Which are the best DJ headphones??
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- In this video we put some of the leading DJ headphones head-to-head across multiple categories, highlighting both the winners and losers of each category. Find out who reigns supreme across sound quality, value, durability, adaptability, comfort and design!
Products featured in the video:
Oneodio Studio Pro 10
Hercules DJ60
Pioneer HDJ Cue 1
Oneodio Monitor 60
Sennheiser HD 25
Aiaiai TMA-2 DJ
V Moda Crossfade M-100 Master
Pioneer HDJ-X10
00:00 Intro
01:40 - 02:30 The Headphone Range
02:30 - 03:47 Comfort
03:47 - 06:51 Sound Quality
06:51 - 10:34 Adaptability
10:34 - 12:58 Looks
12:58 - 14:52 Durability
14:52 - 17:31 Sustainability
17:31 - 21:26 Value
21:26 - Your Thoughts...
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i Really Would have Loved To See The Pioneer Dj HDJ -X7 vs These Especially Giving The Price Range
Very helpful advice here. A comparison table at the end of the video would be great for those of us with short memories!
Really appreciate the level of editing, great video as always!
Excellent review. Particularly liked that you included a section on sustainability!
I love how you guys present products in a sincere way. Happy subscriber here! KUDOS brothers!
🙏🙏 thanks for watching and the kind words!
Someone who’s been in it for 20 years…really great and informative video. I also mix with iems (7.hz). Love your feedback on iems
Technics RPDJ1200's, had 2 sets in close to 30 years. Built like tanks, sounds amazing, very comfortable.
Im loving my Cue1 headphones.. I love the fact they sound great, have bluetooth capability that I can connect my phone and listen to music while walking. And they are not too expensive here in Australia ($150). All round great product for the price range
Thanks so much bro, very helpful!
I have 2 pairs 1 over ear and 1 one ear. First i thought the over ear headset was the best. But when i got my Sennheiser HD 25 on ear, there was no way back. Just like you did say in the intro. We all have different head shapes and needs. What works for me not have to work for you. Thanks for sharing i love this channel.
Does it requires any ext dac
What's your opinion on the Audio-Technica M50x vs the HD25? I currently have the Audio-Technica M40x which I use for both music production and DJing, but looking to get another pair of headphones for DJing as the my M40x is getting a little battered up. What would your recommendation be between the two (M50x vs HD25)? Having another pair of headphones to also test out my mixes (music production) is also what I want.
Really helpful presentation. Thanks
I love that you added the category sustainability
Hi Jamie, great vid... Is the Hoodie you are wearing still available?
great video, looking towards more long-form content :)
Thanks for the video!
The HD-25 are of course kind of the gold standard for DJing, DJs have been using them for decades and you will see them -everywhere-. But pretty much every owner that I've talked to over the years has run into problems regarding loose connections. There's a good video on RUclips on how to (hopefully) fix that (just type in "HD-25 fix"), but all in all, this is a big part of the reason why you shouldn't simply buy into the hype. Another issue is that the paper-thin leather cover of the ear/head cushions will degrade rather quickly. I'd suggest getting the velour ear pads.
Which of these has the best noise isolation? Clubs tend to be extremely loud and ear protection would be my biggest concern which would you recommend?
I have beyerdynamic dt 770 pro's for music production. I also dj with them at home but my head heats up after a hour. Should I look for Headphones especially for djing or du u think ill run into the same problem?
I currently have the XDJ-10 yeah it’s expensive but it worth it especially the sound quality and comfort.
I have some OneOdio Studio Headphones and I think they're superb. Comfy and the sound quality is excellent
V moda Crossfade M 100 are excellent. Highly recommend. The sound quality and build quality for me is what’s most important. From loudness during live gigs to just sitting at home working on playlists, the sound quality is just top tier. In the past I’ve had beats dj headphones and also sennheiser dj headphones. Both of those headphones fell apart within a couple years. These are crazy sturdy and will last a while. In fairness I haven’t heard any of the other headphones in this list. Just giving my two cents on the v mode’s.
