PHILIPS Over Ear Wired Stereo Headphones for Podcasts, Studio Monitoring and Recording Headset for Computer, Keyboard and Guitar with 6.3 mm (1/4") Add On Adapter (Pack of 2)

Overview: Great Entry-Level Gear for Creators If you are looking for an affordable, reliable entry into audio production, these Philips over-ear headphones (specifically models like the SHP2000 or SHP2500) offer surprising performance at a budget-friendly price point. While they won't replace high-end audiophile gear, they are an excellent starting point for podcasters and hobbyist recorders. Key Features Detailed Audio Performance: Equipped with 40mm neodymium drivers, these headphones deliver clear sound and impactful bass that helps you catch nuances during recording. Extended 6-Meter Cable: One of the standout features is the extra-long 6-meter (approx. 20ft) cord, giving you plenty of room to move around a studio or sit back from a TV or computer. Universal Compatibility: It includes a 3.5mm to 6.3mm (1/4") adapter, making it easy to switch between your smartphone, computer, and professional audio interfaces or keyboards. Lightweight Comfort: Designed for long sessions, the adjustable headband and luxurious ear cushions help reduce ear fatigue and prevent excessive sound leakage. The Verdict These headphones are a solid "bang-for-your-buck" choice. They provide the passive noise isolation needed to focus on your mix while remaining lightweight enough to wear for hours. Pros: Extremely affordable. Massive cable length for studio flexibility. Crisp sound quality for the price. Cons: Maximum volume can be a bit lower than more expensive models on some devices. Mostly plastic build requires careful handling. Would you like me to compare these to other entry-level studio monitors?

kinda cheesy but what did I expect. I wanted to have earpieces kind of oblong in shape and these fit the bill. Sound ok for cheapies.

I bought the silver headphones. I just wanted some headphones so I could listen to my records and not wake up the whole house. When I first took them out, I liked they way they looked and Philips is a well known brand. I also liked the fact that I could connect the headphones with two different jacks. What I wasn’t prepared for was the extremely long cord!! I’ve never owned headphones like this. I can walk to another bedroom and not tug on the cord. I took a close look at the box and it says TV listening 6m. That’s 6 meters! I didn’t want TV headphones, but that’s what I was sent. I looked back on the product page and the video even says 2m. That would have been better. I guess in the bright side is that I can walk around my office room and have enough cord to walk around. The sound quality is decent. Wish it had more bass, but it could just be the record player. I do like the feel of the fabric ear pads and the volume control wheel on the cord itself. I won’t return them, but just want you to be aware.

Good product. Good Sound. Good Value for the cost. Comfortable and adjustable.

I bought these mainly to use when working on my desktop, playing a few games, or watching videos on my desktop. I also recently started to get into music production and thought I would get a new set of headphones. I was a little displeased to find out that these sound a bit muffled or lower in volume compared to my last pair of Sennheiser headphones. Now these headphones where not your $200 headphones. I received them free when I made a purchase of something else so they may have been a comparable value to these of $15-$30. The headphones over all are comfortable but after extended usage you begin to feel a slight pressure on your ears. I did end up deciding to return and got a pair of Mackie headphones which had much better sound quality.

These headphones work as advertised. I am using them while practicing on my music keyboard and they do the job I intended. Nicely priced also.

Ordered a pair of these five or six years ago and used them for quiet guitar practice. They worked well and had decent sound quality. Nothing to write home about but they got the job done. The wire in them broke one day when they got snagged around my guitar and I had to order another pair. I ordered these based on a 'buy it again' tag from Amazon. Same brand, name, product description, etc but these are not the same headphones from 5 years ago. These are poorly made and cheap. The sound quality is terrible and low end distorts terribly. Completely unusable for practice and aren't very good headphones for anything else. All music sounds terrible through them. I wasn't expecting a set of Beats or JBL headphones for $20 but I was expecting the same baseline quality and usability of the last pair I had which, again, we're sold by Amazon under this exact same name and product description. You'd be better off getting a pair at Dollar General or Five Below because at least those ones would have a price to match an unusable set of headphones.

I purchased these just to listen to music on my cell phone and Sony Walkman, so no professional. I bought this set and Rumoon headphones https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D14FBD59?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 My comparison of the two: This set sits more comfortable on my head, but I did find I felt a bit of a squeeze just under my ear, although they felt great On my ear, and overall, after moving them around the squeeze wasn't enough to deter me away from them. The sound is very good on these, way better than the AKG earbuds I tried to use, (which were horribly tinny and would not fit right in my ears). There were a couple of songs where it was a little 'crackly' in my ears, but both these and the Rumoon did it to be honest. The volume is definitely lower on these than on the Rumoon. I don't like exceptionally loud noises anyway, so with the headphones all the way up and my phone volume all the way up, it was still comfortably loud. It would probably be too low for a lot of people. It is a nice feature that the cord is Really long, like super long, and there's volume control right on the cord. It was a really hard decision for me which set to go with, but ultimately, I prefer the bass being a bit more pronounced, which makes the music feel more immersive to me.