Sony MDR-V700DJ Professional Headphones

Pros: sound is good, look is sharp
Cons: HOT earpieces after 1 hour

Sony is unusually good at designing products for end-users, except in this case. I was surprised at how nice this headphone folds up, and how it comes with a stylish carrying bag, and gold-tip plug (with supplied 1/4" converter).

HOWEVER:...

Pros: Cool styling, rotating ear cups
Cons: Extremely poor quality, uncomfortable

I just had these headphones for about a year and they broke. For $120, it seems like they should last a little bit longer than 1 year, especially considering that I have other headphones I've owned for 5 years !
The fault in the design is the...

Pros: Good sound, great shape and excellent movement of parts.
Cons: Entirely plastic construction does not hold up.

Overall sound quality is excellent. Configurability is awesome. First pair owned ended up cracking a ...

Pros: Look cool.. :O
Cons: Non-accurate sound representation. Bass heavy, lacking mids and highs.

These phones appear to be the DJ's dream. But test them first. The mids and highs are droned out b ...

Pros: Very cool looking, Many professional DJ's choice
Cons: Ultra tight, bass is lacking, 'leather' is cheap

I was on a headphone bargain site discussing a nice pair of Sennheiser headphones. Throughout the progression of the conversation these headphones came up and I wrote a mini review about them. I thought I would post it here to inform all of you Sony...

Pros: Great sound, cool looking, nice features
Cons: Not durable, easily broken

I was pretty excited to get these, and I loved for the first few months - until I broke them.

I do dj, but these didn't even break while djing - I bumped them off my desk and they fell about 3 feet onto a carpeted floor. *SNAP*

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Pros: LOUD BASS, clear concise sound. I like em with techno music and thats it.
Cons: Highs are there, mids are there, they just dont bounce the way the bass does.

These headphones will surpass any others in this price range for quality of bass. After listening to many songs filled with ear ringing bass explosions I have decided that I have never heard such impressive bass sound from any source. For example, a...

Pros: Sound quality, coiled cord, compactness
Cons: Build quality, ruggedness, lack of replacement parts

I am not a DJ but I do a heck of a lot of video editing. I also listen to music a lot and use them with my computer for the occasional video game. I shopped around a bit for a set of headphones that would fulfill all of these needs and decided on the ...

Pros: Full sounding, rich bass, cool styling
Cons: Mids and highs lacking, bit heavy

Hello once again boys and girls. Pull up a chair, get comfy and get ready for another electronics review! This time, I'll be going over my new Sony MDR-V700DJ headphones. Let me first give you a bit of background info and then I'll dive into the meat 'n...

Pros: Sleek Look, Good Sound Quality
Cons: Handle with Care...The swivel things crack and break after a year or two

If you've been around club-land or rave-land for any amount of time odds are you have seen a pair of these silver beauties donned by a DJ or two. Much like the Technics 1200 turntable the meme these headphones has generated has seemed powerful enough to ...

Pros: Amazing Sound, Style
Cons: Not for backpack use, mine weren't too fluffy in the earphone

Sony introduced these headphones into their line-up for DJ usage. The MDR scale of headphones start small in number and go up. Since the MDR-V900s are the top of the line, I originally purchased these headphones because the specs on the 700s were close...

Pros: Excellent sound, good quality. Built like a rock.
Cons: Can be heavy and uncomfortable at times. Swivel is a serious problem but is fixable.

Finding a GOOD set of DJ headphones for a good price is tough. You can go cheap and get bad sound. And the high end ones can be ridiculously expensive. I think Sony has the happy medium here with the MDR-V700 DJ cans. The best feature is ...

Pros: Good quality sound and great for DJ's!
Cons: Hard to say...

This product only has one review, which is your's. When I first bought them for making mixes on my computer, they started to hurt my ear after about an hour. Sony designed it so the ear cups clamp onto your head instead of having the head phones rest on...

Pros: Great sounding, lots of bass, very comfy, and "stylin'"!
Cons: a bit pricey, wires are hard to solder

I do a lot of home recording in my basement digital studio, and since there are other people living in the house, I realized I needed some pro headphones for mixing and mastering tunes in the wee hours. The cheapo headphones I had just didn't have enough ...

Pros: Very cool look, feel great, not too heavy, excellent bass response and no annoying treble.
Cons: expensive

I've had these for a while now and they are great! Good bass response and they get loud. They have awesome style, the way it folds up is cool and it twists perfectly for DJs.
They have good base, no tin sounding treble and great response. Despite...