Best Monitoring Headphones

[0.045 lb] If you have mic'd headphones, then this TRRS is useful for monitoring and recording on a lightning input iPhone.

[Stereo] They have a clear sound and good build, exactly what I'm looking for in affordable monitoring headphones

[Closed-Back] Best headphones I've ever owned! Outstanding!

[17 Ohms] Needed on set monitoring headphones that were good quality and small. Get the job done.

[SDI, HDMI] The Best monitoring solution compared with much expensive Small HD .... Priced as entry level - image quality as premium . Buy without doubt

[5 Hz to 40 kHz] That is my sassy yes because these headphones are sweeet! I use it for podcast as well as monitoring sound with the zoom h6 recorder. It provides a nice even sound that allows you to accurately mix sound to the best you can. It also comes with two headphone wires one smooth and one coiled up, so you have choices! I definitely recommend these headphones and if you have the extra budget go for the m50x! I hope this review helps those looking for some good monitoring headphones.

[0.025 lb] These are the best headphones I’ve come across for live monitoring. I just used them at a loud event and was able to clearly hear the audio I was recording.

[3/8"-16] These are my go-to monitoring headphones. I'm not an audio pro, but I love the sound on these things and they've stood up to a good amount of travel and use.

[96 dB ] These are an excellent pair of monitoring (I even do some light mixing with them) headphones. I got an open box set that made the price point even more attractive. While pretty comfortable, I do still find ear fatigue becomes a problem after an hour or two at the desk. (But that just encourages you to stand up and take a walk, anyway.)

[10' / 3 m] Comparing this to AKG K240 Studio monitoring headphones it is not as good. But it's very close. This was the only headphone I could find with a removable cable at this price point. Sound quality is very good but not excellent. This may be that I haven't broken the headphones in yet, but the sound stage is stiff and the treble with percussion is a bit muddled without good separation like on the AKG. These headphones have more emphasis on the low-end than the AKG 240's though. Comfort-wise these headphones fit better than AKG from the get-go -- it took awhile for the AKG's to loosen and stop squeezing my glasses to my head. However, I wish the pads were slightly bigger or oval shaped to fit the ears more comfortably. The padding is very soft. Another reviewer noted that the Polsen's 32ohm drivers cannot be driven by an iPad, but this is not the case. I had no issues when testing with normal volumes on an iPad Mini 2. The AKG K240's are 55 ohms in comparison and are decidedly quieter. A good purchase for good quality monitoring.