PHILIPSOver Ear Wired Stereo Headphones for Podcasts, Studio Monitoring and Recording Headset for Computer, Keyboard and Guitar with 6.3 mm (1/4") Add On Adapter

The truth is that making the main decision to buy these headphones was more the price than anything else, I did not expect higher sound quality because all the "in-ear" versions of this brand sound terrible and those that have noise cancellation are null, so I ventured to buy them and I have taken a big surprise because they sound very well, bass good enough for some treble that also sound good, the good thing is that the cable is quite long, and that it brings an adapter for a larger plug, the only thing I can put buts is that it would be great that The ear pads were a little bigger and the pad that is supposed to be on the belt that holds the helmets is almost non-existent, it is not padded enough but for the price it is fine. The other reason I bought them is because I wanted to make a transition to analog because I'm listening to a lot of 7-inch 45 rpm discs and they're good for that. Don't doubt that the price is exceptional for the quality of these hearing aids. By the way, don't buy the Philips "in-ear", it's wasting your time and money, but these are great.

I purchased these just to listen to music on my cell phone and Sony Walkman, so no professional. I bought this set and Rumoon headphones https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D14FBD59?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1My comparison of the two:This set sits more comfortable on my head, but I did find I felt a bit of a squeeze just under my ear, although they felt great On my ear, and overall, after moving them around the squeeze wasn't enough to deter me away from them.The sound is very good on these, way better than the AKG earbuds I tried to use, (which were horribly tinny and would not fit right in my ears). There were a couple of songs where it was a little 'crackly' in my ears, but both these and the Rumoon did it to be honest. The volume is definitely lower on these than on the Rumoon. I don't like exceptionally loud noises anyway, so with the headphones all the way up and my phone volume all the way up, it was still comfortably loud. It would probably be too low for a lot of people. It is a nice feature that the cord is Really long, like super long, and there's volume control right on the cord.It was a really hard decision for me which set to go with, but ultimately, I prefer the bass being a bit more pronounced, which makes the music feel more immersive to me.

I bought the silver headphones. I just wanted some headphones so I could listen to my records and not wake up the whole house. When I first took them out, I liked they way they looked and Philips is a well known brand. I also liked the fact that I could connect the headphones with two different jacks. What I wasn’t prepared for was the extremely long cord!! I’ve never owned headphones like this. I can walk to another bedroom and not tug on the cord. I took a close look at the box and it says TV listening 6m. That’s 6 meters! I didn’t want TV headphones, but that’s what I was sent. I looked back on the product page and the video even says 2m. That would have been better. I guess in the bright side is that I can walk around my office room and have enough cord to walk around. The sound quality is decent. Wish it had more bass, but it could just be the record player. I do like the feel of the fabric ear pads and the volume control wheel on the cord itself. I won’t return them, but just want you to be aware.

This review is for the PHILIPS Over Ear Wired Stereo Headphones (the silver ones).These are good headphones. It has decent sound. I found this model to work great with my computer setup. I have it connected to a small mixer so I can share the headphones with other non-wireless devices.When the headphones are new the plastic arch feels stiff, but in time the headphones adjust to your head size. The cable length is super long but the signal never deteriorates as to stop functioning. The adjustable volume is handy and I use it often.What I like best about these headphones is the soft foam material for the headphone pads. It feels very comfortable on the ears and also it is easy to remove for cleaning.In my opinion I think it is a good wired option and for my purposes it works fine.

These headphones are lightweight, but that's about all that's going for them.The sound quality however leaves a bit to be desired: the bass really feels lackluster.Comfort-wise, these don't really fit to a head very well. The earcups are slightly rotated, so they can only fit in one direction on your head, which SHOULD improve ergonomics, but they still kinda place pressure on you if your head is at all larger. It *fits* but if you're like me you won't be able to wear them for very long like advertised. It's something you could probably get used to, but it's a major pain point for me.The cable is very long which at least is a plus, as so many headsets opt for a 3 ft cable it seems like. But, overall, this set of headphones falls far short of expectations.The packaging (which arrived crushed, by the way) also can't be opened without ripping the box, which seems like it will make returns a mess, if I try to return it.

I bought this headphones to help with some demo production with my band. These headphones don’t allow you to crank the volume really at all, unless you want to listen to music distorted. They aren’t the best for performance, but if you’re willing to bare the quality of sound in favor of saving money, these are definitely for you. They are slightly fragile, but as long as you aren’t very rough and careless with them they won’t break. They fit very well on most heads, and the cord is long. They don’t move or slide around on your head as you move, and stay together really well.

good for playing piano you get what you pay for, but it is good for beginners. The volume control is good, the sound quality is good and it’s honestly pretty alright for the value

Love these headphones. They work great without being overpriced.