Behringer HPM1000

I use these mainly for listening to music at a computer. The sound is okay but not amazing, you can really tell that these are cheap headphones. It's not clear, with a slightly muffled bass response and a bit dark in the high end. However, they're perfectly functional, and the sound quality is fine for the price. They're a bit flimsy but again, acceptable build quality for the price. The headphones are comfortable to wear, and the cable is a good length for listening at a desk -you'd probably want something longer for monitoring. Overall, these headphones are good value, but if you're wanting to do some serious work, it'll pay off to invest a bit more.

I had my doubts when ordering these because of the insanely low pricing for a pair of headphones, but I was pleasantly surprised when they arrived. They are easy to adjust, and really comfortable, and the build is solid, apart from feeling a bit plastic-y. You could not find a better pair of headphones for a price that's even remotely close to these. The sound is really good, but they lack a little top. Unless you are going to go all in and splurge on a pair of pro studio headphones, I really would just get these headphones. Overall great performance and durability, and at an uncontestable price.

I ordered these as they were the cheapest headphones on here, as a cheap set to use for monitoring when recording bands (I offer portable recording services). I was expecting something small, crap and budget (as you'd expect from headphones as cheap as these), but I'm actually pleasantly surprised. I'm not rushing out to buy a pair for mixing or listening on, but they're certainly decent quality, and push out a quality sound for the price. They still have nothing on other brands of headphones such as Sennheiser or Audio Technica, (not as clear bass, for example), but they still sound fairly good. I would recommend them as a bulk buy for monitoring in studios, not as main mixing headphones or anything of that sort.