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# 50mm oversized drivers 15Hz-25kHz frequency range ultra-comfort split-leather pads Monoprice - 116150 Modern Retro Over Ear Headphones with Ultra-Comfortable Ear Pads Perfect for Mobile Devices, HiFi, and Audio/Video Production Black

**Brand:** monoprice
**Price:** 91286CFA
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## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your sound game with retro style and pro-level comfort!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Monoprice - 116150 Modern Retro Over Ear Headphones with Ultra-Comfortable Ear Pads Perfect for Mobile Devices, HiFi, and Audio/Video Production Black by monoprice
- **How much does it cost?** 91286CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- monoprice enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted monoprice brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Versatile Compatibility:** Seamlessly pairs with mobile devices, HiFi systems, and audio/video production setups.
- • **Immersive Audio Powerhouse:** Experience deep bass, sparkling highs & expressive vocals with 25% larger 50mm drivers.
- • **Customizable Sound Experience:** Highly responsive to EQ adjustments for personalized, studio-quality audio tuning.
- • **All-Day Comfort, No Compromise:** Soft split-leather ear pads designed to prevent fatigue and fit almost any ear size.
- • **Professional-Grade Sound Isolation:** Noise-isolating design keeps distractions out so you stay focused on your craft.

## Overview

The Monoprice 116150 Modern Retro Over Ear Headphones combine oversized 50mm dynamic drivers with a wide 15Hz-25kHz frequency response to deliver rich bass, clear highs, and detailed vocals. Featuring ultra-comfortable split-leather ear pads and noise isolation, these wired headphones are perfect for mobile devices, HiFi listening, and professional audio/video production. Their responsive design allows for easy EQ customization, making them a budget-friendly choice for discerning listeners who demand both style and substance.

## Description

Get Professional quality sound from everyday headphones. These 'phones look great anywhere you go and sound great for hours at a time. It features ultra-comfortable ear pads with a good amount of isolation to keep you focused on the task at hand. Enjoy clean robust sound across the audio spectrum. They are perfect for mobile devices, Hi-Fi, and audio/video production. Ultra-comfortable: the soft, split-leather ear pads help prevent fatigue and the large size will fit comfortably around almost any set of ears. The headphones provide just enough isolation for you to easily slip away from the world and enjoy the world as your music makes it. Well balanced: the 50mm drivers are 25% larger Than most headphone drivers, which helps them produce a solid 15Hz 25Khz frequency response, with deep and rich bass, clean and sparkly highs, and expressive vocals. Great sound: life is too short for audio products that don't sound great! We believe that the whole point of listening to music is to hear it as the artist intended. Our engineers and audio experts have spent countless hours listening to and comparing various headphones until we were satisfied we had found models that fit Our demanding standards.

