FIFINE HD8 Wired Studio Monitor Headphone, Detachable 3.5mm/6.35mm Cables

Replaced my Corsair Virtuosos with these. The build quality of this is very lightweight, but it feels a little cheapy because of it. My corsair cups are heavy and cover the whole ear without pressing down on them, and these are similar. You have to adjust them manually to get them to sit right, which is fine. The reason I picked these was because I'm planning on switching to Linux and im sick to death of my corsair peripherals not working OOB with my system, and those virtuoso headsets would give me a stupid tinny robot sound that could not be fixed. So these, for 30$, will be fine in the inte

I have no complaints. I like the look, the fit, and the sound quality--particularly the emphasis on bass. I'm not saying they're the best ones you can get, but they work fine and, for the money, they're a good buy.

I have been on the hunt for a decent pair of true flat studio monitor headphones for a while and DING! I think I just hit the jackpot. I was just about ready to give up and just buy another pair of Sony's for my home studio, I just didn't really want to spend another $90. I figured, someone out there has got to make a decent pair of studio monitor headphones for less than $500, $250, $170, $90... Well, guess what kids, I think I have found them with these Fifine Studio Monitor Headphones. They are lightweight, easy on the head-squeezy, feel sturdy, come with two cords, and a nice box. No carry

I’ve only had them a few hours, but so far I’m very happy for the price. Great sound and very durable. They’re a little stiff and the ear cups are smaller than I expected, but I think they will loosen up and form to my head better later. They’re ver basic with no bells and whistles, but I feel like they’ll be sturdy and last a while opposed to some higher end more fragile headphones. Great for a main use pair or even to have around as backups if you have another with more options. For the price you can’t go wrong. I recommend them.

Really happy with these. I've never owned full headphone before. I usually get wired earbuds. This was my first pair but, not my last from this brand, FiFine. I was looking for open back ones but these came up, semi open. The sound quality is really, REALLY good.The cord is curled so it won't trip you up but also, stretchy enough to walk around, without strenuous cord tension. They come with two cords to connect to computer, amp and cellphones,The ear parts fit well and comfortably over larger ears or those with larger gauges or a lot of piercings. The head part is so soft with a thick cushion

I first got the white ones for me to review my music. I liked them so much, we got my husband who has large ears a pair. He got the black. They look sleek, come with two cords. Good quality for the price.

Ive been using FiFine for Years, I'm on my Second Condenser Mic from them. Now I got these headphones, wow, they are comfortable, and the sound quality over MY Corsair HS70 Pro that I was using is like night and day. I use them on the pc and they are perfect if, like me, you are tired of the myriad of devices you have to charge.

Can expect the same durability from it as all fifine products seems to use the same plastic as in their mic. As for sound im not an audio engineer or very breft in the audio scene but for a pair of strictly just audio they sound amazing, if your looking for something to listen to music with their ok but not what your really looking for with these. Audio for podcasts and audio books sound great. As far as fit you can lower and raise it but the ear cups don't move, they're at a fixed position so that could bother some. (Personally I don't enjoy not being able to move the cups how I would like. T