AU-MH501 Over-Ear Studio Monitoring Headphones for Recording Studio, Youtuber, Music Creation with 50mm Driver and Lightweight Foldable Design

So i am into mixing and mastering of music and been using this for a while . I bought them for 1800₹ around and Here's my review considering this price . Build Quality - It has got really premium build quality , i can call the build quality as the highlight of this product . i just love the matte blak thing when it comes to looks and it even feels wayy premium . The folding & fitting adjustments , also portablity factor is actually helpful . The earmufs are quite soft and the comfort of these headphones ain't a compalint for my ears. Cable Has got sufficient length and no issue regarding duarblity . Comaptiblity - It works easily with my pc and smartphone using its 3.5mm jack and can easily work with amplifiers and other devices . Sound Quality - So yeah , These headphones are made for the range of mixing and mastering which requires very accurate and balanced sound output . After trying to mix couple of my tracks and listening to general music on these , i can say that the sound output needs more balance . The treble is much on the heavier side and so are the mids where as the lows are somewhat getting supressed although the bass is quite punchy , The audio clarity is overall quite good but it can be balanced and then it'll sound much better mainly for the purpose of mixing and mastering . What i Liked: - Premium Build - Comfortable - Collapsible& Portable - Audio Clarity

It’s good for video editing and sound design.

Superb quality....go for it😍

This Is Only For Studio, You Can Mixing & Mastering Just Better Than Normal Headphones Under 2500Rs . Need A Audio Interface Because Sound Gain Is Too Low . If You Are A beginner, It's Better For You. Under 2500Rs . (Without Interface I Rated) Rating Of High 60/100 Rating Of Mid 80/100 Rating Of Low 80/100

50MM Driver Headphones for Professional Studio Work!!! After using it for few days i can easily say that now this will be My Primary editing headphone, because it’s providing crystal clear sound quality and noise cancellation is also good for editing work in your Studio or Home. Comfort of headphone is So nice because Earcups are Big and soft to wear. It’s A Professional DJ Headphone so you can use it with Your Amplifier and Laptop both. It’s comes with 3.5mm & 6.5mm converter. Quality of headphone looks premium. Design is flexible so you can use it for one ear while editing. Cons: Without Bluetooth.(Trust me BT Not required for Pro work.) Bass is not That much deep and Heavy. If you’re planning to buy a Professional Headphone for your Sound mixing and editing then you can go for it. Thank you.

Items is good but havey

1) It's comfortable Extremely. As it's over the ear, it cover your ears. The cushions and the material used for the ear pads are excellent. The head band has cushioning too which is appreciated. 2) The sound quality is really good. Whether you are watching YouTube videos or movies online, the words are clearly audible and enunciated. You won't miss a single sound with these headphones. 3) Amazing thumping bass, use any equalizer software to optimise, but this one has the capability to deliver pure clear bass along the sides of mid and high nodes. 4) Comes with 2 quality Jacks, one of which is the normal 3.5 mm - 3.5mm and other which has a 3.5 mm - 6. 3mm jack on the other end which can be used to plug into electrical instruments. 5) comfortable use for hours. No sweating, no uneasiness. 6) Very very valuable for the money you pay.

Been using for nearly a year now. My usual problem with over ear headphones was the flaking of ear cushions, however, this one has surprisingly stood the test of time and still in a very good shape as good as new. Having said that, they do have a tendency to come off, but its easy to put them back on. The sound quality is also quite good but noise cancellation is not that great. Overall a good purchase and value for money.

Nice and comfortable. Not too gripping for my head so it feels comfortable to wear for extended hours. I use it for gaming and it has a great soundstage and good noise isolation. Would definitely recommend especially if you are going to use this with an audio mixer setup. For the money you can’t go wrong with this in my opinion.

Look good. Works well. Sound good.

Sounds: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐ - Sounds great Aesthetic: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐ - feel soft to touch, comfortable over the ear and comes with a nice leather feeling pouch Comes 2 audio jacks (1 - 3.5mm x 3.5mm & 1 - 3.5mm x 6.35mm) Would recommend

Very good headphone considering the price. A little bright in the higher frequencies but this can be helped by burning in the headphones for a few days. Good bottom end extension. A little tight but comfy for long use.

RTINGS needs to get a review of these up ASAP, because I guarantee they will measure and score ridiculously well. They are one of very few sub-$100 headphones I've tried that require zero EQ to achieve genuinely balanced and accurate sound. Granted, they are not perfect. The mid to high bass is a tad overemphasized, and the high midrange is somewhat distant, making the treble sound slightly overstimulating in comparison. But without a discerning ear, none of these traits stand out negatively whatsoever. And even a seasoned audiophile will admit these are listenable, possibly even pleasant characteristics. For reference, my main desktop headphones are the Samson SR850, another fantastic budget option, and while their sound signature is naturally lively and fun, I can't bear to use them without major EQ for more than ~20 minutes. The treble in particular is pretty disastrous in terms of harshness and fatigue, so I use a tailored AutoEQ preset that brings their response to near ruler flat. The Maono MH700, on the other hand, needs NONE of this to sound fantastic. It's honestly kind of baffling that they managed to pull this off for $40, especially considering the complete lack of compromise elsewhere. For example, the build quality is utterly fantastic. They feel solid and premium in the hand, and the earcups fully articulate to fold up tightly for storage. I'm shocked at how soft and comfortable the earpads are, and how well they mold to the ear. My only gripe with the fit is that the very top of the headband does press against my head, but this is cherry picking and does not lead to any significant discomfort long-term. Oh, and the detachable cables / ports! There's two jacks, one on each side of the headphones, and one for each type of port (3.5mm & 6mm). Two included cables - one is coiled and both are soft-touch and excellent quality. Also there's a nice, very portable carrying bag. Good grief! I sure wish these were available back when I was in high school. I spent much more on much, much worse headphones, most of which ended up in the garbage. These are an absolute no-brainer for a huge swath of consumers, and are more than adequate for modest audio engineers, DJs, and the like. Three thumbs up!