Review: Hard to beat in terms of value for the price, but it has its limitations - While these headphones won't excite an audiophile, if you want to spend as little as possible on a set of headphones but not make too many concessions with regard to comfort and sound quality, this is the set to get. For $25 you get headphones that sound way better than you would expect for the price point, and are also pretty comfortable to wear for extended periods. The build quality is OK. Again, these are $25 headphones, but they are pretty decently made. They will not stand up to rough handling, but as long as they are treated with care, they will provide a good service life. The earpads are comfortable and do a good job of blocking out ambient noise. It has an attached cord that has both a 1/4 inch and a 3.5mm jack. You have to screw off the 1/4 inch one to expose the 3.5mm one. While I like the convenient way it provides 2 different jacks, I would have much preferred to have a detachable cord. But again, for the price, it's not a deal killer by any means. The sound quality for the price is excellent. No, it doesn't sound as good as a $200 set, but it's reasonably clear, decently punchy, and doesn't significantly distort at high volumes. If you're looking for the best value in a headphone, it's hard to beat this. Five stars.
Review: Amazingly competent headphones for $30 - First thing is first, the biggest thing to take away from this, is "IT'S $30". You cant expect god-tier stuff at $30, even my personally touted $30USD Koss KPH30i is obviously not the best thing since sliced bread, but I think I found the polar opposite, sound profile-wise in the Monoprice Modern Retro. It seems like there are a bunch of polarizing opinions on this pair of cans, many people hold these up there with well made cans in the hundreds of dollars, while others are trashing on it "because its $30". I think people need to take a step back and look at things with context. This is all from the perspective of a casual audiophile, I don't claim to have golden hearing, nor to understand everything down to the minute detail. I just know what I like, and what I tend to look for in the sound from a headphone. Build: Decent The packaging is very simplistic, but I think that is fine for a $30 pair of headphones, nothing but a cardboard box, with a cardboard insert holding things in place inside, with the sensitive parts covered with plastic bags. It does the job, and it holds it securely in place, with enough room to allow for bumpy shipping to beat on the box with no worries. The cable is standard fair, with a rubberized nylon coating, somewhat easy to kink, though its not super stiff at the least. It is nice that they include a 1/4 inch to 3.5mm screw-on converter with the cable, that is really appreciated. The cable is permanently attached, no swapping. There is some stress relief built in. The headphones themselves are pretty much purely plastic. the cups are hard plastic, somewhat cheap feeling. The headband is a pair of hard nylon rods, it does the job fine. the headrest at the top is nice and wide, it adjusts as you put the headphones on. The tension for the headband is done via a pair of spandex cords, so I can see that wearing out in the future. For the earcups, they have some up-down movement that is allowed, but no front or back, instead, that relies on the nylon of the headband to flex. The clamp force is mild, not skull crushing like some closed back headphones. The pads are replaceable I believe. They are ok. They arent soft, but they arent rock-hard either. I am impressed by their build for $30, I have seen much worse examples. Sound: Competently Good This is where I think the Monoprice Modern Retro shines. When listening to this, of course, I am not blown away by anything specific, but I remember that these are $30, and that context makes them impressive. The overall sound signature is a heavy leaning towards warm, with what seems to be average mids and highs. Imaging is mediocre, you can easily tell the direction of most sounds, and get a decent sense of generally where a sound is coming from, likely due to the lack of any emphasis on the treble. Their soundstage is moderate, as they are a closed back set of headphones. There is an obvious soundstage, but it doesnt reach very far. Instrument separation is fine, its there, but it does not make itself very obvious. For the sound in general, bass is very good, the drivers do a good job of trying to hold it together when the bass hits, I have heard many a cheap pair of headphones that are a garbage with bass, where it just feels like a wobbly mess. It's not crisp and fast with the bass, but it does the job decently, which is far better than many other $30-50 "big name" *cough* Beats *cough* headphones that I have heard. The driver holds itself together when you get big bass hits, and even when you have very rapid bass. The mids are average, maybe a bit recessed, bass mostly keeps to itself, so it doesnt encroach much on the mids I feel, unlike some other, less competent headphones. You will hear the guitar and male vocals, but they never pop at you. The treble is also average, at least to me. Female vocals are relatively clear, and you can hear high-notes, but there isnt any sparkle like in an obviously V-shaped set of headphones. There are times where the way it handles treble, it does kind of fall apart, sounding harsh. Overall, this is a very warm sound, with decent performance as a whole. If I had to explain how I would say it sounds in a somewhat simple way, I would say, "It's what a pair of Beats headphones at this price SHOULD sound like, if they actually put money into the parts, instead of advertising." In the end, the Monoprice Modern Retro, factoring the price, is an amazingly competent set of headphones. If you are looking for a warm closed back set of headphones that are far in away, an amazing performer for the price of $30, really, they are an easy recommendation from me. I feel like they are a good option if you are new to the audiophile hobby, and want a cheap starter "fun" set of headphones. Edit: adding a few images.

## Features

- The soft split-leather ear pads help prevent fatigue and the large size will fit comfortably around almost any set of ears.
- The 50mm drivers are 25% larger Than most headphone drivers which helps them produce a solid 15Hz 25kHz frequency response with Deep and rich bass clean and sparkly highs and expressive vocals.
- Professional sound from everyday headphones. Looks great anywhere you go
- Enjoy clean robust sound across the Audio spectrum. Sensitivity 94db ± 3db
- Perfect for mobile devices hafiz and Audio/video production

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01M7Z0VKR |
| Additional Features | Noise Isolating |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #288,660 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #4,868 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Brand | Monoprice |
| Brand Name | Monoprice |
| Built-In Media | Monoprice Modern Retro Over Ear Headphones - (116150) |
| Cable Features | Retractable |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Cellphones |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Media Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 892 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Over Ear |
| Enclosure Material | Leather |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Frequency Range | 15 Hz - 25 kHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00889028042649 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 32 ohm |
| Item Type Name | Monoprice Modern Retro Over Ear Headphones - (116150) |
| Item Weight | 1.1 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Monoprice Inc. |
| Model Name | 116150 |
| Model Number | 116150 |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 94 db |
| Specific Uses For Product | Professional |
| Style Name | Wired |
| UPC | 889028042649 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Monoprice
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Impedance:** 32 Ohms

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: do they come with a 1/4**
A: Yes, they come with an adapter.

