Superlux HD681B Dynamic Over-Ear Headphones Wired with 50mm Neodymium Driver, Single-Sided, Semi-open, Deep Bass, Balanced Tone for Professional Monitoring Recording Gaming Streaming Live Rock Concert

Pros:+ Good sound quality for its price+ Affordable price+ Decent build quality+ Comfortable fit+ Deep bass and balanced tone+ Semi-open design for a wide soundstage+ Suitable for professional monitoring and everyday listeningCons:- Non-detachable cable- Use of cheap materials (which is expected in this price range)- Lack of a microphone (which is also expected at this price)- High frequencies can be slightly harshReview:The Superlux HD681B headphones are an excellent choice for those seeking quality sound at an affordable price. They are equipped with 50mm neodymium drivers, providing a frequency range from 10 to 30,000 Hz, which allows for good sound detail. The semi-open design creates a natural and spacious soundstage, which is particularly noticeable when listening to rock or live concert recordings. The bass is deep and rich, making these headphones ideal for lovers of powerful low end, while the mids and highs remain sufficiently balanced. Comfort is also top-notch thanks to the lightweight design, self-adjusting headband, and soft leather earpads — they can be worn for a long time without discomfort. The single-sided cable adds convenience, reducing the likelihood of tangling and simplifying use. However, there are drawbacks: the cable is non-detachable, and the body materials are quite basic, which is typical for budget models. The high frequencies can sometimes seem a bit bright, but this can be adjusted with an equalizer. Overall, the Superlux HD681B is an excellent option for professional monitoring, recording, gaming, streaming, or simply listening to music, especially if you value deep bass and balanced sound at a reasonable price.

These are AKG 240 knockoffs - and they sound virtually identical to them! Obviously the AKG patents have expired.

verl nice product.

DO NOT BUY THESE BECAUSE OF THAT LETTER B! They have literally no bass whatsoever. However clarity is very very good. They're good for movie watching and gaming because the sound is very "real". However i did not buy these for "real", I bought them for bass. In which case they suck. Hard. Like when i say they have no bass, they have less bass then my behringer ATH-M50 clones, the bh470. Whatever. I will use them for gaming. Now to stop slamming this thing for false advertising. They are... comfortable? I guessssss. Nah. Well yeah. And that's the issue. "Nah. Well yeah." Is where I stand on comfort. They have that stupid akg one size fits all design. They actively adapt to your head size. Yeah seriously. Pretty cool right? Well almost. For melon heads like me this means they never get the right fit because they were never meant to adapt to my head size. This means I can feel the 2 plastic supports on the top of my head. Which hasn't caused any real problems other than that well I can feel them. What is a problem is that the bottom of the ear cups never seal. Not like horrible or anything. They're just like a centimeter off of my head. Which might actually be where half the bass problem comes from for me. But they just sound to clear to have any bass. Value for your money is very good if you can get them to fit on your head. But yeah. Overall, not impressed with this one.