Pioneer DJHDJ-X5 Professional DJ Headphones - Black

If you want to take on Djing and want to learn, this is a great purchase because sound quality and build quality are very good. Design is cool and ultimately will do the job for you if you’re going live.

I can hear so much more detail in every track, with a smooth, pleasant bass that’s never overwhelming.

The Pioneer DJ HDJ-X5 offers solid performance and durability at an accessible price point, making it a suitable choice for entry-level DJs and bass lovers.

Great headphones

Sound quality is amazing, haven’t had any breaks w the headphones yet like others but two issues I have is the cord length is a little too short for my liking, and there is some kind of issue when I plug it into the headphones where sometimes it will only play out of one side until I jiggle it around. Otherwise for price it’s good headphones, very loud, relatively easy to pick out the lows highs and mids when you mess around w your set up.

Excelente precio buen sonido la preescucha de buena calidad

These headphones are for djing! Do not buy them for music production, I've already seen people do this and use them for home listening. Really, they're loud, for a reason, when you're at the club you need to hear the floor, which these headphones perfectly do, they make it very easy to mix, due to them being very loud. Very nice swivel on the ear piece, so I can use one ear without damaging them, very comfy, comes with an adapter, carrying case is light but not the best "case" its literally a bag, but it serves its purpose. For $100, i do think these are worth it for djing, for studio production, go get some near field speakers from pioneer, cause you won't have luck with dj headphones, because their built for the dj atmosphere instead of the home listening bassy environment, therefore I think they are great, buy them if you are on a budget, cause they serve their purpose.

We'll see if they handle the test of time. I wanted a less-expensive version of Pioneer Headphones since they all invariably break in 2-4 years' time. Why spend $300 when you can spend $100? Well these definitely feel cheaper. Sound quality is good - not AS good as their top shelf models, but good. They just feel like they won't be as durable. But again, if these last 2 years, compared to the $300 model lasting 2-4 years, then I'm ahead of the game. What we finally need are fully metal-framed headphones. Pioneer please!*Update* After 14-15 months of use as professional DJ, roughly 3-4 gigs per week, they have finally cracked, and on BOTH joints. I glued and taped them and they gave me another month or 2, but that's a wrap, they're now in the trash. I will be seeking out headphones made only of metal and truly unbreakable, regardless of price.*Update* Bought a 2nd pair to replace the above pair... this pair lasted 6 months... BOTH left and right hinges broke, separately.