Sennheiser Pro Audio Sennheiser HD 25 Professional DJ Headphone, Black, 1 (HD25)

My job as a medical transcriptionist has required me to use this model headphone for approximately 20 years. The cord used to be rubberized, non-tangle, and non-kinking back then. There was a great sound coming from the phones. Then I would also use them for recreation. Overall, I used them about 10 hours a day. I bought a new pair of headphones about 5 years ago after my old beloved pair just gave up the ghost and fell apart. The cord was now a much cheaper plasticized cord that never straightened out and stayed bent and kinked permanently. When it came to one of the headphones, one of the wires developed a short or some sort of contact issue, which caused the headphones to not work until the cord was disconnected from the speaker, Every time this happened, it was like this. It's important to know that both cords leading to both headphones are detachable and can be disconnected Then I bought a second pair which also exhibited the same issue of sound shorting out in one headphone until the cord was pulled out and then reinserted. The same thing happened multiple times each day. Initially, I thought the cheapo plasticized cord would be the source of the problem for many. However, I later discovered that it was actually the source of the problem for many people. There may be a problem on YouTube or another website. Costs are outrageous for a new cord, typically in the 40s and 50s The range is between 50 and 100 dollars. My experience indicates that these are not what they used to be, or at least not as good. If you are thinking of purchasing these headphones, be aware of the cord shorting issue, and decide whether you are willing to risk experiencing the same issue as many users of these headphones have encountered.

Olive PARKINSON

| Sep 07, 2020

so in awe of what I saw It is a choice between these and A good pair of headphones for some entry-level users is the M50X Taking into account the level of each individual. I am very happy that I decided to buy these ones as they are ideal for what I need. I really like that they're lightweight and do not really squeeze the back of your head There are a lot of points being awarded for comfort, but I also appreciate the sound quality of the Since I have no experience with overuse of words, I might not be able to explain it thoroughly In terms of my first pair of headphones, I would say this is an excellent choice. The mids and lows are fantastic, and the bass balance is perfect, in my opinion. Listening to this is really good for listening to any edm kicks, which I mix most often. The headphones do a good job at isolating sound even though they aren't noise cancellation headphones.

I've taken off a star because I'm not very impressed with the quality of these headphones. Even if I had not done any research, and had looked at these in a store, I probably would not have Despite being $150, I find them to feel cheap. They are also padded around the ears and top of the head in a very plasticky way. It's hard to know if these are the best headphones. However, I'm exceptionally impressed with the sound quality, comfort, and sound isolation of these.

Stephen Herring

| Oct 13, 2020

All types of music can be played with these. The number of tracks I was able to listen to with my Beats earbuds after discovering how many of my favorite tracks were tucked away in their private compartments is almost unbelievable. This album has a beautiful bass that is not too over the top, and a very clear treble. There are only two things I wish I could change I noticed that opening the headband leads to a problem with the wires that lead to the headphones, and within a week I experienced a few times when my music would stop working because my phone registered that the device had been removed when it had not. In the second case, wear and tear is likely to be the culprit (I was not very kind to the wire during my first few days). But the first one is definitely the product of improper manufacturing. Over time, I worry that I will need to replace this wire. Overall, it's a fit that I would.

Piper Camacho

| Sep 25, 2020

I was initially turned off by the cheap feel of the It was only when I put them on and listened to the sound did I realize how amazing they were. It's a great pair of HD 25 are very capable of covering a wide range of terrain My ear is captivated by the bass and seems to enjoy both the mids and highs. With Sennheiser's frequency range, they have struck a good balance between low and high frequency ranges. Even when my volume was pretty high, I did not hear any distortion or clipping. These are great and sound even better with a DAC! I am very pleased with them. Audiophiles can start here if they are looking for good options.

Oakleigh Farrell

| Nov 23, 2020

It's not that I don't want it. It's time for me to return Since I have always been a Sennheiser fan, I found it difficult to believe (at first) that they were not of very high quality. It's not true at all. It does not feel good. A sound that does not stand out- If one were to change the cords on toppers, he would be in for a whole lot of trouble. The question remains, what else can be said?.

Lylah Booth

| Aug 23, 2020

This was my second test, replacing at least 20 other headphones ($150 to $350 range), in the same room, at the same time, using my iphone and on the same song (with dynamic highs and lows, volume shifts, etc) and they were all blown away by these. It was impossible to compare it to the others. My ears were amazed at the bass response, the mids are very clean (not muffled) and the highs are so crisp and clear that I could not believe my ears. It is only by comparing headphones side by side that you can determine whether one is better than the other. Comparing one to another location cannot be done while you are at one location. What's the deal with the 4 star rating? My expectation was that these headphones were made in Ireland since all of the reviews, videos, and pictures I saw indicated they were made in Ireland. The Sennheiser factory in Romania has opened for business. There seems to be no other place for consumer electronics gear to be made than here. It's not that I have anything against Romanian products, but I feel, perhaps unjustly, more confident in those produced in Ireland. That was one of the main reasons I got those products. It was a huge disappointment for me to see made in Romania. I can hardly call it made in China, but at least it wasn't stamped with that. Perhaps I am wrong, but I would expect the new factory in Romania to be state of the art since it just opened. The disappointment remains, however.

Ariah Kirby

| Jul 10, 2021