🎧 GRADO SR60x Prestige Open-Back Stereo Wired Headphones Review

In the photo - headphones after 7 years of use. The ear pads were worn out a little, after 5 years the plastic mount parted, I had to glue it.

Versatile home headphones that will honestly serve you for the rest of your life. Is that every 7-10 years to change the foam pads on the ear pads. Pros below: Flat frequency response, comfortable fit on the head, indestructible durable design Its cons: At a similar price, you can buy higher-level headphones - for example, Audio-Technica ATH-50x. The open design is unlikely to allow them to be used in transport.

Comfortable and great sound! Started listening to my vinyl collection again and can't believe how beautiful these headphones are. I don't like the new cable. I had an old pair of Pre-X, good cable and I can see why they changed it.

These are non-noise canceling headphones for listening in noisy environments. These are professional-grade open-back headphones for mixing, gaming, or finally listening to music the way it's meant to be heard. I can't believe I was able to discover my favorite songs while listening to them with quality headphones and these Grados bring you that quality at an incredible price.

These are FUN headphones with extreme grado house sound (older models are more tamed) and retro look. , they excel 100% at what they are good at, they sound weird in many genres but it's also FUN. I wouldn't recommend you take these as your daily commute, consider this if you're looking for some fun extra headphones. Read reviews all over the internet if you're not sure!

Overall these headphones are amazing. Build: Plastic, cheap ear pads, annoying (but better than Es) cables. Sound: WONDERFUL! They look cheap, but the sound makes up for it. Well done Grado, I'm surprised at how much I love these headphones. The soundstage is great for the price, bass is a bit lacking (don't buy this if you're a bass lover), mids are great and highs are a little overpowered at times, but nothing special. What to do after buying 60x: Buy new ear pads that fit your ear, don't use

Disappointed, really wanted this one. The first problem is a bulky cable. It's definitely uncomfortable. He has a mind of his own and will want to avoid every wrong position and isn't flexible enough to do what you need to do to keep him tame. Okay isn't it, how's the sound quality? Hm. Straight out of the box, no frustrating harsh highs that hurt my ears then you don't hear the bass. Okay, I've played in over 30 hours, but I still don't appreciate the treble, the pitch is too harsh for me. I…

I can't describe how much I enjoy using them for work. I suffer from chronic migraines so finding comfortable headphones to wear long term is sometimes very difficult. I wear them almost the whole shift with no problems! Headphones are so easy to adjust to your head that I only lightly cover my ears with cups. Sound wise they sound so amazing I forgot I was wearing headphones. The soundstage is so big (the first open-back headphones so the experience was amazing for me). Overall these are a…

SOUND QUALITY: phenomenal. Great resolution, /meh/ soundstage, but for $100 you still get more than what you pay for. Has a "grado sound" of brilliant highs, but I found that after a short break-in period, the highs really lend themselves to critical listening to jazz, pop, vocals, movies, etc. BUILD QUALITY: Predominately plastic and some metal in the headband, but it's not cheap dollar store plastic that creaks in your hands - hard molded plastic that holds together without the weight. The…