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🎶 Elevate your sound game—studio quality meets everyday comfort!
The MAONO MH700 Wired Studio Headphones deliver professional-grade audio with 50mm dynamic drivers and a wide 20Hz-20kHz frequency response. Designed for podcasters, DJs, and music producers, they feature a closed-back noise-isolating design, detachable dual cables (3.5mm and 6.35mm), and ergonomic comfort with foldable ear cups. Lightweight yet durable, these headphones offer versatile connectivity and long-lasting comfort, making them an essential tool for serious audio work and on-the-go creativity.



















| ASIN | B0DNLXX6JQ |
| Additional Features | Adjustable Headband, Detachable Cable, Noise Isolation, Strong positioning for professional studio work, dynamic live streams, podcasting, home studio setups, and more, long-term durability and more accurate monitoring for serious mixing work |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Creators focused on vocal/instrument tracking, podcasting, or music production, Home studios needing versatile closed-back headphones for recording and mixing, Users prioritizing comfort, durability, and studio-grade sound isolation |
| Audio Driver Size | 50 millimeters |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Latency | 10 milliseconds |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,140 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #19 in Recording Headphone Audio Monitors |
| Brand | MAONO |
| Brand Name | MAONO |
| Built-In Media | 3.5mm-3.5mm Straight Cable (1.2m), 3.5mm-6.35mm Coil Cable (3m), Maono MH700 Studio Headphones, Storage Bag, User Manual |
| Cable Features | Detachable |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Audio Equipment: Guitar amplifiers, keyboards, piano, microphones, audio interfaces, mixers, DJ equipment and mixing consoles with 6.35mm jack, Computing Devices: PC, Mac computers, laptops, Tablets, Smartphones with 3.5mm jack (Note: For newer iPhones without 3.5mm headphone jack, you'll need Lightning/USB-C to 3.5mm adapter (no including)), Professional Equipment: Recording equipment, podcast se… |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Controller Type | 3.5mm/6.35mm jack |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Box Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 514 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Over-Ear Headphones |
| Enclosure Material | Faux Leather, Metal, Plastic |
| Form Factor | Close Back Over Ear |
| Frequency Range | 20Hz to 20kHz |
| Frequency Response | 20 KHz |
| Headphone Folding Features | Close Back Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5/6.35 mm jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 32 ohm |
| Item Weight | 400 g |
| Manufacturer | MAONO |
| Model Name | MH700 |
| Model Number | MH700 |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 100 db |
| Specific Uses For Product | DJ, Recording, Studio Monitoring, Mixing, Podcasting, Music, Gaming, Streaming, Microphones, Audio Interface, Keyboard, Guitar, PC, Mac, Laptop, Tablets and phone |
| Style Name | Modern |
| Subject Character | Studio headphones |
| Theme | mixing dj, podcast, recording, streaming, studio |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
G**Z
awesome sound and comfort
awesome sound and comfort, better price than the beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro that the cable does not detach and cannot hear base, the Maono gives you the right amount of base to be able to hear the rest of the sounds
T**.
Great budget reference headphones, adequate to the professional Shure 840
Well okay, to set a basis I am comparing these to my Shure SRH840A which are 3 times the price and are considered pretty much the best on the market. I needed guest headphones for a podcast. They are decent for sound isolation but not perfect. I can have a conversation with them on as long as audio isn't playing through them. The thing is about reference headphones is that they aren't designed for "enjoying" what you are listening to. I put on George Thorogood Bad to the Bone, MJs Billie Jean and Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity to test. The highs and mids are very nice. I would say the very very deep basses could be better but I didn't push the test far that way. I have a very large head XXL for Goorin Bros and very large ears and they fit just fine sealing over my ears. They are lightweight and should be good for long term wear. So if you are on a budget these will be great. If you want true reference for critical listening and auditing you will want the Shure. But on a whim to buy these to get them fast and cheap, they are worth it and I am comfortable with the buy, They are great if you are just starting out or don't want to invest too much. I would not be concerned about the bar graph of audio quality others report on because for budget headphones I am not looking at that. Again, the audio is nice and clean from highs to mids and lows. There is not deep rumbling bass, but they are not made for that sort of listening.
M**R
Outrageous. Certifiable giant killers.
RTINGS needs to get a review of these up ASAP, because I guarantee they will measure and score ridiculously well. They are one of very few sub-$100 headphones I've tried that require zero EQ to achieve genuinely balanced and accurate sound. Granted, they are not perfect. The mid to high bass is a tad overemphasized, and the high midrange is somewhat distant, making the treble sound slightly overstimulating in comparison. But without a discerning ear, none of these traits stand out negatively whatsoever. And even a seasoned audiophile will admit these are listenable, possibly even pleasant characteristics. For reference, my main desktop headphones are the Samson SR850, another fantastic budget option, and while their sound signature is naturally lively and fun, I can't bear to use them without major EQ for more than ~20 minutes. The treble in particular is pretty disastrous in terms of harshness and fatigue, so I use a tailored AutoEQ preset that brings their response to near ruler flat. The Maono MH700, on the other hand, needs NONE of this to sound fantastic. It's honestly kind of baffling that they managed to pull this off for $40, especially considering the complete lack of compromise elsewhere. For example, the build quality is utterly fantastic. They feel solid and premium in the hand, and the earcups fully articulate to fold up tightly for storage. I'm shocked at how soft and comfortable the earpads are, and how well they mold to the ear. My only gripe with the fit is that the very top of the headband does press against my head, but this is cherry picking and does not lead to any significant discomfort long-term. Oh, and the detachable cables / ports! There's two jacks, one on each side of the headphones, and one for each type of port (3.5mm & 6mm). Two included cables - one is coiled and both are soft-touch and excellent quality. Also there's a nice, very portable carrying bag. Good grief! I sure wish these were available back when I was in high school. I spent much more on much, much worse headphones, most of which ended up in the garbage. These are an absolute no-brainer for a huge swath of consumers, and are more than adequate for modest audio engineers, DJs, and the like. Three thumbs up!
