OneOdio Monitor 60 Professional Studio Headphones Hi-Res Audio, Excellent Noise Isolation & Comfort, Foldable Headphones Over Ear with Detachable Cables for Studio Mastering Mixing Reording DJ

I bought these to use with my guitar effects and have been very happy with them. They're comfortable to wear and produce a good range of frequencies making them ideal for the purpose for which I use them. I've also used them for listening to music and found them to be quite immersive. There are better sounding headphones out there but then you pay a premium price for them.

I've got the OneOdio A10 and the Pro 50. The A10 are a fun, bassy, comfortortable headphone. The Pro 50's are very similar to these Monitor 60's. I'll start with the differences between them. Firstly, the Monitor 60's have bigger ear cups and wider ear cup yolks than the Pro 50's. The ear cushions, however on the Monitor 60's seem to be padded with very soft standard foam. It's the same with the headband. This results in both the cushions and the headband pad virtually squashing to nothing after an hour of use. The Pro 50's, on the other hand seem more firmer. Large ears fit more comfortably inside the Monitor 60's than the Pro 50's. The thick coiled cable on the Monitor 60's is quite heavy and drags down, whereas the Pro 50's red cable is thinner and is not a problem. The earcups on the Monitor 60's have a much nicer looking fake grille which subtly half conceal the OneOdio logo. The grille gives the impression of an open back headphone, which they are not, but still look better. After many reviews criticising the ridiculous, almost 360 degree movement of the ear cups, OneOdio have carried this forward again onto the Monitor 60's. To put simply, it's a little like trying to solve a Rubix cube to get them correctly on your head. I wish they had just listened to previous owners of the Pro 50's and made the Monitor 60's swivel just like ordinary headphones. That said, they feel very robust and should take a lot of heavy handed use. The headphones themselves, are quite light, but strangely come in a heavy box. No carry case is included but you do get a soft pouch along with 3 cables. One of which has a microphone added. Now for the sound. Compared to the Pro 50's, they are not surprisingly much different. The Monitor 60's seem slightly more advanced in the mids than the Pro 50's. The bass on the Monitor 60's is also ever so slightly more. The highs on the Monitor 60's straight out of the box, suffer siblance. This can be rectified using the EQ in your music source. The vocals however, can be a little grainy and slightly laid back. Again, a tweak on your EQ can minimise this. I kept switching from the Pro 50's to the Monitor 60's and have to say that the Monitor 60's have a slight edge over the Pro 50's, especially on mid detail. Are they worth the extra cost to upgrade? If you already have the Pro 50's, I would say wait until the price comes down on the Monitor 60's. Update. I have since fitted the Pro 50 earpads which I bought as spares. These are slightly smaller, but firmer and resolve the comfort level. They also reduce the siblance I experienced before. Im pleased with these now. I hope the manufacturer will reconsider the multi rotating ear cups though.

These headphones are - from a technical standpoint - amazing. Great sound quality, great noise cancelling, versatile thanks to the two different plug sockets and pretty comfortable. There is a caveat, however. If you're looking for long-term daily use headphones, these will not be for you. Not if you want something that lasts longer than a year or so. I've had two pairs of OneOdio headphones so far, and both pairs have failed in a similar location - somewhere around the hinge connecting one of the phones to the strap. In the case of this specific set, the plastic has outright sheared, causing the phone to dangle loosely by the wire. As a result I have deep questions about the build quality and specifically the materials used, because this wasn't some failing screw or something snapping from sudden strain or trauma. No moving parts or force of impact were involved in this failure. The plastic just simply... broke apart from regular usage conditions. If the headphones lasted a little longer (at least another year), I would have given 5 stars. But for the average Joe, spending £70-90 per year on a new pair of headphones is a bit much, no matter how good they are. My old pair - the Pro50 - lasted me 3 years; and whilst an inferior product (befitting of its price tag), it might well be a better choice if you want longevity, at least from my personal experience.

Some of the reviews state the strange 3.5mm socket on the headphones and were wondering why the audiophiles have not picked up on this, the reason is simple, we tend to use full size TRS leads so the mini socket is simply ignored. It is easy to find leads with a full size plug on one end and a mini Jack (or a USB c) plug on the other. They are excellent headphones particularly for the price, bass is not excessive unlike a lot of headphones that tend to sound like four flat tyres on a muddy road, all in all a very good buy but bear in mind that properly constructed full sized headphones are not going to be weightless

iI liked this product, it replaced Sony headphones(10 years old) that fell apart. my hearing is not so good these days at 88years . The large ear cups and no background noise makes listening to musuc more enjoyable.

