Review on OneOdio Over Ear Headphone, Wired Bass Headsets with 50mm Driver, Lightweight Foldable Headphones with Share Port, Mic, for Recording, Monitoring, Mixing, Podcast, Guitar, PC, TV (Light Blue) by Joe Comforti

For thirty dollars (the price I paid a few weeks ago) these are by far the best headphones I have ever bought. I've had headphones 3-4 times the price from labels like vModa, Koss, Sennheiser etc. and none sounded better than these. They have great bass punch without being muddy or boomy, and the rest of the frequency range sounds great too. Granted, the Sennheisers sounded a bit clearer overall, but they didn't have the bass richness they had, and they weren't even bass-heavy. (For the record, the OneOdio Pro 50 model DOES have a bass boost; it's a Pro 10 model, not it. Trust me, you don't need a Pro 50 bass boost; only on these Pro 10s.) The only one Complaint I have is that the earcups are free to rotate about at least three axes, and it can be annoying to realign them when you put them on. If I could only give OneOdio one suggestion, it would be to PLEASE add some resistance to the pivot points of the earcups so they don't slosh around all over the place. Any complaints that would lower this rating to 4 stars. Balanced by other thoughtful details, such as: 1) a detachable cable that can be replaced if the cable fails (the number one cause of headphone failures); 2) 3.5mm input jack on a headphone and 1/4 inch jack. Connector on the other side so you can use any size cable with one connector; 3) A cable with a 3.5mm jack on one end and a 1/4" jack on the other end, so no matter the size of your audio device's output jack, you're all set with this one cable; 4) Converting any headphone input jack that is not in use to the output jack so someone else can plug in (assuming the cable plug is a size you are not using) and two users can listen at the same time. These phones are so good my wife made me buy her a pair so now we have two pairs. This gave us the opportunity to test this simultaneous listening feature with not two headphones but three, and it worked on all three. So it seems you can connect as many of them together as you can as long as the output is strong enough to supply power no matter how many of them are connected together. Overall these are really good headphones at any price point and especially at their current list price and they have very interesting and thoughtful features as mentioned above. Rave 5 stars as long as they keep working properly.