OneOdio A70 Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones, Wireless Headphones with 72H Playtime, Hi-Res, Built-in Mic, 3.5mm/6.35mm Wired Audio Jack for Studio Monitor & Mixing DJ Guitar AMP, Computer Laptop PC

I recently got a digital multitrack for home studio. I have several pairs of headphones, some corded, some cordless, but the recorder wants corded and my computer does not have a mic jack. And, I have now learned, they are all crappy headphones. I know that now because of how different things sound with these. Really, even an entry level studio headphone like this makes and incredible difference in sound quality. AND the connectivity is very well thought out: Bluetooth, 1/4", and 3.5mm options, so it can be used with all your equipment. It also has a microphone, so it can be used with Zoom or a phone, but the mic is not of a quality for podcasts or studio work, so you will want a different sound input if you are doing that. (The iMac mic is much better for voice.). I have been using the set for several days without a recharge, so the impressive claims about charge time seem to be confirmed. The earmuff shape is also more comfortable for me and stays in place better than the round ones, and cancels more sound. I am sure that there are advantages to some higher-priced headsets, but this is impressive sound quality for a little more than a budget set, and WAY less than things marketed to audiophiles.

Very nice headphones. I use them DJ'ing (plugged in so jo BT lag) as well as listen to other BT sources. Battery life is INCREDIBLE!The audio is full, bass response is excellent and my music sounds great with these.Highly recommended !The storage bag is a nice touch and the cables for plugged in use are very high quality.Its even good with phone for BT calls and computer gaming/video conferencing as it has a built in microphone.Oh, and the price was the best part!!!

It’s hard to beat the versatility of these headphones as you can use them with Bluetooth, 3.5mm (1/8”) stereo jack, and 6.35mm (1/4”) and the cables for wired use are included. This allows the headphones to be used with a wide variety of audio devices both analog and digital. The headphones are also quite comfortable with good pads and they are lightweight. The downside here is sound quality… it’s not terrible, they are just far from neutral with a big emphasis on lower-mid range and they also lack clarity. In conclusion, I would recommend these for listening to videos, gaming, guitar practice (older amps used the 1/4” jack), checking out older analog stereo equipment, traveling. For more serious music lovers or any kind of mixing or audio work, you will need to look elsewhere.

First impressions- I love these! I previously had a different pair of wired, over-ear headphones from OneOdio that were my go-to (and one of their most popular sets), but listening to these two back-to-back I'd say the A70 definitely lives up to the price difference, and has to be my new favorite pair of headphones.Pros:- SOUND: Sound quality's awesome! Really clear audio with solid bass quality, and the noise suppression's pretty decent too (given the price range these are in). I thought there would be a sizeable decrease in quality from the wired vs bluetooth modes, but I actually found it pretty difficult to sense any difference.- COMFORT: Definitely a step up in comfort from my other set. The other one's ear pads had bulky, circular cushioning that gave me headaches if I wore them too long, whereas these have a smaller, flatter rectangular design that fits a lot better. The foam inside is also a little less dense so the compression isn't too harsh, with the foam across the band being more dense to offer greater support.- BUILD QUALITY: I'd say these are impressively well made for the price they're listed as. I've hada number of headphones that I could tell felt cheap from the moment I picked them up, but these feel really solid! My last set, despite being decent quality compared to a lot of other budget headphones out there, still had some problems with them that made them feel a bit clunky (ear cups had full rotation which felt flimsy, you could hear plastic creaking when moving around). This pair however feels very well put together, with the ear cups having a fixed limit for rotation, and no excess noise coming from the plastic.Cons/Critiques:- NOISE LEAK: I've seen this come up for other reviewers, and I will note that there is a bit of sound leakage. I don't think this is too big of an issue however, since you do have to turn up your volume to a bit of a high level for anything that comes out to be really noticeable (though this will vary depending on what kind of environment you're in). If you're gonna be using these in noisy public spaces or just on your own at home, then I wouldn't say it's anything to worry about.- BUTTONS: Bit of a nitpick, but the buttons are pretty noisy and do feel a bit cheap compared to the rest of the design. Interestingly enough, the power button makes significantly less noise and feels better built-in than the volume buttons. I think this was to make a better distinction between the three when the headset is worn, though I do wish they had all been built in a way that felt a little better.- EAR PADS: Now, this is a *very minor* issue to me personally, but the ear pads compressing do make a bit of a rubbery creaking sound that you can hear fairly loudly when you grab them with the headset on. I'm pretty sensitive to noise so this is just a little thing I noticed- I do think it can be ignored just fine since you'll only hear it when taking them off, but I figured I'd mention it since I wrote about the excess noise previously.* IF YOU'RE GOING TO BUY THESE: Not a critique, but I'm going to mention it since I didn't see it brought up on the user manual- the cable itself has a sort of locking mechanism where it connects to the headphones (this is the first time I'm seeing it, but it might be used with other brands as well). There's a piece attached to the connector that slips into the matching shape of the port, very similar to a key. From there, it can be turned left to offset the alignment of the piece inside, keeping the cord from being pulled out. By turning it fully right until it stops, the piece lines up with the shape of the port again and you can remove the cable. Just thought I'd point this out since it took me a minute to realize how it worked, and I scratched up the port a good bit in the process :')Overall, real good stuff! Highly recommend for anyone wanting to find a solid pair of headphones without spending a fortune

I cannot believe how well these work and how well designed they are, especially given the price. Bluetooth works great, connects easily, sounds good. The complete assortment of connecting cables offering an option for nearly any situation you may encounter is fantastic. The innovation of the locking 3.5mm jack with the little wings is genius and should be built into EVERY device. Sound is certainly not "audiophile" but more than good enough. Only weird thing - not an issue - is that I bought two pairs of these for my kids and the charging ports are different on each. Not a problem at all, just weird.