Best Headphones For Computer Audio

Best headphones I own.

Best headphones I have ever purchased. It is lightweight, and I use this on my computer. The 1/4 adapter plug is excellent for my stereo receiver. I beleive that this product is low-priced compared to others.

Great webcam for office work. Best quality picture with microphone so it replaces headphones with computer speakers ON. Quick and reliable sales and shipping by B&H. Will buy again from B&H

You just can't go wrong with these headphones. Best headphones under $ and arguably can beat many costly ones!I use it at my workplace (computer geek) for over 4 hours a day, these are comfortable and isolate noise to a great level too.

Get this. Your iPad will thank you. Now I can plug in all sorts of things to my iPad, which has now become like my own little computer because of this. And I can use my headphones again! Best purchase I’ve made in a while (besides the iPad).

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.

This device is a great first step into audio for anyone looking to move beyond just plugging headphones directly into a computer. Being a combination DAC and AMP, it makes it easy, just plug it in and it works. It solved lots of the sound issues that my laptop previously had, and can drive my new headphones as well.

I use this to take the audio from my editing computer and split to my desktop monitors and headphones.� It works perfectly and has a tiny footprint on my desk - exactly what I needed. Also great to pack up and take into the field for small audio jobs.

It's been nearly six years since I purchased these headphones, and I would buy them again. I mainly use these at my computer while watching videos, listening to music, editing, or doing voiceover. I also use them with my zoom F6 audio recorder and my camera to monitor audio. They sound great, and they're also very comfortable. They come in a soft case which does a great job of protecting the headphones. The ear pads and the top cushion are starting to flake a bit after six years of wear, but I can always replace the earpads for a relatively cheap price. I'd recommend these for anyone looking for their first pair of quality headphones. I've also used the M50x's and I can definitely say I like the 70's better in terms of both comfort and sound quality. Unless you desperately need Bluetooth connectivity, I'd buy these over Bose, Sony, or Beats any day.