Sennheiser Professional HD 280 PRO Over-Ear Monitoring Headphones

I got these for my partner as a gift. He loaned them to me a couple of times, and when I expressed how much I loved them, he got me my own pair for my birthday.

good

My son likes them there comfortable and fit well

I needed to get a new pair of cans because my Sennheiser HD540s were literally crumbling and falling apart from heavy usage(Ive had them for 12 years). I loved those cans but unfortunately they are a discontinued line....so I bought these HD280 Pros because I read several Pro Audio reviews and they were all very positive. Sound wise they are great, but I found them not as comfortable as the 540s which were feather light and fit like a glove. The 280s are a bit bulkier but you get used to them. I need to wear them a little lower than the 540s to get the proper bass response but I got acclimated to them rather quickly and, for the price, I think they are an excellent choice.

Sorry, have to return it....should be wireless!

Be careful. If Amazon senses you are a Prime member, theyll quote you a price $15 higher than they would a regular customer...all without you knowing. I ended up paying $100 for headphones that others have bought for $85.

I just want to start of by saying these headphones are ridonculous as far as sound goes. Can hear every instrument when you put them on. I had such a hard eargasm my testicles crawled back into my body so far they huddled there for 3 weeks. These headphones for 100 bucks are a hell of a deal if you are looking to listen quality sound.

These are great. no real pinching feeling on the head and its sturdy. Love the coil wire and extra adapter they give

Good headphones, but dont stack up to the Audio Technica ATH M-50 headphones I use to DJ with. They do have great clarity and fit my large head, but lack the low end bass punch. I feel that the large size of the headphones would be too much for some, though. Another department that the M-50s win in.. a better fit for all. These will make decent backup headphones though. And not a bad buy at $100. Id recommend these to those without the extra $50 to buy the Audio Technicas.

The box was opened and the headphones did not come with the 6.3mm adapter jack that is listed on the side of the box. Without it, you cannot use the headphones with a laptop or phone, only with dedicated audio equipment. My previous Sennheiser headphones all had this adapter.