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michel idan
September 5, 2025
The headphones meet my needs.
Smart Shopper
July 18, 2025
I've been using the Superlux HD 330PRO headphones for my recording and mixing sessions, and they've been a good choice at this price point. The 150 ohms impedance requires a decent amp for full performance, but once powered correctly, these headphones deliver a surprisingly clear and balanced sound. The 40mm neodymium drivers give a solid bass response without overwhelming the mids and highs, which is crucial for accurate studio monitoring.The semi-open design offers a nice soundstage, though it does mean less isolation from external noise, which might not be ideal in all environments but is perfect for studio work where you want some ambient awareness. Comfort is good for long sessions thanks to the over-ear design, although they might feel a bit tight initially. The build quality isn't the most premium, but for the price, the plastic construction holds up well.I particularly appreciate how these headphones handle vocals and instruments with clarity, making them excellent for mixing and podcasting. The 3.5mm jack with the included adapter for larger inputs is a convenient touch.Overall, if you're looking for budget-friendly studio headphones that don't compromise too much on sound quality, the Superlux HD 330PRO is a strong contender.
WeAreGoingSomewhere
May 18, 2025
These headphones may be a little hard to drive but they get you what you pay for in terms of sound quality! They are awesome for audio monitoring and just plain music listening. Ergonomics are great so you can wear them for hours without getting any fatigue. Love the design, too - they do stand out nicely from competition!
Z13dd2
February 15, 2025
I thought these were ok but they just never got me super excited. Their sound isn't bad but I was just never able to really dial them into a sound that really grabbed me. Their build quality also isn't bad but again nothing that I really was blown away by . There are just so many great headphones out there that sound great for a really good price that I guess a set of headphones has to be really exceptional to wow me these days.
Jack
December 7, 2024
I was so excited to try these and they did not disappoint. The Superlux brand does a great job making affordable competitors to the bigger brands' headphones. $60 for these is an absolute steal.The sound quality is fantastic, I'm no audiophile but I can't stand cheap/budget headphone sound quality. I've tried a lot at the $30-$80 price point and most I consider absolutely unusable. These, not so. The sound is very clear, directional sound is good, and I can distinguish instruments from each other much better than my other headphones. I've used them for listening to music, watching videos, and gaming and they are absolutely fantastic at all 3. No muffling or muddy sounds, not tinny in the slightest.They also are MASSIVELY comfortable. I was worried the velour pads would be too hot on my ears (plus I've got sensory issues, especially with velvet) but I shouldn't have worried. They're very comfortable and my ears didn't get hot at all after wearing them for a few hours. They don't clamp and squeeze your head, the earcups are big and deep enough that my ears don't rest uncomfortably on the speakers. Everything just works, and works well.They are "semi-open" headphones, which can be a drawback depending on your use. You hear more of what's going on around you, and in a quiet room some of your sound leaks out. I put them on a pillow to test it out. I turned the volume up higher than I would be comfortable listening to, and moved the headphones around. I could vaguely hear the music at about 2 feet away, but couldn't hear the words. Further than that and I wasn't able to hear it at all. I use them all the time in a shared place and nobody can hear my music/game unless they're right next to me.They don't offer sound isolation, so if you use headphones to block out louder noises like talking, barking, etc. then I would get closed back headphones instead. For the average person I think this won't be an issue at all.These are offered in 32 OHM and 150 OHM. I wasn't sure which to get and was worried I'd need an amp for the 150. I got them anyway as the sound quality is supposed to be a little nicer, and I did not come even close to needing an amp. When plugged into my PC, I use them at 25-35 volume and it is plenty. I can't imagine a use case where you need higher than 60, much less 100. Very easy to drive, in my experience.
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