Don't you find the ear shape borderline offensive? It's like they tried about 5% to make the shape be around ear rather than on ear, but the shape like an emerald from Zelda just hurts the ears. They do sound nice. But comfort level is just awful.
Yeah the cups on mine wore out after a year. For the damn price you pay for them that inexcusable.
Thanks for the video. I am more curious hearing you about the fact that there's a new way to DJ (in ear monitor). I saw couple of review and it's seems to be a lot more advantage to use them. What is your opinion about that ? thanks
I have in ear monitors for my bigger shows (festivals, big crowds) and I can’t recommend them enough! If you’re a dj who likes to mix on the fly and you do a lot of fx and tricks - can’t recommend them enough.
I'm grateful that you guys exist
love me new TMA2 after 30 years with HD25 thought i would give something new a go and mega glad I did, they are super warm, cones bigger and super modern looking, TMA2 gets my vote
I think my first pair of headphones were a set of Sony MDR V700's which at the time were awesome.
But dropping back into mixing again with Digital turntables rather than vinyl (Which doesn't make a difference) i have literally been given a set of HD25's.
I got a pair of pioneer HDJ-X5's with my set up,which are outstanding by no means but the HD's are the set aside difference.
I prefer the look of the pioneer's but the HD25's literally are the bomb for sound and being able to lumber them around behind your neck without feeling like a dumb bell is around it.
Big shout to my mate Kev for giving me the HD's, who owns around 7 pairs.
Got to be a reason he owns that many...they are the best headphones ive had in my experience.
HD-25's all the way for me. I mix Drum & Bass and for sound quality, comfort, design and weight absolutely can't fault them hence why they've been used by so many DJ's for years on end.
Same! Hd25, i can do multi hour sets like nothing. And the weight!! Just a well thought of headphone
I hated them. Switched to the M50X.
They are solid time tested. Like the Caharrt of headphones. They’ll never let you down. I had. mods and despite what they say, they fell to bits.
I agree.
@@ImpactSpace what was your issue with them ?
I have the X10's for a while now. The one thing that's gotten me is that I can't find replacement pads for the headphone cups....so thus they're very uncomfortable. I've switched over to aiaia's now for the replacebility factor.
Great Job on you vídeo i just want to start on this hobby and you channel give me a good information
what about external sound profing\blocking?? which are the best in that caragory?
The timing of this, Jamie - insane. I literally have four different sites open looking for headphones. I just WISH they looked cooler (more colourful)
What do people think of Pioneer DJ HDJ-X7’s?
This is a great top video for beginner dj's.
Lived with the HD-25 for a few years but the connections became glitchy and they were never that comfortable being too highly sprung so fit tight. Still good though. Changed to the V-Moda 2 years ago - comfort is unparalleled and sound quality is top, could do with a little less bass, expensive yes but very pleased with V-Moda.
I have V-Moda LP2, literally I have owned them like 7-8 years or more, and they still are so lovely and works great, overall I still just love them, but now i'm wanting to buy new dj headphones and I was wanting to try those Sennheiser HD-25 Plus, but I'm not really fan of over ear style headphones, it just feels so wrong when heaphones are hovering on your ear than actually pressing against your skull all around your ear, also when it's all around ear, it seals better outside noise/music when you trying to mix.
I have vmoda crossfade lp2 for 10 years almost. Now switched to m100. I love vmoda
For fps gaming is dj headphones will be better choice to listen all gaming details and directions in game ?
The One Audios on the budget end, I've had a pair of those for around 6 months and I am more than happy with them, although they are quite large I found this was a positive when it came to comfort, they fit over your ear nicely and don't seem to makeup your ears ache like some of the smaller headphones can.. For a budget headphone they are very good imho.
I think the audio-technica m50x has it by far I don’t know why he didn’t mention it sound comfortable is awesome it’s only $150 so…
@Cristian Kefallinos also
can you make a video about best in ear monitors? producing, djing, flat frequency, sound isolation, sound quality
Great review
I have purchased a Technics DJ1200 more than 20 years back and used it daily. It has some marks, but it is stil alive and kicking. I only had to replace the ear pads. There is only one for me.