**Q: Is the cord removeable or are they hardwired?**
A: The cord is hardwired and not removable

**Q: Is the audio cable detachable?**
A: No, audio cable is not detachable.
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**Q: Is  there a  way to adjust  these  to make them smaller**
A: As you put the headphones on, the headband will adjust or slide to get bigger but would not get any smaller.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hard to beat in terms of value for the price, but it has its limitations
*by C***T on October 6, 2022*

While these headphones won't excite an audiophile, if you want to spend as little as possible on a set of headphones but not make too many concessions with regard to comfort and sound quality, this is the set to get. For $25 you get headphones that sound way better than you would expect for the price point, and are also pretty comfortable to wear for extended periods. The build quality is OK. Again, these are $25 headphones, but they are pretty decently made. They will not stand up to rough handling, but as long as they are treated with care, they will provide a good service life. The earpads are comfortable and do a good job of blocking out ambient noise. It has an attached cord that has both a 1/4 inch and a 3.5mm jack. You have to screw off the 1/4 inch one to expose the 3.5mm one. While I like the convenient way it provides 2 different jacks, I would have much preferred to have a detachable cord. But again, for the price, it's not a deal killer by any means. The sound quality for the price is excellent. No, it doesn't sound as good as a $200 set, but it's reasonably clear, decently punchy, and doesn't significantly distort at high volumes. If you're looking for the best value in a headphone, it's hard to beat this. Five stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazingly competent headphones for $30
*by E***C on September 22, 2020*

First thing is first, the biggest thing to take away from this, is "IT'S $30". You cant expect god-tier stuff at $30, even my personally touted $30USD Koss KPH30i is obviously not the best thing since sliced bread, but I think I found the polar opposite, sound profile-wise in the Monoprice Modern Retro. It seems like there are a bunch of polarizing opinions on this pair of cans, many people hold these up there with well made cans in the hundreds of dollars, while others are trashing on it "because its $30". I think people need to take a step back and look at things with context. This is all from the perspective of a casual audiophile, I don't claim to have golden hearing, nor to understand everything down to the minute detail. I just know what I like, and what I tend to look for in the sound from a headphone. Build: Decent The packaging is very simplistic, but I think that is fine for a $30 pair of headphones, nothing but a cardboard box, with a cardboard insert holding things in place inside, with the sensitive parts covered with plastic bags. It does the job, and it holds it securely in place, with enough room to allow for bumpy shipping to beat on the box with no worries. The cable is standard fair, with a rubberized nylon coating, somewhat easy to kink, though its not super stiff at the least. It is nice that they include a 1/4 inch to 3.5mm screw-on converter with the cable, that is really appreciated. The cable is permanently attached, no swapping. There is some stress relief built in. The headphones themselves are pretty much purely plastic. the cups are hard plastic, somewhat cheap feeling. The headband is a pair of hard nylon rods, it does the job fine. the headrest at the top is nice and wide, it adjusts as you put the headphones on. The tension for the headband is done via a pair of spandex cords, so I can see that wearing out in the future. For the earcups, they have some up-down movement that is allowed, but no front or back, instead, that relies on the nylon of the headband to flex. The clamp force is mild, not skull crushing like some closed back headphones. The pads are replaceable I believe. They are ok. They arent soft, but they arent rock-hard either. I am impressed by their build for $30, I have seen much worse examples. Sound: Competently Good This is where I think the Monoprice Modern Retro shines. When listening to this, of course, I am not blown away by anything specific, but I remember that these are $30, and that context makes them impressive. The overall sound signature is a heavy leaning towards warm, with what seems to be average mids and highs. Imaging is mediocre, you can easily tell the direction of most sounds, and get a decent sense of generally where a sound is coming from, likely due to the lack of any emphasis on the treble. Their soundstage is moderate, as they are a closed back set of headphones. There is an obvious soundstage, but it doesnt reach very far. Instrument separation is fine, its there, but it does not make itself very obvious. For the sound in general, bass is very good, the drivers do a good job of trying to hold it together when the bass hits, I have heard many a cheap pair of headphones that are a garbage with bass, where it just feels like a wobbly mess. It's not crisp and fast with the bass, but it does the job decently, which is far better than many other $30-50 "big name" *cough* Beats *cough* headphones that I have heard. The driver holds itself together when you get big bass hits, and even when you have very rapid bass. The mids are average, maybe a bit recessed, bass mostly keeps to itself, so it doesnt encroach much on the mids I feel, unlike some other, less competent headphones. You will hear the guitar and male vocals, but they never pop at you. The treble is also average, at least to me. Female vocals are relatively clear, and you can hear high-notes, but there isnt any sparkle like in an obviously V-shaped set of headphones. There are times where the way it handles treble, it does kind of fall apart, sounding harsh. Overall, this is a very warm sound, with decent performance as a whole. If I had to explain how I would say it sounds in a somewhat simple way, I would say, "It's what a pair of Beats headphones at this price SHOULD sound like, if they actually put money into the parts, instead of advertising." In the end, the Monoprice Modern Retro, factoring the price, is an amazingly competent set of headphones. If you are looking for a warm closed back set of headphones that are far in away, an amazing performer for the price of $30, really, they are an easy recommendation from me. I feel like they are a good option if you are new to the audiophile hobby, and want a cheap starter "fun" set of headphones. Edit: adding a few images.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great if you get upgraded earpads
*by G***E on October 30, 2025*

