Knox GearTX-100 Closed-Back Studio Monitor Headphones, Noise-Isolating Over Ear Wired Headphones for Gaming, Recording & Music Production, Black

I did not, nor should anyone expect the world out of a 30$ pair of headphones.& I purchased these used for 15$.)For what they are, I would say they are quite good. They are light, the cushion is very comfortable. I do not "forget that I am wearing them" by any means, but I do not feel they become painful to wear even when I've worn them for ~2 hours straight. For an affordable pair of earphones that's pretty huge because back in the day I remember that being a huge struggle to findOnto the second big feature - Noise IsolationThat's right Isolation. The listing is not uniform. The title has them as isolating, but part of the description says the are canceling. The latter is false. They Isolate only. As far as how well they isolate? for a $30 pair of headphones, I'd say really well. I still hear everything around me, but it is noticeably lowered in decibel. I am less bothered by what's going on around me, and if I put music on eventually it can mostly fade away. If someone addresses me though, I'd still be able to hear. a pro and a con, but to expect a better result would cost more.As to the sound quality? I am content. mids and highs are clear, the bass is does the job.Overall, I got what I wanted from these. A pair of decent quality headphones that aren't uncomfortable and do a decent job at dimming outside noises. That is what I got. For $30 I would not be blown away, but I wouldn't feel like they were a waste. Having bought them used for $15, I am quite pleased.

To my experience the Knox Gear TX-100 Closed-Back Studio Monitor Headphones offer impressive sound quality for their price, making them fantastic for casual music listening. The audio is crisp, with a good balance of highs and lows, and the build feels solid and comfortable for extended wear. However, I wouldn’t recommend them for playing piano, as they lack the precise clarity and natural sound required for accurate monitoring. Overall, they’re a great budget-friendly option for music enthusiasts but may fall short for more specialized needs.

Purchased to replace dying PC headphones. Used for watching movies, tv shows, and youtube. Sounds are very clear and comparable to a very nice set of noise cancelling earplugs, but I prefer "around the ear" headphones instead of "inner ear plugs" for comfort and the plugs fall out of my ears too much. There's also "on the ear" headphones which press onto the face of the ear causing great discomfort, bruises, and eventually sores. These do not feel bulky and they fit my XL head nicely. Don't expect to seal out the world with these but they do block some unwanted noises.So overall: fantastic price and if I had the money I would buy 2 and stash the second one for later use, sound is great; I can hear background noises and special effects in movies that I never knew were there before, worked out of the box, came with large pro gold plated amp adapter for electric guitar or studio jacks, cord is long enough; any further distance and you risk interference anyway.

I have owned this headset for about 6 months now, and I have really enjoyed it. I disliked it at first but I eventually fell in love with it. It had pretty good bass response, really clear audio quality and it is overall fairly comfortable to wear for long periods of time. However 6 months later the cable has begun to split it MULTIPLE places which had led me to electrical tape each part that has split. If you are going to buy this headset be aware this will likely happen after excessive use of the item. This headset would be a LOT better if the cord was braided. 7.5/10.

Essentially a different-branded version of Presonus HD7 in closed back, these phones are ok. Not great, but certainly usable for some purposes. I have both this and the semi open back (tx-200) which is the exact same headphone as the Presonus, by all appearances. (FYI: I do not own the Presonus version.)Sound quality is decent. I’m not an audiophile but rather an audio geek, so my evaluation would be different from someone listening with a more critical (and developed) ear.My purpose is to use for direct monitoring for podcasts. For critical mixing, perhaps look elsewhere if budget allows. If not, these could be an option in the meantime. That said, they would work about as well as anything for editing spoken word.I purchased these for about $14 (Amazon’s used option) and the tx-200 for $12 at another retailer. Very satisfied for the price, especially considering that the version with Presonus printed on them is $65.Good listening!

I purchased the Knox Gear TX-100 headphones and paired it with a Blue Yeti microphone in order to be able to use Rosetta Stone language program better, I am trying to learn Spanish. Pairing both the microphone and headphones has allowed me to hear more nuances of the programs pronunciation, and the microphone helps me hear my voice better while repeating the words. I really appreciate how much better I can hear myself when repeating words, I have only used for one day but am very happy with the purchase. For the price the headphones has very clear sound that helps me hear where I need to be focusing my pronouncation in order to say the words correctly. I really recommend.

GREAT SOUND , amazing price !!! Unless you’re a professional, you can’t tell these aren’t professional gear for your ears . Can’t go wrong with these

They're really good headphones audio-wise but they're built like tissue paper. There's a slight tug to the aux cord and they do not work anymore.