Numark HF125 Compact Recording and Monitoring DJ Headphones with 6ft Cable, 40mm Drivers for Extended Response, Closed-Back Design for Sound Isolation

The Numark HF125 headphones are a solid budget option for casual listening or beginner DJing. The adjustable headband and lightweight design make them comfortable to wear for extended periods.The sound quality is decent for the price, offering clear mids and highs, though bass lovers may find it slightly lacking. The padded ear cups provide decent noise isolation, and the long cord is convenient for studio setups or at-home use.While they may not satisfy audiophiles or professional DJs, they’re great for basic needs. Affordable, reliable, and a good value for the money!

These are good headphones to be fair.Connected to a DJ mixer via a laptop they give off very good sound, clear and precise.Great value for money and worth every penny.Only had them a day but I cant complain at all.

I can't give them 5 stars as they're not perfect, but for the price they're bloomin great!They wouldn't be comfy for many hours of use, quite squeezy on the ear.The sound is perfectly fine for monitoring, which I've been doing through (budget) audio interface and pro tools.They're nice and compact so don't take up valuable desk space.Just what I was after.Overall highly recommended, but don't expect glorious audio for this price point.

Good headphones just to listen to BBC sounds on a laptop. Good price too.

For the price it’s adequate . The sound isn’t brilliant but for the price it’s ok. I bought these as I had some from 20 years ago that just broke . My old ones were better but have no idea why as they look the same . I have them to listen to myself when plugged into my keyboard . I’m a musician .

Bought to go with Numark mixer, so I’d thought I’d buy the same make for compatibility. Didn’t disappoint and recommended.

OK The headphones are cheap so don't expect Sennheiser..The headphones are superb thus far not sure how long they'll last so we'll have to wait and see.I only bought them so I could monitor something on a laptop rather than disturb.The sound is excellent but understand I am only running though a laptop, no great strain is being placed on the speakers.Sure they might sound great on your stereo system comes down to your preference, but as said not sure how long the speakers might last.I have professional studio cans for recording music so these are perfect for the use wanted them for.Comfort hmm?Well a lot depends on the size of your ears some headphones cup the ears perfectly so there is nothing sitting on the actual ear.You might find with these after a couple of hours they might feel uncomfortable.Other than that the lead is a reasonable length, Be careful of the plug the lead goes into.TIPBend the cable at the cable! to where the cable goes In, Not at the plugs bendy bitThat bendy bit will finally fail, put a cable tie around the lead then wrap the same cable tie with lead around the plug.This will extend the life of any headphone plug.You know the story.

I last bought a set of these 11 years ago, didn't even realise they still made them. I actually had some before that that did the fortunate break when DJing, and I was still able to use the one on the lead side.(Actually always preferred to mix with one ear, and the other listening to the live) Anyway, as I recall they had good bass, good general sound quality, long lead, cheap price, what's not to like...? Ah... the fact that now (for some reason), the minimum order is 5. That's not very good. If I was going to spend over £50 on headphones, I'd probably be looking at one £50 set.I could have been tempted by 2 maybe, but why would I want 5?