My headphones are nowhere representative of what's coming out of my speakers. Can get it dialed in on the phones then the mix sounds like garbage on the speaker, if I just mix with the speaker it works great. Not sure if my headphones are crap or if my s11 has a faulty headphone jack, would love to pick your brain. Is it supposed to sound echo'y when the the headphone control is set to mixer between cue and master?
hi there...thanks for the video...which are best at sound isolation, so one doesn't need to play them very load over the PA system...
Ultimately, its a personal choice, but I would be looking at full size, over the ear designs that have a closed, not open, back. IEM's are also very good. The Shure 215's will work very well in a DJ environment. Also, don't be quick to judge the 215's on how difficult they are to put on. At first, they can be a real pain in the ass, but after you use them a few times, it becomes 2nd nature, and you'll be glad you have them.
I had the Groove GV BT700 Ultra for 6 Years and they finally gave up on me yesterday. I’d say they’re perfect for a beginner on a budget because the quality is amazing and they’re only £18 now. Currently waiting for my HDJ-X5s to arrive which I got used for £50
I have been using the Sony MDR 7506 for over a decade for studio and dj work. They are solid gear, but if you want bass heavy, look elsewhere. These are designed to be fairly neutral headphones. It is relatively easy to find replacement parts. Though all i have done is replace the pads and modified them for a detachable cord.
Are they isolated from external loud noises? I like their design and sony know how to make these kind of things...
@@Renato2Guitar standard ear pads do good, get aftermarket pads for added isolation and comfort.
I was expecting the category for noose isolation 🙃, it is very important for me to have it good so i Can listen well the next mix.
Another important thing for me is that they are not too expensive in case they get lost or broken.
At the moment i have the AKG K182 and i love them.
I’ve had quite a few headphones over the years but have settled for the Sennheiser HD8 DJ..
I have jumped back into the market for a new set of headphones but after owning a fair share of headphones there are key attributes I am looking for. They start in different scenarios for me. A. Dj'ing with Vinyl and then B. Dj'ing with media players, sound silly but logistics come into play. In a Vinyl set I am walking around, talking to people a lot turning around and rushing to grab a different record. Now with the Vinyl resurgence people really want to know what you are playing because since it's a tangible item people know that they can possibly own it to, so they want to see the covers and conversations get kicked off where in a media realm it's just nowhere near the same type of engagement and energy. Because every record is not at your fingertips the cord becomes an attribute where it can't be long and lay on the ground and get stepped on and or you trip on it but in a media scenario it's straightforward just stand there press buttons and touch jog wheels. With that I want a detachable locking cable that is coiled that would give me up to 7' of stretch to navigate the flight cases, Over ear design 50mm drivers a bass punch to them and not a monstrosity for my Dome. I have the V-Moda's and they have big bass on them, but I hate the cord as they can get unplugged easily from the headset and yes, I agree they apply the most head tension in my array of cans and also the ear cups themselves can pop off the metal bracket. The gap from the cup to the bracket is narrow, the wire can get pinched between them and sadly I don't use them much at all - the headband veneer material has also disintegrated exposing the under material, not cool I had an older pair of Sony's / the Dj pair that were Silver but one day the left speaker went out so I diched them and I was short on $ so I reverted to using the Sony MD 7506 and just got used to them, they are by no means Bass heavy but they are just too comfortable and simple in a Great way. All my other headsets are Semi open sets not really applicable for a Loud room where you're near the Main Speakers (I Dj Bars and Smaller Venues) Since I have been Dj'ing more I don't really mind spending a bit more since they can pay for themselves nowadays looking at the Shure SRH750, Pioneer HDJX10 - I like the mini xlr locking connection. I have not made up my mind yet because I have not listened to them but after watching this, I am going to look into those Sennheiser's. Great Vid nice unbiased review of what's in hand.
I've had a pair of pioneer se-dj5000's for about 20 years. They've held up pretty good. nothing ever broke or stopped functioning, however the ear pads are now flat and very uncomfortable for prolonged use. still using em though...lol
Any feedback on the audio technic mx50?
