Primarily used for gaming and music, these are the best quality headphones I've ever owned. Sure they aren't Bluetooth, but the sound is unbeatable. And for the price point (<$100), these are the only choice.

"Overall love the sound and build quality of the headphones. The overhead part and pieces are metal. Conveniently wrap around my head and ears. Coiled cord is also very convenient. Also when on ears can't really hear any sounds around, noise-isolation is superb. I ordered these headphones online.

I have been using these headphones professionally, as a UK Broadcast TV Sound Recordist for at least ten years, You need consider no other as long as the noise levels you are working in are not enormous, some external sounds are audible to the extent that it will stop you walking backwards into...

The Sony MDR7506 Studio Headphones have become the standard in film and television field sound recording as well as studio recording. I've been a film sound recordist for 20 years and prior to using the 7506 phones, and their predecessor the MDR-V6 Sony MDR-V6 Monitor Series Headphones with CCAW...

Been using for over ten years. Buy once a year just cause wear and tear. Been in many studios with different headphones. By far most accurate. Over ear studio monitors. Love.

Attractive and functional addition to the home PC. Sound is very good and the comfort level is excellent.

I have had two pairs of these headphones in the last 5 months because the keeps breaking. Like physically falling apart! The earphone just somehow crack and separate from the headband.

Wow! I guess there's a reason these headphones are the industry standard in most recording studios. Great isolation with very little leakage. Awesome highs and mids and the lows are solid. Not too much bass. These cans are close to perfection.

Nothing works better like old school headphones, the sound becomes alive compared to other headphones. very comfortable for long term use.

nice, real, no rendering. but... too heavy. If you are planning to wear it more than 2 hours per day, you might need a neck doctor later.