Start your DJ journey with HDJ-CUE1 headphones. These styled DJ headphones are built on DNA from our pro models but are available at a much more modest price. While these entry-level cans are our most affordable pair yet, they match many of the feature and quality benchmarks set by our professional headphones range. Choose the HDJ-CUE1 for a pro look and feel, rich sound, compact and flexible design, and high-quality finish. Enjoy specialist sound tuning inherited from the pro-level HDJ-X5; perfectly hear low frequencies in the bass and kick drums so you can mix precisely and know exactly what your friends will hear when you drop the next track. If you’re interested in wireless headphones, check out the HDJ-CUE1 Bluetooth models. Including all the same features plus Bluetooth technology that enables you listen and play on the go, they’re available in a range of colors to match your individual style.

They are very good, the sound is great and they are quality, I bought them for my husband and he loves them, they really serve many purposes, not just for DJs as the description says, I recommend them.🤩💕

My daughter loves these headphones. Have had them for a really long time and they still work great. Battery life is crazy long as well! This is my second pair and overall, we have been really happy with them! Really good bang for your buck. Sound quality is good too, especially for the price. She wears them for long periods of time and says they are comfortable with no complaints.

I bought obviously for dj usages and already did a small test and put it up against my old but still functioning customize sony mdr v700 and a sennheiser hd 25 . And this is my verdict, first all headphones are great.- The cue1 sounds more bass punchy for my taste but tolerable, mids and highs sounds a little bit flat and in the lower end But not bad.Great construction and looks like heavy duty gear. And they are incredibly comfortable and lightweight. Good on ear headphones- against the sony mdr v700.The sony has for me better mid-highs and the bass is not as punchy but sounds in a perfect sweet spot. But they are heavy and not as robust as some newer headphones still they are great over the ear headphones and a good classic earpiece also repairable.- against the sennheiser hd 25This are one of the most standards dj on ear headphones in the market right now. They sound great all across the board and all frequency are on point but are alot more expensive. but the cue1 doesn't have to Envy them on nothing with it's highly customizable parts and detachable cable are a good advantage agaist the Sennheiser. Although they sound quite different in there frequencies both are highly workable in my opinionHope this was a good review for those that are considering buying this headphonesLets see how do they behave in the long run especially there durability

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Although the audio sounds incredible in abelton & on my ddj-flx4... As you wear them for a long period of time they start to hurt your ear. It's best if you looked into other pioneer headphones that go over ear! Overall these headphones are worth the price, but invest a few extra $$ on comfy ones

Great product! Price performance!

I bought these headphones to use with my music mixer, and they’ve been amazing. The sound is clear, powerful, and detailed – perfect for DJing and mixing.They’re comfortable to wear even for long sessions, and the build quality feels solid. The ear cups block out a lot of outside noise, which really helps me focus on the music.Honestly, I didn’t expect this level of quality for the price. If you work with audio, these are a great choice!

The materials used are what you'd expect from a very cheap set of over ear headphones. They're very light, usually more expensive gear is heavier, it's both a good and bad thing. The overall design is okay, it's just the materials holding it together aren't the best, so the way things stretch and bend feel like a low end product. The size is regular for a mid size over ear headphone. The sound quality isn't great, but it's decent, and it gets loud enough.So you're probably asking yourself, then why the 5 star rating? I have been a DJ for over 20 years and was in the market for a new set of headphones. I could have spent the normal amount 180-220 price range I would normally spend on some headphones, but decided to give this a try. I usually buy Pioneer headphones, so I didn't really hesitate after seeing the price and description. It actually exceeded my expectations. Even though they feel really cheap (because they are), they very much do what I need them to do for DJing purposes. I don't expect them to last forever, as they never do. But if these last a while, they are a less expensive maintenence cost as a DJ. Futhermore, the people that complain about the cushion falling apart, that happens with all the brands I've seen. I've noticed it happens with really sweaty people.