Hey there guys, I've been observing the scene for the past 15 years and my observations that the djs use Hd25 or the Pioneer top end headphones. Me personnaly I bought a Pioneer HDJ2000 in 2011 and I've been using them for the last 12 years. Only adjustments i've make for that decade of use is to change the leather pads 2 times. They still sound amazing and the build quality is up there with the price. They costed 350USd back in the day and after more than a decade of use , I think this price is well worth it. Recently a friend of mine gave me his HDJ X10 for comparaison and I stronly believe they are the best headphones on the market currently. If I were to get a new pair of headphones, I'll definitely go with the HDJX10's.
Truly surprised th that SONY and Technics didn't make the lot. Great video and comparison list
I had Pioneer DJ HDJ-Cue1’s they were pretty awesome. I’ve had (2) pairs of HDJ-X5’s my German Shepherd chewed them up when I had them out practicing. I want X10’s however they’re kinda pricey LOL 😂
I’m very happy with my HDJ-X7’s they sound great and check all the other boxes ✅
Just bought the x10’s and they really are amazing
I’m looking into those, to they make “ clicking “noise as some people have said they do when swiveling and moving the ear cups around? Or did they just happen to get defective ones?
Hi guys, great comparison, thank you.
I have to wear glasses. Any particular recommendations? With my current on ear headphones, it starts to hurt after a while.
Have a good one!!
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Where is the hoodie from ? love it
Awsome review im dj for a years and i can tell you Senheiser is No1 for every in dj world from music mastering to classic dj ing and regulary music listening never dissapoint me they cost little bit more than other models but they give you sound quality which is No1 thing when i buy headphones
I still use my pioneer se-450's. Insane durability of 30 years, insane loudness (i use them with earplugs in), Cheap af, easy to buy 2nd hand and rock solid if you don't mind modding them after some years of use. Now that's a real legend in the dj headphone space.
I only found a Pro 50 or a Monitor 60 for ONeOdio. Can you please confirm the model?
It’s the Monitor Pro 60
I've been using pair of hdj cue1 for the last 2-3 years,i mix in the headphones,they're great but do pinch my ears a bit after an hour or so.i would recommend them.
What app used in the phone?
20 years I’ve been using my silver Sony V700’s and my last pair just died. I am so nervous to try any other brand or style. I’ve used these for touring and they were only ones that I could 100% hear myself mix properly with, no matter what size venue. I really appreciate your feedback and will try some of these 🙏
What would be the BEST headphones for noise isolation? I have some tinnitus and I really want to protect myself from loud noise when playing! the lower I need to put the headphones volume the better.
Custom in ear monitors are your answer. They’re pricey, but they will help save your hearing in the long run.
I think they really messed up by missing those categories. Also, saying the sound quality is fine for any of them? Come on. No way that can be true. This all just felt a bit too casual for me.
Wish the HDJ-1000 was still on the market. Fragile? Yes, but killer sound, and they're the most comfortable thing I've ever worn on my head.
Regarding the AIAIAIs, I think it is worth mentioning that with them being modular, you'll do very well customizing them and choosing the S05 speaker unit instead of the S02 that is included in this base model. The S05 has a flatter sound, sure, but much superior sound quality, which I guess would have made them rank higher in this review.
Agreed! The S02 is too bass heavy and not suited for mixing. The S05 is much more balanced and generally sounds much better. I assume they had the S02, otherwise the AIAIAI would not have gotten such a bad rating for sound quality.
Don‘t understand why AIAIAI sells the DJ preset with the S02. Doesn‘t make sense in my opinion.
I personally dont like the S05 drivers for DJing, I would consider myself an audiophile but it just somehow feels and sounds like they are not made for beatmatching and such. Even tho i prefer a flatter sound, playing two tracks on top of each other just works way better on the S02 drivers. Maybe its the V shape tuning or somthing about dynamic range. I cant really tell.
I stopped watching this video when he said de aiaiai have the worst sound quality lol
@@walasfilms Well you shouldn't have. I'm a sound tech and they really are awful
@@MultiSpazzo which ones would you say are better for djing? And what do you think about the HD 25?