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I have had a couple of pairs of great Oneodio headphones previously, so I bought these as they seemed to hopefully be a further step up the hifi ladder. To be honest I found these Monitor 60 headphones a disappointment. They are not as loud as the other Oneodios I have had, they are advertised at 110db plus or minus 3db, but they are nowhere near that SPL in my opinion. They are rated at 38 ohms impedance whereas my other phones were both rated at 32 ohms. That should not make any really appreciable difference volume-wise, but these are a lot softer than my other phones from Oneodio. These are also advertised as having a frequency range of up to 40 khz, but they don't seem to carry as much high-end definition as my others did. The bass is definitely present but also seems to be somewhat rolled-off on the lowest frequencies. On the plus side they are the most comfortable phones I have ever owned, and seem to be built robustly enough to last for ages. 3.5 out of 5, based on wearability whereas this review should really be about the sound quality which is evidently lacking compared to my previous Oneodios.

J'ai eu très peur en regardant des review sur youtube, tant en français qu'an anglais mais.. je connais la marque depuis un bon moment déjà, c'est le troisième produit que j'achète chez eux et en tant que MUSICOPHILE, voici mon opinion. Je suis très sensible auditivement, un léger trouble du spectre autistique me donne une "super ouïe", un super pouvoir un peu complexe à gérer mais qui me permet vraiment une appréciation pointue d'un matériel ou d'un autre en terme de casque audio, de micro et tout ce qui a attrait au son. OneOdio, modeste marque chinoise, désirant rendre des produits de qualité à tous et toutes, contrairement des marques plus connues qui bénéficient d'une certaine notoriété (Sony, JBL, Böse, Sennheiser, etc..) mais dont les produits sont de plus en plus inaccessibles en raison de leur prix. Modeste marque oui, mais que vaut-elle ? En terme de durabilité, je l'ai dit: j'ai acheté TROIS casque chez eux, parce qu'ils sont solides, résistants, s'abîment très lentement et perdent très très lentement de leur qualité; l'intégrité des pièces internes y est certainement pour quelque chose. En terme de son, j'ai entendu des Dj's et d'autres musicophiles dire qu'il y avait des pics de ceci, pas assez de pep's dans les bass, pas assez de gain audio, bref que ça n'était pas le produit de l'année. - Aigu: Aria queen of night, un un son clair bien articulé, sans saturation très fluide, pas de sifflement (chez Sennheiser, pour le même pris.. j'ai déchanté). - Grave : Barry White, forcément qui d'autre ? mais je suis allé aussi vers les interprétations en choeur de chants bien connus de lord of the ring, pas de problème d'étouffement sonore, un son permettant de distinguer les paroles sans difficultés, pas de perte de gain et la voix n'est pas noyée dans la musique; pour moi la balance est presque parfaite. - Bass : Là généralement, les gens gueulent.. pourtant je n'ai aucun crachotement, c'est très dynamique, le rendu fait vibrer naturellement le tympan sans artifice, sans excès, il y a pas mal de vidéos sur youtube pour tester les bass. - L'équilibre entre tout ça: là faut prendre le temps d'écouter quelques chanson (et je n'ai pas eu de mal) il est tout simplement parfait. - Immersion: Totale, le porter c'est entrer dans une bulle, rien n'existe autour. - Confort: très bon, pas de pression sur le sommet du crâne, plutôt doux pour les oreilles. le SEUL inconvénient. OneOdio fourni 3 câbles, un double mâle 3,5mm, un cable 6,5/3.5 et un double males 3,5 muni d'un micro et d'un bouton, on suppose ce câble utile pour smartphone.. le souci c'est que le jack disparait des smartphones au profit de l'USB-C, alors soit ajouter un adaptateur, soit refaire ce câble avec micro en jack 3,5 et en usb-C, ça serait un véritable plus. Quoi qu'il en soit en dehors de ce câble, le packaging est beau comme d'hab. La qualité est pour moi au rendez-vous, alors quand on rit du "made in China", j'ai envie de dire que OneOdio démontre que la qualité et longévité chinoise existent bel et bien ! entre toutes les marques citées (que j'ai pu tester et qui coûtent parfois un bras), je reste sur MON OneOdio ! Ne vous fiez pas trop à ce que racontent les vidéos youtube et les influenceurs, que je soupçonne d'être sponsorisés par la concurrence ^^ à mes oreilles, OneOdio reste la marque idéale pour les musicophiles comme moi =)

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I want to say that these headphones are superb and have a wonderful sound. I gave up audio tecnica for this model and honestly they don't even compare to oneodio when it comes to sound. and the price is less than half of what I paid for audio tecnica M50xBT2. quality and a perfect price. honestly I didn't expect a pair of headphones under 80 euros to sound better than a pair of headphones over 180 euros. very good comfort and construction and the sound is perfect. I recommend it with pleasure

This is a part of the start bundle I put together for starting my music hobby and eventual career. The quality of this headset is pretty high end. The audio is full, with deep bass, and high treble. The overall quality of the sound rivals that of many higher-priced units. It comes with two connection options, from the standard 3.5mm aux cable jack, for allowing a connection to a phone or other headphone capable device. Also there is a 6.35 or 1/4" audio jack port as well. Ultimately, this works well as a production set of headphones to ensure you are getting the exact sound you are looking for. Phenomenal price for the over-all quality of the device.