BehringerBH 470 Studio Monitoring Headphones

These headphones are excellent.Possibly the best value for sound and build quality you’ll get anywhere.There’s a great balanced sound coming from the drivers inside these headphones. And they respond very wall to how I set my EQ.I use these in my line 6 helix whilst playing guitar and they work excellently. It sounds just like I have a huge amp in the room.In terms of build quality it’s insane value. They are sturdy and solid. If they weren’t made of plastic you’d think they were professional studio headphones. Though they look that way anyway. The leather looks great too. And at £16 absolute bargain.The sound is great. For listening to music or playing guitar or mixing upto a decent level. Though there is a noticeable difference from these and professional studio headphones there is also several hundred pounds in money too…Great value and I highly recommend these to anyone on a budget.If you play guitar get these and a 2m extension cable also on Amazon and you can move anywhere around the room.I’ve had lots of behringer gear in the past. Always really really good value. Often clones of expensive equipment… midi keyboards or audio interfaces or pedals. Always sound and work great!

A ridiculously cheap set of headphones, considering the quality. For sure, they're not going to compare to the big bucks headphones but in the sub £50 market, these are really, really good. If you're just sitting in the house, plugged into your music, you'll be hard pushed to beat these. They're comfortable to wear, and the sound is excellent. Unless you're anti-bass, in which case, this might not be your first choice. For the rest of us, an absolute winner.

In my book, the Behringer BH 470 headphones get five stars for value, build quality & comfort and four stars for sound. To my ears, they have a bass-heavy sound which, while not a bad thing when listening to music, makes spoken word seem slightly over-blown. If you're buying them for listening to music, this won't be an issue, but if you want headphones for DJing or podcasting, I'd recommend the Behringer BH 770 instead. I have a pair of those as well & find they offer a more natural sound. Apart from this one observation, the Behringer BH 470s are good headphones & I shall enjoy using them. They're very smart & make my old "cans" look very tatty. Tatty bye!

Really pleased with these for the money. Comfortable, good sound quality and the coupled cable is more manageable than longer non-cooked cables that end up tangled up.Only negative is it’s not a detachable/replaceable cable but it’s probably cheaper to buy new headphones at this price.

Can't believe I was about to spend £100+ on a pair of studio headphones for my Digital Piano. These are amazing. They are loud, comfortable and wired. Just what I needed. The bassy deep notes also sound nice and deep as they should. Perfect. Thanks.

I've found better quality sound at same price or cheaper, but apart of that design wise it's nice looking. 3 stars only for not the best sound quality but just do the job

Metal, sturdy bass-heavy sound.Purchased for $18.90 after returning another make that developed a fault and were double the price.Compared to the BH 770 (which I also purchased) offers a very bass-heavy sound (which I like).Comes with small jack to big jack gold adapter, which is handy.Coiled cable which extends to about 10 feet. Comfy to wear and collapsible.Very happy with my purchase I'm in no rush to buy the fancy, expensive ones these are modeled on anytime soon. prefer these slightly to the BH 770 for everyday listening, but it's a close call.

When I saw the name and the price I thought it was a steal, and it pretty much is. I have them as my "go to" headphones on my desktop, I would have loved it if the lead was unpluggable from the headphones as I lost my Bose ones due to the cat jumping off my desk and not seeing the lead, however, this does have a decent lead and a curly bit in the middle. Well worth it.