my purposes, but zip ties are cheap. UPDATE: I had to buy a new phone that doesn't have a 3.5 mm jack. I bought a USB C to 3.5 mm adaptor, and it works fine.

I love these. Great sound quality. They're light weight, adjust down enough for smaller heads, and are not overly bulky like other headphones I've tried. Sennheiser are the best.

I've been using this model headphone for about 20 years professionally as a medical transcriptionist. Back in the day the cord was rubberized, non tangle and non kinking.. The phones themselves sounded great. I used them about 10 hours a day between work and recreationally. Fast forward to about 5 years ago when I bought a new pair after my original beloved set gave up the ghost and just fell apart. The cord was now a much cheaper plasticized cord that never straightened out and stayed permanently bent and kinked. One of the headphone wires developed a short or some sort of contact issue that made it stop working until the cord was unplugged from the speaker and then plugged back in. This happened constantly. Bear in mind that both cords going to both headphones are detachable and can be unplugged from the headset. So I bought yet another pair that had the same issue of sound shorting out in one headphone until the cord was unplugged and then replugged. This happened multiple times daily. Same cheapo plasticized cord. Then I Googled and discovered that the cord connection was the source of a problem for many people, some of whom offered self-fixes on YouTube or other websites. A new cord is outrageously expensive, in the 40-50 dollar range. So in my experience these are not what they used to be, not even close. Be aware of the cord shorting issue before you buy and think about whether you want to risk having the same issue that has plagued many owners of these headphones.

Execelente, aunque el cable debería ser igual al de los otros modelos HD25.

These were my first DJ headphones. They are virtually weightless and extremely flexible. I could wear them a couple of hours at a time and not be in agony. Even, clear sound - not the bassiest choice you can make for sound though. HOWEVER: They lasted about a year before the connection went to crap and the right cable began to short out. Now, they require me to wiggle, press and bend on the right side (red) connection point in order for both sides to work, and it's not always stable, even or consistent. And of course, wouldn't you know it, this happened just out of warranty and Sennheiser didn't deem them worthy of repair. It really drove me nuts and I had to replace them. Since I was mad at Sennheiser I went with a different brand, at which time I learned that I really like a coiled, detachable cable with ONE connection point, and that I prefer over-ear cups to on-ear. Your mileage may vary on all of this - the fit, how you perceive the sound, whether they stay functional for you, but this was my experience with these entry-level cans and I wouldn't buy them again. If I didn't prefer over-ears to on-ears, I'd make the investment in the HD25 plus model and skip these altogether though, because yeah, senni sound.

I play bass live on stage at church and haven't found a set of IEMs that fit and reproduce the bass range. These are just the ticket. Light weight, comfortable, and a great "sound stage" for live performance. I'll note that the actual stage volume at our church is pretty low, so YMMV. Definitely upgrade them as soon as you can with the Yaxi Type B earpads to get a more comfortable and better seal. Cord is the perfect length to the in-ear pack in my back pocket too. If you're a bass player these may be the monitor you've been searching for.

I know this (and the regular HD25) have been a dj staple forever but I always went with 7506s and have had close to 10 pair of those over the years. Nowadays I like something smaller and lighter, and this fits the bill. They work just fine, isolate well, replacement parts are available, and the price is right. Audio quality is nowhere close to Grado at this price point, but I didn't buy these for listening so much as monitoring/cueing. I only wish there was a coiled replacement cord available.

Great DJ standard headphone.

fone bem construido, a qualidade de som acima do média. perfeito para mixagem!!!

Good quality sound and as expected good quality headphones

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Hands down the best headphones for DJs and also for beginner music producers.

I very rarely write reviews but here we have finally an incredible product. Comfort is out fo this world because contrary to the hd25 non light, it's not too clampy, it's the most comfortable headphone of my huge collection. Sound can be a but artificial in the treble but otherwise GREAT. The bass is addictive and does not ruin the mids. Very dynamic, punchy lively and a pleasure to wear for it's feather weight.