These are some of the most comfortable over-ear headphones on the market. The tension on the headband is just enough to feel as though it’s not going to slip without being overbearing. Left to right imaging is impressively accurate. It makes modulation, especially in electronic music, sound bigger and wider than other headphones in the price range. The top to bottom imaging isn’t as accurate, but still achieves depth from the subbiness of the low-end. Overall, the HDJ-X10 sounds “hyped” thanks to the bump in the lows and the wider soundstage. Isolation

First headphones in the world to reproduce frequencies from 5 Hz to 40 kHz in the DJ headphones market (according to research conducted by Pioneer DJ Corporation Ltd, 21st August 2017).

Just make sure that any of the sound systems that you play on when you’re using the HDJ-X10 Hi-Res mode is capable of playing these files with gusto. Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10 Pros and Cons The comfortable fit and the noise isolation would make this an excellent choice if you’re looking for a pair of headphones to use in an office when you don’t want anyone to bother you at work. Hi-Res Audio Credit: Pioneer DJ

However, it’s easy to get used to the new fit of the HDJ-X when you consider just how comfortable they are. Once you’re sure that your new headphones are durable and comfortable to wear, you need to ensure that they’re going to sound great. If you loved the sound of the previous HDJ-2000MK2s, then you’re in for a treat here.

Most people should just go with the classic Sennheiser HD 25

The first thing you’ll notice is that the bass response in these cans is a little more pronounced compared to the previous versions. If you think that the previous headphones didn’t have much bass compared to the other DJ headphones models on the market, then the Pioneer DJ HDJ-X10 will solve that problem for you.