Best Bluetooth Headband Headphones

[Dynamic] The Senal SMH-1000-MK2is lightweight, the cushiony ear pads and headband should fit confortably to everyone. I like the fact that the bottom headband side that touches my head is made of leather / leatherette, which is easy to clean with a mild detergent or 50% (max solution) alchohol with a soft cloth, rather than the headphones that are made of a mesh material which accumulates dirt and body stuff.  Additionally, I recommend buying disposable headband and ear pad protectors such as the Auray Disposable Over-Ear Headphone Covers (50 Pairs, Black) https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1585973-REG/auray_hpc_45bk_disposable_headphone_cover_4_5.html for the ultimate in hygiene thus keeping that letter finish from deteriorating due to skin oils. Once I tried it, I can't go back. I love having those disposable pads on every single headphone I own! They also make in white. Performance: This headphone is excellent for critical listening for music and audio monitoring for video production. It has sufficient treble and the mid range boost vocals slightly and gently, just the right amount which is desired, thus maintaining the midrange mild, not piercing.  I tested this headphone listening to Metal, Techno, Classical and HipHop. It provides the adequate amount of bass in a way the studio meant to be heard, balancing all frequencies as a whole. If you're a bass head looking for bass shattering headphones, where 99% of BASS is all that matters before the actual rest of the music, this is not the product for you. Volume: With the impedance of 64 Ohms, even on a MacBook Air, it is loud enough. About 90db, which is loud enough . If you want louder, it will depend on the equipment you are using. Therefore, I'm pleased with this headphone. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review].

[Open-Back] The isolation these offer is great, they totally shut out noise from the outside world. Their midbass response is very emphasized, to the point of them sounding a little underwater-ish out of the box. I have it EQ'd down about 3db centered on 350Hz, spanning from about 150-800Hz and with that they sound immaculate. Definitely my favorite pair of headphones I've tried to date, I prefer these over DT 770 or Sundara (the other headphones I have experience with). They have a powerful bass response but not at the expense of other frequencies, if you're into electronic music or anything with substantial low-end, these will do it justice. The headband isn't padded extremely well, they are plenty comfortable at first but after a few hours of wearing them it can get fatiguing on the head, I added a few adhesive memory foam pads to the headband to remedy this. If you're after a perfectly flat response, look into the endless open back options. But if isolation and really present low-end response is what you want, these will take you to another world!

[0.04 lb] I replaced the cracking headband on my HD 280 Pro headphones with this one from Sennheiser. It's a perfect fit and easy to install (package has instructions).

[10 x 4 x 1.95"] Perfectly replaced the headband on my HD280 headphones which was peeling like a bad sunburn. No instructions, but just be sure to overlap the grooves as much as possible, and start from either end pressing them together like a resealable plastic bag's seal.

[Open-Back] These are redesigned of the previous marbled headband headphones. i think they look better than the previous gen and the sound seems to be the same. Good for the money but just make sure you have a good AMP/DAC to drive them to their full potential.

[0.065 lb] After two years my headband padding was torn and looking grubby. One of the reasons I bought the HD280 was the replaceable parts. This pad is easier to replace if you stretch the headphones apart using something so the headband area is closer to flat. I tore the old one off and then the new one fit right on. Now my headphones look like new!

After two years my headband padding was torn and looking grubby. One of the reasons I bought the HD280 was the replaceable parts. This pad is easier to replace if you stretch the headphones apart using something so the headband area is closer to flat. I tore the old one off and then the new one fit right on. Now my headphones look like new!

I replaced the cracking headband on my HD 280 Pro headphones with this one from Sennheiser. It's a perfect fit and easy to install (package has instructions).

Perfectly replaced the headband on my HD280 headphones which was peeling like a bad sunburn. No instructions, but just be sure to overlap the grooves as much as possible, and start from either end pressing them together like a resealable plastic bag's seal.

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