Best Cheap Headphones With Usb Audio

Best and cheap!

Best headphones I own.

these are inexpensive headphones not cheap ones.  good for basic non critical audio monitoring for video.  For when you need to know you are recording and the levels are adequate.  Also fine for non-audiophiles for listening to music.

I'm no audiophile, but I purchased these headphones after some research on some relatively cheap headphones with good audio quality, leading me to these headphones. I've seen mainly good things, but I saw a few iffy reviews so I was unsure whether or not they'd be what I imagined, but I can safely say they lived up to my expectations, if not surpassed them. The design is my style, the ear padding doesn't make my ears sweat like some other ear cups, and the sound quality is good, with relatively good bass, something that was an important factor for me. I'd tried some beats while journeying in person for the perfect headphones, and I can see these are far, far better than any beat solos. I also bought some $101 dollar noise cancelling headphones and these far surpassed those as well. I'm overall extremely pleased with my purchase, I would in fact recommend these to anyone looking for great headphones on a budget.

The Senal SMH-1000-MK2 Monitor headphones provide excellent audio for dialog and monitoring of sound. I have another pair of studio head phones from a much more expensive brand and I can not tell the difference between audio quality of the expensive headphones and these. As a bonus I love that these headphones do not look or feel cheap. Sometimes when buying products that are cheaper they tend to have a cheap feel to them, but these do not look cheap and they certainly don't feel cheaply made as well. For audio monitoring and especially for dialog monitoring I think these are well worth it. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

It's cheap and lets you plug analog speakers / headphones into USB-C devices, including Android devices. Sound quality seems solid, would be nice if it came in black but otherwise no complaints.

If it's really well recorded audio these headphones bring the work to life. Best I've ever owned and price is cheap considering how good they are

Great feel and fit. Flat audio response without being dull. Best headphones you can buy for the price.

As per the headline, it works fine. The audio is not exactly what I'd call high fidelity but for what I wanted, a cheap USB powered computer speaker, it's just dandy. The LEDs are a bit silly but at least you can turn them off with a switch.

I had numerous cheap USB hubs that gave noise on my audio sources during live webinars and video recording. Was using 12/15 port powered hubs thinking they were all the same. I'm using high end audio gear and I traced it to my USB hubs by connecting directly to my PC and proving the noise went away. I'm using XLR mics, Rode NTG5 with Rodecaster Pro, ATEM mini pro, etc. Found no issues with the 4 and 7 port from Xcellon. Just purchased the 10 port Xcellon to replace the 4 because I still need more connections. The hubs I had trouble with weren't even sold by B&H. I will never try to save money again with USB hubs when audio quality is critical.