JVC - DJ Style Headphone - Black

I got these headphones as a budget friendly alternative to noise canceling headphones. They block enough outside noise to suffice for my needs. The build quality is excellent and the sound quality is WAY better than expected... the highs are crisp and the bass is deep. The cord is shorter than I'd like and it would've been nice if it came with a carrying case, but you can't have it all I suppose.

I absolutely love these things. The best feature is that they have an extension that has the option for a bigger plug at the end, which is perfect for my old record player. Great sound quality!

I was looking for replacement of my broken headphones and found this one. From each aspect JVS HA-M750 is better than Sennheiser HD201. The only feature which I want to add is in-wire volume control but it is rare in this class of products.

I wanted some good, inexpensive over-the-ears headphones, and these were a good pick. Sound quality is good, wide frequency response range. Only minor downsides: Space inside the ear cups is a little close, and could have better ventilation.

I bought these on sale for about $46 after tax, normally priced at $79.99. I've owned JVC headphones in the past, their cheaper models. They were great for the price, so I decided to give these headphones a try. I have nothing but good things to say about JVC. They're simply the BEST headphones you can buy for someone on a budget or not trying to spend $200-300. The headphones are very comfortable, nice cushy leather on the cups & headband. The mids & highs are great & the bass is solid. The only negative things I have to say is the cord seems very poor quality, we'll see how long it lasts. I would put these to the test with Beats headphones anyday, way more bang for your buck. I'd rather save $150-$250 in my pocket, thanks. For $46 out the door (sale price), you just can't beat the price. As for some technical specs, Best Buy's website is incorrect on some of these headphones actual specifications. The following information is taken directly from the box for my headphones and can also be found on JVC's website: Frequency response is 6Hz-26,000kHz, not 8Hz. This means these headphones have more bass than advertised. Sensitivity is 115dB, Impedance is 32 Ohms, and the correct weight of the headphones is 8.54oz.

these headphones sound i would call acurate, nothing is added. if you want bass enhanced headphones these are not them but if your music has alot of bass these will reproduce the bass accurately same with all the tones, notes, frequencies and such, really a good sound with these as all JVC headphones ive tried, they dont make bad headphones. and you can turn these up to where they will hurt your ears and they still stay clear. the fit is good, they sit around my ears and are lightweight enough, and for the sale price, you cant go wrong here. the earcups are shiny black, piano black i would say, very nice looking able to hear all layers of music, nothing drowns out other instruments i cant thing of any negatives on these jvc ha-m750 headphones

I love these headphones, I've been using mine for about a month now and I can't say enough about them. There lightweight and comfortable unless you wear glasses, but I counter that with one of my baseball caps. Without a cap on they squish my ears against my glasses frame which after a while makes my ears sore. Else I just take my glasses off. But overall these are the best headphones I've ever purchased. As the sound clarity and bass are great for listening to my MP3 or for use on my PC. There also very light for my experience with over the ear headphones and quite durable feeling in my hands. They also conform well to my head well, so they don't feel loose at the top or over my ears. Great product for anyone who prefers earphones over ear buds. All there missing is inline volume control.

Unless you have a small head, you might want to reconsider purchasing these headphones. The sound was great, but if you use them for long periods of time like I do, this isn't the best buy. I moved onto the Turtle Beach PX21 and they are a slight improvement, but I mean only slight. Denon has some of the best stereo headphones out there and worth checking out. However, they have a hefty price tag.