Numark HF125 Compact Recording and Monitoring DJ Headphones with 6ft Cable, 40mm Drivers for Extended Response, Closed-Back Design for Sound Isolation

It should be assumed already, but these are not the best sound, compare to a pair of hd25s from sennheiser and these will be worse. You could also buy 12 pairs of these for the same price. Are the sennheiser better? Definitely. 13 times better? Absolutely not. Am I enjoying music on them on the train after djing with them for 5 hours? Absolutely. I’m a dj and sound engineer, so have had a lot of experience with many sets of cans and I’m honestly super impressed with these as a budget option. Isolation is good as a dj headphone should. Treble is clear enough but starts dropping at 17k but gradually so you lose some air, but not badly. Mids are a bit muddled but prominent, there’s no artificial bass and treble boost to create awful pretend loudness here! Bass is fine, not too overpowering and not missing, but don’t expect to blow your brains out. Level goes loud too with only slight distortion, but only at the point where they’re turned up too loud anyway! If you have £10-£15 to spend on headphones. Buy these. Don’t even look at anything else. Don’t bother with in ear headphones, just get these.

Headphones for DJ made by Unmark quality made and great value for your money well worth buying.

I'm reviewing these based on what they are - extremely cheap, basic headphones. And they do that job very well! They are lightweight, comfortable to wear and the sound is pretty decent for everyday use. They do sit on the ear rather than fully cover it, so that's something to consider if you have a preference. You can disregard the comments that say they only come with a large jack. That is incorrect. The large jack adapter pulls off to reveal the smaller one, so you can use them for anything. The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is because the ear cuff covers do degrade pretty quickly and you will find yourself having to get replacements. But this is my second pair, so in my opinion they are worth that slight inconvenience. The first set I purchased 4 years ago and they only just stopped working, so in my experience they lasted very well for such a cheap product.

Excellent and clear! Came with adaptor for keyboard but also plug in to normal device

did the job

Having very little money and needing some headphones to help with study, I was really pleased to find these at such a cheap price. They were dispatched and arrived with me very quickly. I had read the reviews on here and looked at the product site - the information on there is pretty basic - but thought this would be a good budget buy. I know that some people have received the headset where the large jack screws off to so you can use these with your PC/mp3 player etc, and I watched a video on YouTube of a guy unpacking one of these (I don't know, people film the weirdest things, but it was helpful to me...), but I got the bog-standard pair with just the 6.5mm jack. I was disappointed...I bought an adaptor (very cheaply), but it's not an ideal set up at all. The sound quality is okay, but not great, and because of having to use the adaptor there's further loss in the quality. Sometimes I can't get the full range because the jack and adaptor don't fit together very well. If you want to use this with an amp or anything that takes a 6.5mm jack, that's fine, you'll get the best out of it, but the best isn't really that good. If you need to use with your computer or anything with a 3.5mm socket, forget it. You may as well spend a little more to get better quality.

Good sound, lightweight, good fit, long cable. I can practice without annoying others. Good value.

The Numark HF125 is a budget‑friendly, ultra‑light pair of DJ headphones designed for basic monitoring, practice sessions, and casual mixing. They feature 40mm Mylar drivers, a 6‑foot hard‑wired cable, and a closed‑back design that offers decent isolation for the price. Comfort is helped by a padded headband and 7‑position adjustable ear cups, making them easy to wear during longer sessions. Sound quality is surprisingly usable: punchy bass, clear-enough highs, and acceptable mids, making them suitable for beginner DJs or as a backup pair. They’re not built for audiophile accuracy, but they deliver strong value and practicality for their low cost.

The headphones is really good sounds is good could be better but it ain't bad, Wire is long enough though I would've preferred a V type wire and an L type plug in but I can live with it. Issue is wich is not that huge cause this is my sub headphones is the comfort issue it is comfortable but ears hurt cause of pressure after nearly 1 and half hour of continues use . But overall its cool.

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gostei do produto. muito bom.

I have used studio quality, very expensive BEyers and others in recording situations in the past. I just got a Yamaha electric piano, and I didn’t want to play too loud at night. I was about to spend a bit more money, but I’ve read so many bad reviews of the more expensive ones under $100 that I finally just settled on these $14 ones. The cord is not long it’s OK for what I am playing. I don’t think you could use it on a guitar amp without a curly extension or something. I am just sitting at a piano with it plugged in at my side. But, they are definitely low cost but the sound is fine. I think the trick is how long the connector wires on the ear pads will last. I would say as long as you’re not buying this for kids or if you don’t jerk it around a lot, it would be fine for many situations. If you’re planning on plugging it into an iPad or some similar device you will need to have a connector jack because this is the large size plug for an amplifier.(but I would not use this on a guitar amp. It’s not sturdy enough to be jumping around with a Guitar.).

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