* I did have a hard time deciding whether to give a 4 or 5 star rating. If they were always on a steep sale (like when I bought them), I would easily have given them a 5. Considering they aren't perfect (but still good) - a 4 is probably more accurate. First - get better ear pads (unless they started supplying these with better pads by the time you read this...doubt it) Going off other reviews, I tried the Brainwavz XL pads - they work great. I got the red ones - pretty cool looking. Generally speaking, I also like Dekoni earpads (more expensive, but usually better quality...I use Dekoni pads on my more expensive sets.) The XL earpads are not only more comfortable, but do seem to help the sound a bit. It's worth the upgrade. If these were always the price I got them for (about a third of the original price if I'm not mistaken - a screaming deal!) --- Id probably give them 5 Stars. At the regular price, they aren't as good of a deal - but still ok I suppose. I will say however - the headphones market is getting flooded with low price alternatives and many are pretty good...so I would recommend that you wait until they are on a sale or do some research first just to be sure. You can always return them. * Note - As of late - I'm using them with a decent headphone stack (external DAC+ EQ + tube Amp)...so they are enhanced. They CAN sound good (out of box) depending on what equipment you may have. Also note - I don't use them much since I have a collection of headphones and earbuds. I rotate them. Using them without half way decent equipment may be a different story. You may have to use an EQ to get them sounding the way you want. Then again, maybe not. Actually...let me be honest ... - At first, I wasn't too excited about these. I had a hard time getting them dialed in with my phone and or PC EQ until I found professional EQ pre-sets designed for the Modern Retro. Once I found those pre-sets - no issues. Now, using them with my main headphone stack (DAC/ Amp) I don't need to EQ them. The out of box sound (at first) wasnt exactly what I had hoped for (not that I really knew what to expect in the first place...plus - for twenty something dollars, I wasn't going to complain one bit.) Luckily, I got them to work the way I want. *** Wait - ...as I already said - right now, I'm using them with my headphone stack. I'm also NOT using my EQ - it's just straight up out of box sound...so they CAN sound good out of box, depending on what equipment you may have. They aren't perfect...but they have great potential if you can get them dialed in. Once you have them sounding the way you like, they become worth it. *Wait - don't get too worried - you may like the out of box sound without any modifications whatsoever. Everyone is different. Personal audio preferences are as personal as one's toilet behavior - a very personal thing. Equalizer APO - on PC, there is (if I remember correctly) a professional pre-set EQ for the Modern Retro. That helped out a bunch - at the very least, it gets the sound to a more manageable spot, from which you can fine tune (many people may like the pro pre-set as is) --- typically, a pre-set will either EQ the headphones to either the Harmon Curve or to a neutral setting.) My Android EQ app - Poweramp Equalizer - which is my fav android EQ app - also has the Monoprice Modern Retro pro pre-set EQ -- several to EQ settings choose from. Those settings also work really well (or at least get you to a starting point for fine tuning.) The out of box sound is basically a V-Shape sound. This is for a friendly "fun" experience. Personally, I think it's a good thing. These aren't for detail and nuance - more for casual listening...not for Audiophile critical listening. Mids may be a weak point (depending on what you have it hooked up to) and may seem a little recessed. They aren't too buried or muffled, but it can depend on the audio source and device it's hooked up to as to how clear and prominent the mids are. I'm not noticing any major bleed from Bass into Mids, but your experience could be different. Most won't likely have an issue. Vocals are clear - or at least clear