okcsc Open-Back Stereo Headset Maple Wooden Shell HiFi Headphones Professional 40mm Driver with 3.5mm Replacement Cable Vintage Headset Wired On-Ear Design Headphones for Music Audiophile

Shares many similarities to the koss kph 30i with a few improvement. The similarities between the two include detail retrieval which I would call average. For example the sound of tape or static on old records is muffled or non exsistant. With more modern recordings, detail may review itself in backround instruments which sould louder as well as clearer on other headphones. This is not to say these are bad as the comparison, my example for detail has to do with more premium headphones over 250 dollars.The sound signature, or how loud each frequency the headphone produces, is more balanced than the kph 30i with its mid bass bloat. The build is more than acceptable with metal parts with only a few plastic pieces to hold the driver.To summarize, this I a headphone that is light, good sound signature, average detail, and well built headphone. Easy to recommend.

This is a great Grado knock-off with plusses (better, properly sized headband and metal yoke and detachable cables which allows for either stereo (stock) or balanced (use balanced cable) configuration.The only downside are the cheap earpads that are so thin and brittle that the headphone easily slides off one’s ears. You need to get after market pads bring this HP to fulll potential.Finally, the filtering paper behind the driver can be removed for a more open sound but this will entail opening the cases and will probably void the warranty. I, however found the is worthwhile.

So far,so good. I'm loving how great these sound.

it's really not expecting too much than the Grado-look . so so sound .I prefer shure ,which is better & lighter

I love the sound quality these babies have! They are so good!

When I received them, the packaging was just terrible and looked like they just threw it inside. The right and left cups were on the wrong side of the headband, and I had to take them apart to fix that. Then the pads came in very bad condition, but since it came with an extra set that was fine. All of this would've been okay to me if it wasn't for the terrible static it had on the right earcup. I changed the cable and inputs and it still had this sound. Heard good things but was greatly unsatisfied.

Mini Grado SR80x. Insane value at its price: massive stage, good imaging, lush mids, and light bass. Treble is quite recessed and comfortable to listen to. My only critique is that the clarity isn't great - details are covered and hidden compared to budget IEMs and more expensive open-backs. The real gem of this open back however is the fact that it has detachable cables!

The overall headphone could be useful if you replace the headband and replace the drivers other than that not worth buying.