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Pros & Cons
Pros
Well built contruction. It really feels like you are cupping two bowls against your skull. The plastic is very flexible.
They'll take a whooping 3 watts at their 32ohm impedance, that's 24 watts on a 4ohm amp. These headphones pick up all the little instrumental sounds you miss in other headphones. I imagine they'll handle ably on a portable mp3 player.
The shures are a darn sight easier to put on and take off than inserting earphones into your ear canals. Don't let the break in process deter you in any way, the sound makes up for 100% of the discomfort you go through.
This headphone is the best out of all the headphones with this price range and higher. Not a audio phile but audio quality is good. Very durable even tho all plastic.
Cons
The build is extremely cheap and fragile. The band plastic material itself is as brittle as a half burnt firewood. It advertises the fact that it can rotate sideways etc but each of those rotation points are a point of failure.
Overall, the sound is ok but i imagine the manufacture costs of one of these is probably something like something like 7. It's definitely not the quality you expect from a 150$ headphone but rather a 15$ toy they hand out for free at trade shows. The ... Read More
Highlights
Quality
Its the best headphone i've ever owned the sound quality is everything it promises and more.
I loved the quality andre sound of the product
Both suffer from similar build quality issues.
In my initial experience with the srh750djs, i was quite negative about both the sound and build quality issues.
Price
Totally love this gear and its price!
Sennheiser's dj cans and the akg tiesto k267 cost $100 more.
Packaging/appearance
First the packaging looks like you are buying real pro headphones!
I personally think the sound on these blows the m50's out of the water.
Competitiveness
These pretty much win in power competitions.
Those who are fans of sennheisers, which are typically warm/relaxed, will like how the 750djs sound.
Bottom line: soundwise, especially with eq and good amping, the 750dj is a competitor, but buildwise, it is a loser.
Shure really should fix and upgrade the dj series with better build to match the competition, many of which sport far better pa... Read More
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
quality, great, good, bass and better. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 341 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 11 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Org for about a month before finally settling on these phones and man am i glad i did
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I personally think the sound on these blows the m50s out of the water
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
On a different not the break in process for these headphones sucks
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It took about two weeks and for those two weeks i couldnt listen to them for even an hour without them hurting my head
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Oh and no i dont work for thundersales
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
These headphones have audiophile grade sound for not a lot of money
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Not very loud like some other head phones
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Quality could also be a bit better at this price point
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