Can I use the Pioneers or another one of these for Techno listening? no mixing or producing, ... not yet anyway. Primarily for listening.
Got V-moda m100, ath-m50x and Hd-25. Tried and tested all of then and id say. HD 25 is the king.
Denon DJ HP1100? Any thoughts?
Are Apple pro max headphones frowned upon? Just asking because I have them and I’m new to dj’ing. Just wondering what the big difference is between these and the apple pro max. Might be a noob question lol sorry
Audio Technica ATH M50x BT2 and Pioneer HDJ CUE1 are my favourites
I already have de CUE1s and I love them.
I did have some One Odio but they literally fell apart at the swivel part and the cups covering went sort of slimey, 3 months out of warranrty. They were extremely comfortable and had good bass so I wasn't happy. Cuerrently I use AKG K92 and they produce good sound but not too much bass. I use them with Serato Pro but also Reason 11 and Cubase 12. They're just the right weight to wear for a long day and sound is more than acceptable for monitoring and producing. As I'm on a budget I can't justify £300 plus for headphones as I have discovered over several years that expensive doesn't always mean better.
I’ve Bose, old Sony, & sennhisers. But I bought 2 pairs of OneOdio… pro 10 & the 70s…. They are brilliant… yes there cheaply made, but the sound is fantastic, they are light, so comfortable & hey look cool. Super value for money. The 70s even have Bluetooth. For DJing I find them amazing.
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Great Vid Jamie! I have a pair of Pioneer HDJ-X5BT which are pretty good but the headband padding wears out quite fast and there’s no replacement for that. Also the cable quality it’s pretty poor. I still love my Sennheiser HD-25. Been rocking them for over 7yrs now. Gotta love modular headphones 🎧🙂
I had two Pioneers headphone:hdj 500 & x5. Both broke on the headband area. Decent sound quality, but not durable. Now i have audiotechnica ath m50 for more than a year. Not a scrach, sounds good, comfortable. Also re ently bought those Pioners cue one bluetooth as a back back. Not too good compare to old Pioneers & not on the same league as as Audiotechnica, but decent as back-up & bluetooth headphones for leasure or just walk around somethere listening to some tunes. Great video though as usual🙌🙌
Opting for the step up from the 500/X5 comes with a significant improvement in materials. I've tortured my HDJ X7s for nearly 4 years now, and everything works as good as the day I bought 'em.
Why are the Audio Technica M50X always missing from these reviews? They're commonly used, have great passive noise cancelling they're great for casual listening and DJing, have great sound quality, and are super comfortable, and they're not super expensive.
I use it too
Like I said there are more headphones on the market that should be considered. These were just the headphones we have in the studio that have been sent to us. Thanks for sharing, it may be good for those reading the comments to look into the other options on the market so extremely valuable for letting people know about the audio technica’s
Holy shit this videos dropped at the perfect time. My friend dropped my beats and I needed new headphone and got the sennheiser and hated them.
I have the Odio One's. Have had them for a year and a half with daily studio use. I thought I should upgrade for DJ gigs. I bought Pioneer HDJ-X10's (Pioneer's best) and I found that the Pioneers ear cups rotate the wrong direction and were uncomfortable and quite heavy and tight on my head. As far as sound, even at the highest levels, I could not tell the difference in sound quality. Mids could be a touch warmer, but barely. The weight and tightness on my head kept the cups from vibrating on the X10's. But for the price difference, the Odio's won!
keep up the good vibe
V Moda M - 200 ANC good for DJing ?
I'm surprised you don't have the Audio Technica ATH-m50x in this list
Amazon affiliate links to these headphones would be great here!
I'm a little surprised that you played down the HDs. They've been an industry workhorse for such a long time. I'm also surprised the HDJ X7 (my current set of cans) was omitted from this lineup. Better sound and durability than the CUE1. As far as I can tell, the jump in sound quality to the X10 doesn't justify the expense.
I’m looking at upgrading to the X7’s as we speak. I’m guessing it’s worth the buy?
