- SM50 Professional Studio Monitoring DJ Wired Over Ear Headphones with 2 Detachable Cables (2.8m Coiled Cable & 1.2m Straight Cable with Mic and in-line Controls) (SM50 Black)

This is my first headphone, I did lot of research before selecting this one. My priority was listening music and watching movies for long hours. This meets all of my requirements. 1. VERY GREAT BUILD QUALITY 2. VERY GOOD FIT OVER EARS (WITH SPECS) 3. SOUND IS EXCELLENT 4. CABLES ARE OF GOOD QUALITY FOR CONNECTION 5. GREAT COMFORT AND FIT 6. LIGHT WEIGHT 7. GREAT QUALITY BASS Go for it, if you are looking for a wired headphones with excellent sound and Bass (I was surprised by excellent bass even though it's a studio headphones) Disclaimer; needs equaliser tweek for personal preference.

After experiencing poor performance by many popular headphone brands, I was skeptical on whether I should purchase a budget-friendly headphone. But CLAW SM50 was truly a top sound quality experience for me. Size: It sits perfectly for users of varying head sizes. Cable length: The two cables look sturdy and have perfect length. Sound quality: The sound quality is crystal clear and well balanced even when the phone volume is 50%. Excellent for audio editing and long listening sessions. Weight: I didn't expect the headphones to be so lightweight looking at the pictures. No trouble at all. Works well with 3.5mm jack on mobiles and laptops/computers. Haven't yet used it on sound interfaces but it should work good. Will definitely share an update after six months. 👍 All in all, a must have product for editors, content creators and music lovers.

Really great Studio Headphones in budget, everything is fine, the sound quality and all frequencies are clear and Balanced, good built quality and perfectly fitted headphones👌🏻💯. The ear cushions are comfortable and the wire length is perfect 👍🏻 & easy of transportation & Easy of use.

I’ve been using the Claw SM50 for a while now, and I’m genuinely satisfied with it. Out of the box, it has a pretty flat, neutral sound signature—almost *too* flat at times—but that’s exactly what makes it shine once you start customizing it. With Equalizer APO, this thing becomes a completely different beast. The level of fine-tuning possible is insane, and the SM50 responds to EQ adjustments better than many headphones that cost way more. Once dialed in, it punches well above its price range with fuller vocals, tighter bass, and better overall balance. If you’re someone who doesn’t mind tweaking or loves customizing your sound, this is an insanely good value. Even stock it's decent, but with EQ, it becomes seriously impressive. It's compatible with both my windows and Ubuntu PCs, all you need it a 3.5mm audio port. Weight is managble, and good for long sessions. It's a bit tight fitting for big heads, but I have a smaller head, so I have no problem. It's overall functionality is good. Highly recommended.

This headphone offered top notch audio experience with powerful 50mm neodymium drivers that produce rich, natural sound, deep bass, and an extended frequency range perfect for music production, mixing, recording, and gaming. Designed for long sessions, the soft cushioned ear pads and adjustable padded headband ensure lasting comfort and durability. Its closed back circumaural design provides excellent passive noise isolation for focused studio monitoring and other activities. There is detachable 4m coiled cable with 3.5mm jack and 6.35mm adapter for studio and wide compatibility with laptops, DJ consoles, and audio interfaces. With a foldable design and convenient carrying pouch to protect headphone also built quality is very strong and premium, this headphone is a reliable, portable choice for me as a musician and audio professional.

An ok product for starters I guess. Usable for reference or recording. Definitely not for mixing.

First of all, I am not a professional audiophile, I am just a guy who wants to experience his music "purely" or at least the way the artist intended. Here are my rather sounding arguments (No Pun intended): >Build Quality: These headphones are well built, Although they are plastic these do not feel cheap or poorly made. The ear pressure is not very terrible although I felt like it was on a little side... but it's tolerable. I can comfortably wear these for around an hour and then take them off for a couple of seconds. The earcups are sufficiently big and rather soft. One problem I have noticed is the earphones are a little small, My head is relatively big so probably that's why I have to fully extend these so that they'll fit my coconut. >Sound Quality: Probably the most important part, I've taken points so that y'all can read it easily. 1) Bass is tasteful: Every time I get cheap headphones I am always disappointed by the heaps of base manufacturers put in the headphones to make them sound "premium or high quality" (a reference to Beats or Boat) but these do not feel like that at all, The bass is still there, but it does not mush the mids or top end which is a blessing 2) Mids are not very strong: Mids are there, it's not missing obviously but it's just suppressed under the bass and top end, A simple solution is just using an EQ, I've attached my settings as a screenshot. So yeah A little tweaking and these feel good 3) Soundstage is not wide: These are closed backs so I do not expect a lot of sound stage like open backs but still it does not feel like the sound is super wide a best song to test is Affirmation (Live) by George Benson (Shoutout if you're a DankPods fan) and as Dankpods says you can literally point from where the sound is coming from, it's not the case with these, Not a deal-breaker for sure but again something to keep in mind. >Other stuff: The cables these headphones come with are a genius choice, They have a 6.5mm audio jack and a normal 3.5mm one, You can daisy chain headphones and the best part is if tomorrow your cable breaks (which won't be happening anytime soon because of the durable cable they come with) you can just buy an Aux cable with a mic and you're ready to rock again! Good one Claws The mic is good, you can get a boom mic with OneOdio A71 but they cost 1000Rs extra so yeah... Mic Output is crisp and without any distortion, the mic is close to your face so it sounds reasonably loud and clear... That's it if you want a cheap audiophile experience I'd suggest these headphones are pretty good for the price and good for students.

I have been using the Claw SM50 headphones for a few days and overall the experience is good. The sound quality is clear with decent bass, which is very nice for music and movies in this price range. Vocals are clear and there is no distortion at normal volume. The headphones are comfortable to wear for long hours and the build quality feels sturdy. The design looks premium and fits well on the head. Connectivity is smooth and there are no major issues while using it for calls or watching videos. Battery backup is also good and lasts for a full day with normal usage. Overall, this is a value-for-money product and a good option for daily use.