enough. Vocals are better than instrumental separation however. Instruments are a hit or miss - meaning some will be easily picked up...others not so much. I do notice some instruments getting a little buried. So separation isn't the greatest, and some instruments get buried in the mix. I really do think EQ can assist in this area. Maybe not perfect, but good enough. A DAC may help as well (depending.) Although the Mids can sometimes seem a little cluttered, the overall soundstage isn't too bad for a closed back. The issue is with certain parts of the frequency range. Again - try EQ if having issues. Bass has some prominence. Most will likely be ok with it. Those who are pickier about bass and like tight, controlled bass - you may think it's a bit bloated...or maybe a bit muddy...or boomy. Most people will probably be ok. I dont mind a little extra bass (depending), so I'm good with it. I'm not sure exactly how far the sub-bass extension goes, but it's likely enough for most. From what I can tell, I wouldn't rave about the sub-bass...it does struggle a little with the lowest of frequencies - it will push low freqs, just not the way I prefer. Sub-Bass sounds muddy. The Modern Retro is more about the Mid-Bass bump and thump, rather than precise subs and layered quality bass. I can say with certainty, the mid-bass definetly has some weight, punch and slam. Definitely a bump up in the mid-bass. I wouldn't say it's all that layered though. It's more about quantity than quality...but hey - these aren't that expensive. So how much can we really complain about nuances.... Professional EQ settings take care of most issues. These don't need extra power (low power output devices can run the Modern Retro) I will say though - just about all heaphones can benefit from an amp - and especially a DAC or DAC / Amp combo. I would suggest using an amp or DAC Amp to get the best out of these. Not required though. The drivers in these headphones seem to handle a good bit of power. Monoprice/ Monolith do usually have powerful drivers. Treble is there. It's not too Mello or dull. However, it also depends on your preferences. There's a little bit of sparkle - but not a lot. If you like a lot of high end detail - it may not be quite enough. I'd think most would be ok with the Treble. It's in a decent medium spot. This is also dependent on what it's hooked up to. As I started off with, you really need upgraded earpads for best comfort. The stock pads bother me after while. Sound may also improve (maybe) by changing out pads. Different types of pads can effect the sound differently. If you want strong Bass - usually leather or fake leather is best. If you want more controlled Bass or potential boosted Mids - try velour or jersey knit fabric or something other than leather / fake, faux leather. Soundstage can also be effected. The density of the foam in the pads also makes a difference. There are a bunch of caveats to all this. You can always ask AI for advice on this (always be careful with AI - remember, it's just a suggestion. Double check with other sources. I've argued with AI about headphone specifics and found AI to be wrong at times - and if I took it's advice without already knowing OR didn't double check - I could've made bad decisions.) No issues with the cord. The headband fits good. I will say, after a couple hours, I do have to move the headband around a little - it can get a little uncomfortable on the crown of my head. I may get more Dekoni Nuggets - elongated cube shaped cushions that stick on the headband. They are easy to install. Very comfortable. I already have these Dekoni Nuggets installed on 6 other headphones. Those cost around 25 for a pack of 4 nuggets. Most heaphones only need 2 nuggets. The only pair that needed 3 nugget cushions, is my Hifiman Edition XS (one of my absolute favorite pair of headphones...) I guess that's about it. The Monoprice Modern Retro is a decent set of budget heaphones. They aren't perfect, but you can get them to sound good. Once you're there - they are worth every penny. Hopefully this helps.

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