Samson Technologies SR850 Semi Open-Back Studio Reference Headphones, Black

These headphones, are quality. I highly recommend, for anyone mixing music.

Awesome sound, value for money

It's amazing, it's comparable to my Sennheiser HD558 which costs 3 times more.

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Bad quality and sound and cause pain in the ear

Allora per quello che le ho pagate vi garantisco che valgono molto di più, il range di frequenze è abbastanza alto quindi si sentono bene i dettagli, non è vero che non hanno bassi anzi io le trovo molto equilibrate, ed il basso mi piace proprio e preciso e pulito, sono 32 hom. una delle cose che ho guardato prima di prenderle è il fatto che hanno i padiglioni in velluto e non in finta pelle che dopo un pò si sgretolano tutte, infatti mai pià prenderò delle cuffie con quei padiglioni, e poi dopo delle ore non ho notato male alle orecchie sono abbastanza morbide da indossare, per ora difetti non ne ho trovati.

Looked cheap and ears get hot.. so I returned it. But its good for its price of $50ish

Shure SRH440A, Samson SR850, and Rode NTH-100: Budget Studio Headphones Comparison ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ 4.5/5 I closely compared these three studio headphones: - Samson SR850 (€50) - Shure SRH440A (€100) - Rode NTH-100 (€120) For the price, Samson SR850 competes remarkably well, only slightly behind the pricier options. Sound quality rankings (my personal take): Shure SRH440A: 10/10 - perfectly balanced sound, tight punchy bass. My favorite sonically, but too tight on my large head. Rode NTH-100: 9.5/10 - most ergonomic/comfortable fit, cleaner mids/highs, but less bass saturation. Samson SR850: 8.5/10 - solid sound for semi-open design, comfortable fit, great for longer sessions. Samson SR850 gets 5/5 for price/performance - it’s worth every cent if you’re on a tight budget. Highly recommend for budget-conscious producers!

Vary happy with the product best sound quality for the price range

Let me start with the bad stuff: The velour earpads could be better. (Saying that you can buy Grados that have bad ear padding for a lot more money). Secondly, the build quality is fine, but the plastics are a bit cheap and scratchy...but for the price, this is actually perfectly acceptable. The goods: Sound quality is very impressive. I have many pairs of headphones and it pretty much beats all of the competition, and some of my headphones have cost over twice the amount I paid for these. To go audiophile-y, the highs are slightly tinny. But everything else is very well balanced. There is enough low end to make the bass exciting, but not so much that it's boomy or overdriven. The mids are just right. The highs are fine, but I'd say that very high notes are a tad grindy. That is just when directly plugged into my phone. Through and amp, these issues are easily managed and they wouldn't be a problem unless you were looking for it. The headset is light, comfortable resting on your head. The earpads are okay, but if you're using these a lot, I would consider maybe replacing them with something a little more comfortable. They're not terrible, but a better quality replacement would transform the headphones into something even better than they are. The value of this headset is amazing. The sound is better than some headphones that are 3 times more expensive. Great buy. Note: They are mostly open back headphones, so they WILL leak sound. So beat using these at home so you don't annoy the people on the bus next to you with your awful music.