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Monoprice has Monoprice Modern Retro Over Ear Headphones (16150) for $15.41. Shipping is free.
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- Ultra‑Comfortable: The soft, split‑leather earpads help prevent fatigue and the large size will fit comfortably around almost any set of ears. The headphones provide just enough isolation for you to easily slip away from the world and enjoy the world as your music makes it.
- Well Balanced: The 50mm drivers are 25% larger than most headphone drivers, which helps them produce a solid 15Hz ~ 25kHz frequency response, with deep and rich bass, clean and sparkly highs, and expressive vocals.
- Great Sound: Life is too short for audio products that don't sound great! We believe that the whole point of listening to music is to hear it as the artist intended. Our engineers and audio experts have spent countless hours listening to and comparing various headphones until we were satisfied we had found models that fit our demanding standards.
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Last week, I bought a pair of m50x's to replace these since I thought "hey, might as well try a real pair of headphones now"...but they're super uncomfortable (I know the pads are replacable, but the top band is also uncomfy).. Is this the universe's sign to just buy another pair of these cheap headphones and the comfy pads again??
I hadn't thought to replace the ear pads though, and upon quick glance the pads seem to be nearly twice the price of the actual headset? (Product link would be appreciated!)
My set is still in good shape but for $15 and free shipping, I picked up another set to keep in reserve. I haven't come across another product that delivers this well at this price point.
IMO, pickup another set !
I hadn't thought to replace the ear pads though, and upon quick glance the pads seem to be nearly twice the price of the actual headset? (Product link would be appreciated!)
My set is still in good shape but for $15 and free shipping, I picked up another set to keep in reserve. I haven't come across another product that delivers this well at this price point.
IMO, pickup another set !
On sale, even with the $6.50 shipping better price than purchasing from Amazon. Oh, also there is a 5% discount code you can use - NEWSLETTER5%OFF
Any 105mm earpads will work.
You can find them on aliexpress under $5, and on ebay under $10.
For work headphones these are absolutely ideal.
The mild hype means they sound better at low volumes, they're closed back so they don't leak too much sound, and they're not expensive enough to get stolen.
For $15 + another $5-10 for after market pads, they're an absolute no-brainer.
Nothing sounds better until you pay over $50, and I've listened to plenty of $70-120 headphones from Big German Brands that are worse and more fatiguing.
Repped for a slick deal on a great product.
The Monoprice feel a lot like a cheaper ATH-50x. (Yes, they look like AKGs, but they don't sound like AKGs.) Closed back, good bass extension, even more V-shape than the 50x, not muddy despite the extra bass, but absolutely terrible stock earpads.
I prefer the Monoprice with upgraded earpads. They're less accurate and detailed, but they sound better in most situations and with most types of music. At $15 there's no reason not to try them. They sound fine with the stock earpads, they're just uncomfortable. If you like the way they sound you can invest another $5-25 in earpads.