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Review of OneOdio A71 Hi-Res Studio Recording HeadphonesThe OneOdio A71 Hi-Res Studio Recording Headphones have quickly become a staple in my audio toolkit, and after extensive use, I'm excited to share my thoughts on these impressive headphones.Design and Comfort: One of the first things I noticed about the A71s is their sleek and modern design. The matte finish gives them a professional look, making them suitable for both studio settings and casual listening. The ear cups are generously padded, providing excellent comfort for long sessions without any discomfort or strain. The adjustable headband is another thoughtful feature, ensuring a snug yet comfortable fit for various head sizes.Sound Quality: When it comes to audio performance, the A71s truly shine. They boast high-resolution audio capabilities that deliver a clear and balanced sound across the frequency spectrum. Whether I’m tracking vocals, mixing instruments, or simply enjoying my favorite tracks, the detail and clarity are impressive. The bass response is solid without overwhelming the mid-range and high frequencies, making them suitable for a variety of genres, from classical to heavy rock.The sound isolation is commendable as well. The closed-back design effectively minimizes external noise, allowing for a focused listening experience, ideal for studio work. I found that I could comfortably immerse myself in my music or recordings without distraction.Connectivity and Features: The A71 headphones come equipped with a versatile 3.5mm cable, as well as an additional 6.35mm (1/4 inch) jack, making them compatible with a wide range of devices, including mixers and audio interfaces. A dual-plug option means you can easily switch between devices without needing an adapter, which I found to be incredibly convenient.Portability: While they are not the most lightweight headphones on the market, the OneOdio A71s fold up nicely, making them relatively easy to transport. This is a significant advantage for musicians and audio engineers who are always on the go but still require quality sound.Value for Money: At their price point, the OneOdio A71s offer remarkable value. They compete with higher-end brands without breaking the bank, making them an excellent choice for budding musicians, podcasters, or anyone looking to enhance their audio experience without investing a fortune.Drawbacks: While I have few complaints, the plastic build might raise concerns about long-term durability. However, they feel robust enough for regular use. Additionally, while the sound isolation is excellent, those in particularly loud environments may still want to consider noise-canceling headphones for maximum immersion.Conclusion: In summary, the OneOdio A71 Hi-Res Studio Recording Headphones are an impressive combination of quality, comfort, and affordability. Whether you're a home studio enthusiast, a professional musician, or just someone who appreciates high-quality audio, these headphones deliver an outstanding performance that rivals more expensive models. I highly recommend them for anyone looking to elevate their sound experience without breaking the bank.

The media could not be loaded. I'm impressed!All the reviews I leave are based in how much the purchase is worth its price. And this one totally is!I'm normally into wireless headphones and the most recent ones I tried were : Marshal major III, Sony MDR 650 BT and a few budget brands. The most impressive ones were Sony so far, but even they cannot rival the value for money of these headphones.Now, these headphones are a lot better in sound quality. Once I received them I downloaded the headphones testing app and it just surpassed all expectations considering their price. The frequency response shows a sturdy range 20Hz-20kHz which is a good sign.Pros:✅ Sound quality is amazing. It is very clear and the bass is solid. Comparing to Marshall Major 3, OneOdio sound a lot more vibrant. And that's 5 times cheaper.✅ High quality components. It is so very different from many other brands to put in the box a high quality leather-like sack for storage, 2 proper cables and very detailed manual. All of that was a nice surprise as normally any accessories that come with budget headphones go straight to the bin because of their rubbish quality. This is not the case here.✅ Presentation is very catchy. I would not be ashamed to give them as a gift.✅Comfortable on the head. They're perfect if you are like me and have to spend quite a bit of time working in your headphones. Part of my job is to test and localize a lot of media content and in the first hour if usage l new straight away I would be a lot more comfortable in these headphones than in my Marshall Major III which are 5 times the price of OneOdio. Seems unfair, I wish I bought them earlier.✅ Versatility of usage with two different cables. You can be connected to 2 different devices at the same time.✅ Noise cancellation. They don't have that functionality, BUT you really don't hear anything on the background when using these headphones. They're definitely well made as they keep all the noise down.✅ Sound volume. They're loud! Really nice and loud. I was so tired of using headphones on their maximum volume and not getting enough still. Problem solved now. I'm loving the volume.Now cons, however insignificant they are :- all nice and good them being so flexible and foldable, but they're still not super small to be easily worn everywhere. I will definitely use them as my home headphones for work, but doubt I'll take them on a holiday.- they're not very girly, I'd say their shape is rather suitable for men more. Especially the considering the average men's head size it would be a better choice for them. It doesn't bother me so much, but do keep it in mind when buying.That's it! :)Nothing else I can say. I will buy another piece for my husband as he is already thinking about how to steal them from me.These are my first impressions after first few hours of constant use. I might update this review later with some more details.Thanks for reading my review.

There's a lot of negative reviews that focus on the poor construction or the fact that "I've bought four of these headphones and they've all broken within two months...".Yes, these are mostly made of plastic and are not going to compete with headphones in the £200+ range but frankly if they're breaking so easy then it's because you're take zero care. Nothing is indestructible, so grow up!The overall sound, whilst having an increased bass (like most non-pro headphones these days), is clear and punchy. The mid range has clarity without boxiness.The build quality is ok, with comfortable cups that fold away for protection and a soft headband. You get two wires. A curly one for standard use and a straight one that has a microphone built in. Oh, and for those people that moan about not knowing which way to wear the headphones, the cups are labelled inside with a big "R" and "L".My final comment is that I was replacing some very expensive Beats that were built like a tank and had very good sound so I wasn't going to accept a mediocre replacement but I'm happy with these. And for the price, I'd recommend them to you.