🎧 Pioneer HDJ-X5BT-N Gold Wireless Headphones Review

If you are looking for headphones for everyday listening to your favorite music, then these are clearly not your headphones! They are for DJs and you can feel it right away, because. the emphasis in the sound is on the lower middle, and the highs are slightly removed so that while working in the club you do not strain your ears with the poking of highs!

The first impression in the store - fire, sound, comfortable, folded, scored on the wire. 1 - Reliability - The reliability of the plastic leaves much to be desired, a month has not passed, one earphone has broken (photo), the plastic is flimsy, by the end of the second the second one fell off, while I assembled it with electrical tape, I’ll think about how to glue it on dead. 2 - Convenience - At first it was convenient, until I wore it for more than an hour, now, when I sit in the…

If you are seeking for headphones to listen to your favorite music while going about your day, then it is abundantly evident that they are not the headphones for you! Because the emphasis in the sound is on the lower center, and the highs are slightly reduced, they are designed specifically for DJs, and you can tell straight away that they are designed for DJs because you do not have to strain your ears when working in the club due to the poking of highs!

With its pros. Good sound, good bottom and top, you can hear the instruments. There is a cable. Has cons: They put pressure on the ears, Micro usb charging input, flimsy plastic, price.

In general, very satisfied. As soon as I exhaust the possibilities of these, I will take older models. For home and small parties, these ears are enough. Has pros: Build quality. The structure as a whole. Acceptable sound for a DJ. You can work. Convenient cable and smart connector design. Has cons: The price tag is relatively high for the Sennheiser 25. But my ears don't like the Sennheiser (I admit that the sound is objectively good, but specifically my ears don't like it - they get tired)…

They gave me these headphones for my birthday. Taken in technopoint-Amazon. I didn't listen to them very often, for the most part they were lying. And after a couple of months of use (this was their third charge, given that one charge lasted 20 hours, I listened to them for a total of no more than 60 hours, exclusively in room conditions), they began to turn on / off on their own, and this happened at night. Since the headphones make an on / off sound at the same time, and at night it was quite

In principle, he wrote everything in the pros and cons. In general, I am satisfied with the sound, I listen to electronics - it seems to me that's it. But in my case, the quality sound is completely crossed out by the minuses. The biggest disappointment is the creak - the left earpiece creaks when walking (or chewing). And if at high volume this is simply not audible, then during pauses or quiet moments it simply rages. I would have returned it, but literally the next day the plastic near the

Don't worry. The wired connection sucks and cuts while driving. Good for a wireless gaming headset or phone, but. Not suitable for DJing.

Besides looking good, it doesn't have enough quality for a DJ headset, it's bulky, poor quality in the mids and mids. If you are also considering Bluetooth if you want to use it as a "1 headset for everything" then unfortunately you must be disappointed, but there are so many problems, the Bluetooth transmission quality is poor, it also never switches off and keeps connecting to your devices.

My friend has a degree in audio engineering and suggested this. I literally have to pay an expert to show me how to use them. I charged them twice, I can barely get them to turn on. I think they turn off when I charge them, but they don't. as soon as I want to use them, something gets messed up. I just plugged it into my Focusrite Scarlet interface, the sound kept popping up in the video and when I try to connect to the wireless network this light says it's on, it just seems like it is out. In…