I have been involved in music and music technology for 40 years now and I have changed many headphones, I have worked on many headphones, in recording studios, with friends....... I got them because I have recently liked Presonus and these and the HD9 and really for their money they are very good for critical listening. Balanced, lightweight, comfortable and if they break because they do not have a detachable cable and this is a disadvantage, I will not cry a lot of money. I understand the mixes, I tried them on old ones, they are as I said balanced, the bass is emphasized enough for someone to understand that they have put a lot of bass in their mix and to balance things. I have been living with them for almost a year and I am very satisfied for their money. I recommend them to those who want to do mixing and mastering in their home studio and once they get used to them, they will remember me.

I bought them at the end of November 2021.
From the beginning two characteristics.
Good sound for their price, relatively flat, as I wanted, but there is also bass.
Not very comfortable on my head and ears.
After almost 3 years, the two characteristics remain.
The cable was cut relatively high on its own (I take care) and at first it lost sound from one channel, and then the other.
Very lightweight.
Unfortunately, not something rare in headphones that do not have a detachable cable.
I am now looking for other headphones and...yes.
If it wasn't for that, I would probably buy them again because the performance for the price is good.

I engage in Home Recording in my free time. I wanted headphones from a good series with good sound quality. The HD-7 have it. However, I don't like the Extra Bass (50-150hz) and the Bass-Mid (150hz-500hz) to be emphasized so much. I want to hear them without getting a headache from the vibrations on the drum. With the Creative X-fi Titanium Audio Creation mode, I had to reduce their bass to hear them balanced. Strong and clear signal for enthusiasts. However, I had them for about 6 months and the headphone on the opposite side got disconnected from it with the long cable and the mini-jack, and I couldn't fix it because it was tightly constructed. So, I gave up on them. And believe it or not, I have the Philips Surround wireless for 20 years and they still work despite all the falls.

I am involved in music production and mixing, and I can say that they left me amazed. For 50 euros, they provide crystal-clear sound, flat sound (meaning the sound does not enhance either the bass or the highs), and have a full frequency range. The construction is not the best, but not cheap either. The speakers are relatively large to cover the ears, but the rest of the construction is somewhat small but sufficient. They are quite convenient, but they tire your ears, so after a while, you need a break.

Conclusion: Buy them with your eyes closed, they are one of the best budget solutions

Very good headphones for professional and semi-professional use! They are definitely worth their money!! I highly recommend them for studio use, recording, music listening, and mixing. They are as good as the bass, midrange, and treble. That's exactly why if someone wants more enhanced bass, I would suggest them to buy another one from the "series" because professional musicians want balance for studio use, mixing, etc. Semi-open type headphones.

Quality quality quality!!! Long cable, super lightweight, studio sound+, and overall sound that you wouldn't expect from a pair of headphones.
On top of that, the long cable is a big plus.
You would buy them with your eyes closed...

If you want headphones with true quality and not headphones that play bass that hurts your ears, these are the ideal ones. They have crystal clear sound, they are very lightweight and have high-quality construction. They are also comfortable, you can wear them for many hours while listening to music. You can use them for studio purposes, to play guitar, keyboard, electronic drums without disturbing others and without losing the quality of the amplifier. I can say that they are also suitable for gaming with all these features, but of course without excessive bass or surround sound. One negative aspect is that they do not have good sound isolation. My advice is not to buy headphones based solely on the brand, because I have been disappointed with Razer headphones that cost 80 euros and even with Beats headphones that cost 120 euros. These companies offer a lot of bass, but the clean and crystal clear sound is the best and the most comfortable. I recommend Presonus, KRK, B&W, Sony, and Creative especially the T40 speakers are amazing