OneOdio Monitor 80 : Best Open Back Headphones Under $100?

[@rootlinuxproductions8397]

Fantastic review. Nice to see some different headphones being reviewed.

[@Nonesuch6588]

Very interesting and unique for under $100. Loving the headphone reviews 👍

[@jpblahblah]

Here in asia, you can get the monitor 60 and monitor 80 around 40 usd which is a steal. Store is Lazada and Shopee but I am not sure if they ship outside asia

[@frankfarago2825]

About USD $65 here in Hungary, and that includes the 27% VAT.

[@barfy75]

Headband and hinges are giving off serious ATH-M50 vibes. Homage, no doubt. 😄

[@zakariyabaker874]

They're from their older models. Very fragile hinges 🙃

[@DarkExplorer]

They are btw. Yamaha-Inspired

[@maveferdykrueger2899]

@@zakariyabaker874 so they break easy? I saw alot of reviews on amazon of the other older models breaking🤔

[@zakariyabaker874]

@@maveferdykrueger2899 to be fair, mine broke after two years and I have quite a big head, it's more annoying that it's irreparable. For a $100 headphone, I feel like OneOdio should have redesigned the hinge.

[@90sGasPrices]

GAMESKY SHUT UP I just bought the LavaBeans and the box is sitting on my lap right now. Stoked for these bad boys.

[@RicherTechReviews]

Nice review, cheers Keith!

[@jeffhale1189]

Thanks…I enjoyed your excellent review. Blessings on your day!

[@colinmcguigan4630]

Enjoying the love for corded gear

[@paulflint6254]

Got the Studio pro 10 ones, very impressed. I think these are better than the A71.

[@bobc2960]

Yet another great video Sir...

[@mzza]

I have a narrow head and many open back headphones don't have that flat resting position for some reason. I'm used to how m50x's sit on my head and want something that feels similar, but has a more open soundstage. I've been using akg k240's for this purpose, but I find them uncomfortable and they just barely seal when I changed to thicker pads. I think I might get these ones.

[@IAMMIKEO]

For that price probably best to just get ATHM40x ?

[@satkotech]

I've been thinking about that too. In my country, the ATH-M40x are 150 euro, and these are 100. The reason I'm still considering these over the Audio-Technica is the open-back and 250 Ohms impedance. Which theoretically should be much better than the ATH-M40x as they are closed-back and 35 ohms. I also understand that specs aren't always everything, and quality can vary immensely. I guess I'll wait for a couple of months and see what more people think of the Monitor 80, as more people get them and compare them to other higher-priced phones.

[@darkhadou7017]

I actually have some oneodio headphones. They sound great.

[@MichaelLargent]

Any thoughts on clamp force?

[@angelocrisostomo7477]

It looks like a great product 👌

[@mosa8311]

irresolute ... between soundmagic ph151.. and oneodio monitor 80 Which one is better? Please

[@holdonL]

hello, what amp shouls I buy for gaming? and how do I connect all that to motherboard? thank you

[@maguler111]

Hi. Can I use this headphone on my Behringer umc204 hd audio interface?

[@holdonL]

will it work with v-moda boompro mic? thank you

[@acidbath3226]

oneodio imho is one of the best companies for the price and the features. you can use both jacks at the same time and reference one to use as a monitor for the other (for recording, practice, and tracking purposes) I don't know too many other headphone companies that make them with two jacks and you typically have to spend over 100 dollars just to look for a pair with those features. plus the bass makes it easy to do a nice, full on mix. a lot of cheap tablets cut at a lower bass frequency that makes good remasters sound good for people who have no choice but to afford those devices or simply to reference that particular sound. probably going to buy this pair and keep the oneodio pro 50s for my ekit because they sound absolutely wonderful on them regardless, like they make them sound like a real drum kit and I hear exactly how I want it mixed. This means maximum immersion in whatever game you are playing and not too much guesswork with spectrum analysis and eq'ing. hope this helps..

[@juweikwen4030]

Good review. Earlier bought oneodio pro M with Bluetooth and 3.5mm boom microphone. Bluetooth is working fine but the boom microphone with 3.5 mm always has built-in noise during teleconference. Asked customer service without any response. Eventually move to EKSA E900 pro and Creative SXFI Gamer both support USB type C to solve the noise issue.

[@maxrider2887]

Is it better then anker Soundcore q30?

[@ProjectPewgf]

Oneodio all the way I've tried all sound core, Oneodio monitor 80 is the best and I listen to trance music which demands bass and its more then enough

[@RatroLook]

What is name of that 8bit game runnning in the background??

[@OfficialGamesky]

Double Dragon

[@jackjack3874]

Would you say you prefer these or Sennheiser HD599? They are often less than 100 euros.. SHP9600 are also under 100 euros nowadays.

[@CybertroninfiniteOfficial]

Go for either the Sennheiser 560s or Shp9500s

[@jackjack3874]

@@CybertroninfiniteOfficial True.. I would go for the 560s for reference or the TYGR for fun... more expensive though.. not sure about shp9500.. they are also actually more expensive in europe than the shp9600 which seem to have fixed some of the issues with the 9500... oh well..

[@CybertroninfiniteOfficial]

@@jackjack3874 even though the 9600 fixed some issues, they also created their own. They're different sound signatures

[@jackjack3874]

​@@CybertroninfiniteOfficial​They are different indeed..it is not a true succession.. i dont know.. the low and mid treble of the 9500 are deterring me... What about a closed back for around 100-150? AKG K361/371, HD280 pro, m40x, yamaha hph-mt5?

[@CybertroninfiniteOfficial]

@@jackjack3874 the m40xs are one my favorites since they're very balanced and neutral but the k361 and sonys will do too

[@preachersawyer6925]

is anyone tried those for gaming any reviews?

[@Garythefireman66]

I like that they give you 3.5 mm and ¼" adapters. Nice touch, especially at this price 🎧

[@frankfarago2825]

Please watch the video first. They don't give you any adapters.

[@explodingheavens]

Update to my review somewhere on YT, you already know build feels fragile, but interior is a bit better. Unlike my owned dt990pro 250ohm, this one can take 24W easily for theater like volume. It's not without some small hitting noises at few frequencies, what you can hear when low bass and no heights play, like with dub genre, but dt990 250 couldn't even play those. There are highs, lows are flat, but its not hurting, comparing to in ear tin p1/2. 1 more thing, connection in 3.5mm jack hole is not stable in headphone, not sure what it is, but its not unusable, there is even 6.3mm jack, I guess quality adapter changing it to 3.5mm would save the stability of connection(i did not try tho, i dont move much when watching, when there is slight correction needed its done fast, only 2 times happened when watching movie, I don't have quality 6.3 to 3.5 anyway lol). For that price, compared to 990, I enjoy it more... hopefully nxt gen is more quality build, better frequency response and without distortion at 140dB.

[@AnxiousCHKNLeg]

Hell yea

[@CybertroninfiniteOfficial]

Sennheiser hd-8xx vibes

[@sarangm3659]

I own Oneodio Product, if you EQ them they will sound superb for sure, here is the Con list, it will broke with-in 6 month for sure you have to use super glue to stick them back & just cover our whole headphone with duck tape for long-life because the fake leather will start pealing with-in 6-8 month's...Over-all it a superb value for money in sound quality department

[@SkyYukiGuy]

Maybe depend on how hot it is, but mine last a year before it decide to peel itself.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Is that true even for this model which is MSRP of $100? I know the ones they sell for 30 bucks have a flimsy build quality but that's basically true of any headphones at that price. Koss etc ...

[@kbeau937]

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