Confused as to why they weren’t included in the video as it’s either those or the Sennheisers that I see most DJs with
HD26 pro here. The + of the HD25 with some tiny differences here and there that pay off for DJs in my opinion (more punch in the bass, rounder highs, comfort, security switch for DBs and look). ✌
this comment makes me to order the hd26 now :)
smart choice imo ;) (9 months later I'm still convinced)@@DjJoeEmeric
HD 25-II, the only ones that are fit for producing as well. Which is huge.
thanks for adding sustainabbility 😁
How about sony mdr 7506?
Love this video. I took way too long researching headphones and was stuck between the cue1s an a pair of audio technica mx50s I saw those odio ones and couldn't believe for the price they'd be as good as the reviews stated so stayed away from them! Also loving the lights behind you! Where can I get some
Hey there! Some weeks ago had kinda the same issue. So I ordered the m50x, the one odio pro 60 and some pioneer dj hrm-6 and tried them out. The pioneers were much to bassy and muddy. The one odios had great sound and the most comfortable fit I ever had with headphones, but for djing they were too loose for me on the head. So I decided for the m50x. They are less comfortable, but they stick to my head and have a little bit clearer highs than the one odios. And the build quality is great!
Sennheiser HD25s absolutely do have a detachable cable. What were you referring to? The Sennheiser PLUS kit literally comes with a straight cable and coiled cable you can swap out. The entire headset is modular.
I've had TMA for over 7 years now. I bought the Young Guru ones which were TMA-1. Unfortunately they were in early day's and the headband snapped after about a year. Aiaiai customer service was superb tho. I basically sent them a photo, and they asked me to cut the cords to the cans and send a pic over. They then told me to bin them and they sent me the parts of the same specs but in a TMA-2. They've been great since, I've replaced the cable twice and the pads last year, but they are still going strong. Prior to those I had HD25, overrated imo. The pads deteriated fairly quickly (something tells me you've not had the same pads for 15 years) and I struggled to find a replacement cable in time for my next gig, so they went on ebay. I'd had them less than 2 years.
damn, they didn't do nothing for me!!!
@@OBDPVCR same for me.. i've been using it with a broken headband for a few years now.. just waiting for a discount to buy the tma-2
Which of the following pairs DJ headphones do you think is best in sound isolation?
1. AIAIAI TMA-1
2. Sony MDRV6
3. Audio-Technica ATH-M50X
4. V-Moda Crossfade M-100
5. Extreme Isolation One-42 DJ Headphones
what about v moda m200 ?
I've owned just about every pair of headphone on the market and bought the Sennheiser HD-25 as a joke, thinking that they were going to break in 1 year and to my surprise they've held off after 4 years of SOLID abuse.
Their build quality can feel flimsy at first but do not underestimate the titanium-like plastic that they've used on these headphones.
I've dropped them a gazzilion times, used them for long listening sesions (8+ hrs almost every day) and they still feel and sound brand new.
No wonder DJs prefer them, they can definitely take a punch.
Always used Technics as they have great sound quality, has both jack sizes , comfy and priced well.
Which set of Technics? I found RPDH1200 to be quite heavy after a couple hours. Missed the boat on the RPDJ1210, but some people I trust used them for quite some time.
@@djemjay85 1210 now deleted get the 1200 same but black
@@markcottler1038 Is sound quality good on them?
@@milanessiofficial the best
How much this cost in there Philippines I’m checking there “
I bought HD25's just based on the reputation... For me, they don't fit well on my head and it seems to take a lot more work and time than it should flipping them around your neck and back on your ears. They also don't fully enclose your ear so live you have to BLAST the volume
Any chance you could summarise all that in a table?
Lots of good info but being interspersed in a 20min video, it's tricky to go back and recap.
For me has to me Vmoda m100 I've had a pioneer technics and Sony headphone and the m100s have been by far the best 👌
Oneodio is great, the only problem i have is the ear cups/cushions are peeling.
Regarding durability, the hdj-x10s have passed a military grade test for durability. Astounding to Mr you did not mention this as I think this is unique among headphones.
I just use my £10 sony earphones and I use them for everything. The quality is actually really good and I find my hearing is good so even though they’re not top quality they’re good for me just mixing at home. I’ve always found sony to be the best though.