MusicRadar Verdict
Perfect for DJ-ing!
Pros
- +
Large ear-cups.
Cons
- -
Relatively 'ordinary' sound quality.
MusicRadar's got your back
These DJ headphones offer much of the same performance for a few quid less than some other brands.
They're not the greatest sounding headphones on the market, but you'd be hard-pushed to find a set with large ear-cups and reversible housing for this price.
They'll go to a fairly high volume without breaking up, but they aren't as sympathetic as the top of the line models.
They're tough enough to take the gigging wear and tear of your average DJ set and benefit from a few cheeky extras such as replaceable cables and a handy storage pouch.
- Best studio headphones: top headphones for music production
MusicRadar is the number one website for music-makers of all kinds, be they guitarists, drummers, keyboard players, DJs or producers...
- GEAR: We help musicians find the best gear with top-ranking gear round-ups and high-quality, authoritative reviews by a wide team of highly experienced experts.
- TIPS: We also provide tuition, from bite-sized tips to advanced work-outs and guidance from recognised musicians and stars.
- STARS: We talk to musicians and stars about their creative processes, and the nuts and bolts of their gear and technique. We give fans an insight into the craft of music-making that no other music website can.
“I should have done that, that’s way cooler!” Gregg Bissonette hears and plays System of a Down - Toxicity for the first time, here’s how it unfolded
“There is a line there that you cross where you are just spending money for the sake of the name or the label”: Slash says you don’t need to spend “an arm and a leg” to get a guitar that’s as good as you’ll ever need
“We are very grateful and happy for the decision by Judge Thrash... I couldn’t ask for a better decision”: Trump stopped from using Isaac Hayes' Hold On, I’m Comin’ at rallies