what i love about your videos is the fact that you keep it real and organic. They are very informative with light hearted humour thrown in for good measure. Well done sir👏

Can't go wrong with sennheiser hd 25 for djs and mixing and u can replace everything on them, great vids been watching for a very long time ⌛ ✌

Oh wow! I am so happy you've finally review some OneOdio Products! This is the DJ headphones I use hehehe

I use these and find they are loud and a good value

Thanx ! Play's great ;)

Headphone fatigue seems accurate. Lol. Happy to see these make it to market. I bought a pair months ago at a mom n pop music shop while traveling. (support local shops if possible guys, so they can stay in business helping us) I bought the demo pair they had nothing in stock for sale yet. I got no box, no warranty, no manual, just 1 curly chord. He said $40 and that was a very fair deal for an "as is" purchase, & I didn't try to haggle. I needed something for that night. I've looked every where for more info, this video is the only other pair that I have seen. I'd pay twice this price in a snap. They sound great, and they're so damn comfortable, I can wear them for hours. (Club and rave dj for 22 years and still learning)

Pro tip for testing the Sound quality and comfort of Headphones. Take off your fookin Wooly Hat first LOL

They're quite good tbh & quite good value. All their DJ models (currently) have the same freq response, so essentially the same speaker just slightly different design. Picked up some new cables to repair some AKGs & saw some of these for £17! On offer. Worth buying even as a spare for that. But they are decent & comfortable. Only around £20-£25 anyway.

Headphone and noise fatigue is genuine thing. I got rid of my krks cos they were exhausting to mix with. Replaced with some eve audios. Agree with most hd25s rock for the money....

I have the OneOdio Pro 50 and love them, for the money doubt you'll find better

Been using the older audio technica look a like type since about October last year instead of the audio technica 500 pro headphones.. cheap , decent sounding i think where £30 where as the audio technica originals are around £120..

Funny connection bro 😂👍

at first glance they look as big as my Sony V700… What do you think of the original Sony MDR V700? I have been using them for almost 20 years and have never had any problems apart from replacing the earpads

Allergy joins us all :))

The headphones require AMP power and high quality DAC in order to sound good