I Cant Hear Audio On My Iphone Headphones

I use them for mixing and mastering in the studio. I truly can hear the difference and feel the difference in these headphones. This is my first pair of headphones above the $100 price range, and it is obvious why they are superior headphones. These headphones truthfully and accurately allow you to hear what is in the mix, which allows you to make critical mixing decisions. I would still use a reference track when mixing in these headphones. Also don't expect to get as much volume without a good headphone preamp. When I listen to these on my iPhone they don't get ear piercing loud, but it is a little quieter than the earbuds that come with the iPhone. I should also mention that they are very comfortable. I wear glasses and they aren't uncomfortable while I'm wearing them, even for hours at a time. I let my wife listen to them and she could clearly hear the difference in these and the headphones I own that cost $100. I hope this review helps someone who is debating on buying these headphones. If you edit, mix or master music, you can't go wrong with these.

I just received this adapter as a test before getting an iphone 8. I am using it with an iPhone 6 plus. The audio sound is better than that iPhone audio port! The sound has more depth, is crisper, and is more vibrant. My headset is a HyperX Cloud gaming headset, and people indicate that the sound of my voice is better with this adapter than using the stock port as well. My gf said it sounded as clear as a landline instead of like a cell phone. The inline controls also work on the headset even though it is not certified made for iPhone.

We use this in our nursery at church so anyone watching the little ones can quickly plug in their iPhone and see / hear video / audio on the HDTV. Perfect.

These headphones are outstanding for running. I've been using AirPods Pro for a long time, but I always have to take them out (even in transparency mode) if I'm in circumstances where I need to hear. These SHOKZ are far superior in this regard because you can hear your surroundings, even with audio playback. Additionally, I love that these have the IP67-rated water/sweat/dust resistance. I never know what climate I'll encounter on a run - lots of dust on the trails, sudden rainstorms, or just an extra sweaty day. I love not having to worry if I'm damaging my equipment.  The only downside of these comes, not when I'm running, but when I try to use them for other settings. For instance it can be difficult to hear my audio in my truck (it's a noisy old truck). Loud environments are not the best setting to use these in. But I love them and wouldn't trade them for any other earbuds when running.

These headphones are perfect when watching TV but others are not watching, and prefer to not hear the TV's audio. They were fairly easy to hookup after you find the right TV port connection. There's a switch on the charging stand that needs to be set for digital or analog. These provide wonderful sound.

After 3 months trying to get better audio production, I decided to get this headphones to hear my productions as they are, and I'm happier than ever, I can hear sounds I can't hear with THX certified speakers hahahaha

I use this amp with the headphone output of an audio console. It did not have enough gain to get sufficient volume to hear over the live environment. With this amp, I can easily get enough volume to hear my record mix, as well any solo from the board I need. It can drive my headphones to their distortion level, so I know I can get the max volume, when I need it, from my monitoring headphones. I plugged it in, set the level, and effectively forgot about it, which is exactly what I wanted.

The audio quality of ATH-M50x headphones exceeds my expectations. I use them for monitoring myself while playing accordion and sax. They give adequate isolation from the instrument so that I can hear very well through the microphone (with its volume turned down) placed in front of the instrument, and know what the audience would hear. They are not heavy and hold my head comfortably. I'd recommend them to a friend. In addition, B&H had an open box item that was in same as new, unopened box, so I was able to get them at a discount. And as advertised, they were same as new.

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.

I got these for an audio editing college course. They're great reference headphones that allow you to really hear the detail. The noise control is pretty decent, blocking lots of exterior contamination. I use these now on my video shoots for monitoring audio. I don't mind wearing them for hours at a time. They aren't too tight and stiff like some headphones, I never get headaches with these. They're very comfortable and high quality for the price.