Combining portability with high-quality sound reproduction, the MC-40BT Wireless Over-Ear Headphones from Mackie utilize large 40mm drivers to deliver Mackie's true pro sound signature that's crafted to deliver music as the creator intended. That pure and accurate sound can be enjoyed all day long thanks to a battery life of over 30 hours per charge, and the large, soft earpads. The addition of a built-in microphone allows you to incorporate the MC-40BT headphones throughout your day, staying in communication with friends, family, and co-workers.

40mm Drivers & True Pro Signature Sound    30+ Hours of Battery Life    Collapsible Design & Large Soft Earpads    Built-In Microphone for Hands-Free Calls    3.5mm Input & Cable for Wired Use    Integrated Playback/Call Controls    Fast Charging via USB Type-C    Deluxe Carrying Case Included

Collapsible design for increased portability

Use as wired headphones with an included 3.5mm audio cable

Control playback and calls conveniently with integrated controls

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What are the interior dimensions of the earpads? (I have big ears)

A: I am sorry, this is not specified by the manufacturer.

Q: 2. Can you connect to a physical headphone jack for low latency monitoring?

A: Yes, you can connect the Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 to a jack via cable.

Q: 3. Is there a latency when using RF headphones to monitor Microphones that are connected to an audio Interface. I am planning to buy the Sony WH-RF400 to monitor myself when speaking to my Rode NT1 Microphone that is connected to the Rode AI-1 Audio Interface which allows monitoring. When I connect my wired headset to my Rode AI-1 to monitor myself as I speak it produces zero latency. Im just so sick with the cable that I hanging on me and sometimes when I stand-up I forget that there is a wired headphone in my head; dragging it around and risk damage to my audio interface. Will RF headphones good enough for my purpose? The Sony WH-RF400 operates in 863.0 MHz – 865.0 MHz UHF Frequency as stated in the manual. Will this be enough?

A: As others said, i wouldn't recommend using these headphones for your use. As it would probably get interference.

Q: 4. Is the audio connection only Bluetooth and 3.5mm or also usb-c audio connection?

A: Marshall Monitor II Noise Cancelling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones audio can be via bluetooth or the included detachable 3.5mm Cord. USB-C is for charging.

Q: 5. Does the microphone on the headphones work when connected via the 3.5mm headphone jack? Could I take a conference calls with these when connected via the jack?

A: Yes, the microphone of the Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4 Noise-Canceling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones would work when connected via wire.

Q: 6. which bluetooth profiles are supported on the Hesh 3?

A: Skullcandy does not specify. But I know it does not support: A2DP.

Q: 7. can you sync with TV and turn sound down on tv?

A: Yes, however it would be heavily dependent on the TV and the application running.

Q: 8. When using in the wired mode, does the noise cancelling function work?

A: For the Cleer Enduro ANC Wireless Over-Ear Headphones (Navy) BH #CLENDUROANCN when wired, the ANC can still work.

Q: 9. I know it has a mic inside it but I want to add a boom mic for gaming because the inside one doesn’t work for gaming. Can I plug in a boom mic into the 3.5mm headphone jack?

A: This headset cannot support an external mic.

Q: 10. Does it support Bluetooth type 4.0?

A: This headset does not use Bluetooth. It includes a transmitter in the box which sends audio via standard UHF frequencies.