Hearing Pops In My Studio Headphones

This interface is being used in my voice over studio. It allows me to hear my client in my headphones and to talk to my client via the mic. The client is hearing what is being recorded - 1st generation - versus playback coming out of the speaker and through the telephone handset - 3rd generation. My client can give me immediate feedback on their script. I can also record a caller for interview situations. Simple to hook up, even simpler to use.

My hearing isn't what it used to be, so I find myself using headphones more while video editing. I'm a fan of the simple and clean design of these. As important, the base is heavy, these don't tip over every time I remove and replace my Sony's.

My husband and I each have a set, we are older and have a hard time hearing the TV. Weve paired with Bluetooth to each of our TVs using a Bluetooth transmitter on the TV.  Many of the shows have music in the background making it much more difficult to understand what they are saying. With these, it is easier to actually hear what is being said. The charger cord is extremely short, but is not a problem for us because I just lay them on top of the computer tower and plug in.  My husband has a USB port in the console of the sectional. He plugs in and closes the console lid.  The cord is literally only 4 inches long.  True story. Dont be using the headphones and be waiting to hear someone knock on the door!  You wont hear them!  The noise canceling feature works quite well. For ambient sound, just cover the right side of the earphones, and you can hear sounds around you better...and it temporarily mutes the sound in the headphones. Being harder of hearing, we have to uncover an ear so we can hear. They are very comfortable.  I do miss the old-timey sound control wheels.  To change the volume, tap the middle of the right earphone and swipe up or down.  It works, but a wheel is more convenient.  New and improved isnt always better. I have no popping or static with these, which is huge to us!  We just retired two NEW pair because of this very problem (they were also Sony). They werent returnable...should have been a red flag at time of purchase.  Lesson learned. All in all, we both love our headphones!

These are the very best headphones I have ever used. They are worth every cent I spend on them. My stepson recommended these to me because of my hearing loss and he was absolutely right. I can hear clearly even sound and word with these headphones.

These headphones are amazing! My old headphones actually made me have impacted wax in my ears, which led to some hearing loss. These fit perfectly, and don't compact ear wax. The sound is amazing, and they're easy to use.

Hearing aid wearer here! These headphones are amazing for people that are hearing impaired. I’ve gone through countless headphones and nothing was comfortable or worked with my hearing aid. This product truly has been a relief for me.

My previous Sony headphones were studio headphones and I was unsure how much of an upgrade these new ones would be. I use them for playing my keyboard workstation. I read the reviews and decided to make the purchase not really knowing how much of an upgrade they would be. I was shocked when I heard the presence of the keyboard in these headphones. When I hit a bass note it sounded so different and deeper. I kept playing and playing and all of my songs sounded new again. For $90 what a crazy upgrade! You have to hear it to believe it.

I own a recording studio. These are MY go to headphones. The clients always want to use MY headphones rather than the stock (cheap) ones I have available because they say they're more comfortable AND sound better. I have the cheap ones 'cause clients always drop/break/step on them..... I should charge more and GIVE them a pair of HD280's when the session is done!

A great go-to for headphones in the field or studio.

If your needs are anything less than a professional recording studio, these are the headphones for you.