R**T
Robust build
After years of using Oneodio head phones, and having them continually break, I decided to try these. The good: These appear to be well made, and a bit more robust, they also feel more comfortable than Oneodio headphones. The bad: (this is a bit nit picky). I am used to having the 3.5mm jack on the right side (that is how oneodio designs theirs), for these, the 3.5mm jack is on the left, and due to how my desk/computer set up is, it is impractical to have the cable go behind my head so I ended up using a 3.5mm to 6.35mm adapter. It seems to work well, the sound quality is good, and I don't have any major complaints at this point.
J**K
Worth the money
excellent quality/sound for the price
M**S
Punches above its weightclass
Just got it today but so far it's working out great. Completely replaced the pair of V-Moda Crossfade M100 headphones I have been using for nearly a decade. I had this one niche problem where the headphone output on my audio interface would not separate the left and right audio channels properly. The cables provided fixed that completely. The sound profile is more flat than the headphones that I had before but that just gives more room for EQ. A lot of bang for your buck with these.
S**G
Great for a tight budget but needs eq tuning.
I seen another review talking about the frequency response of these. They are absolutely right about how these sound. At first it seemed like I was almost listening to a tin can from the “clarity” that has overwhelming peaks in the highs. The mids are also scooped out and the bass is a little weak. If you use an equalizer to flatten out the frequencies, these are actually quite amazing! Thanks to the person that has a frequency chart posted in the reviews, it was easy toning down the peaks and boosting the dips. If you decide to buy these, look up Equalizer APO. I don’t know if it works for iOS, android, or Mac, I only know it works for Windows. There’s videos on how to download it and its counterpart up on YouTube. There’s almost no delay in the output, which is great for recording vocals, gaming, or anything that needs the least delay possible. The headphones feel nice on my head but after a while it does have a bit of pressure on my ears. The ear cups are really soft and the adjustment is just what I was looking for! In summary, I would say if you’re on a super tight budget like I was, you should get them. Equalizer APO is a free equalizer as of now, so it’s worth the extra tuning. If you have a bigger budget though, I’d say there might be some better ones that don’t need an eq. I’d say in all it’s good for it’s value though, it’s almost got a premium feel with good comfort and acceptable sound quality before eq. Also here’s a picture of my eq settings to use, adjust to your liking!
T**E
Decent headphones
Great value for the money, they provide good sound quality for less money. Very durable and adjustable but they are made a little big. It comes with 2 short cables a straight 3.5mm to 3.5mm and a 6.35mm to 3.5mm which is coiled. The headband could be better.
P**_
Ein klasse Studio Kopfhörer mit Mehrwert
Einfach Wow, was für eine Dynamik, aber fangen wir von vorne an. Lieferung: Der Maono MH700 Studio Kopfhörer wird in einem kleinen Karton mit Markenaufdruck geliefert. Im Karton selbst erwartet euch, der in einer Tragetasche verpackte Kopfhörer, samt 2 verschiedener Kabel und einer Bedienungsanleitung, die leider nicht in deutscher Sprache verfasst ist, schade, allerdings sollte es für jeden Käufer kein Problem darstellen, diesen Kopfhörer in Betrieb zu nehmen. Übrigens: Aufgrund der cleveren Verpackung spart Maono Verpackungsmüll, super, so muss das sein, finde ich gut. Gewicht, Optik, Verarbeitung, Bedienung: Der Kopfhörer ist kein Federgewicht, er ist aber auch nicht zu schwer. Der MH700 vermittelt schon beim auspacken eine grundsolide Verarbeitung, die Gelenke sind frei von jeglichem Spiel, nichts wackelt, alles sitzt fest verarbeitet dort wo es hingehört. Mir gefällt, dass man den Kopfhörer platzsparend verstauen kann, siehe Fotos, er nimmt somit nicht viel Platz weg und lässt sich auch prima auf Reisen mitnehmen. Der Kopfbügel lässt sich auf beiden Seiten in der Länge verstellen, hier hilft für die gleichmäßige Einstellung, eine Skala mit Zahlen, damit sitzt der Maono MH700 ergonomisch richtig auf dem Kopf und über den Ohren. Der Anpressdruck des Kopfhörers ist angenehm stramm, so das er nicht verrutschen kann, der Druck ist allerdings auch nicht zu hoch, so das der Maono auch nach längeren Sessions keine Schmerzen bereitet. Die sehr weichen, mit Memoryschaum gefüllten Ohrmuscheln, sitzen sehr angenehm über den Ohren, dass Hautgefühl mit dem Proteinleder ist dabei gut. Ich wünsche mir hier von Maono, dass es in Zukunft noch Ohrmuschel Polsterungen aus Samt oder Velours gibt, so wie sie an meinem Superlux verbaut sind, das hebt noch einmal den Profilook und fühlt sich zudem noch viel angenehmer an. Mir gefällt am MH700 das man die Ohrmuschel Polsterungen abnehmen kann, ebenso wie das Polster des Kopfbügels, somit kann alles sehr gut gereinigt werden und falls es Ersatzteile gibt, kann man diese bei Bedarf auch kostengünstig ersetzen, prima Idee und super ausgeführt, so etwas nennt man Ressourcen Schonung. Übrigens sind die Ohrmuscheln nicht die größten, wer große Ohren hat muss das halt ausprobieren, meine "Lappen" passen da so gerade eben rein. ;-) Die Ohrmuscheln sind im Winkel zum Kopfbügel minimal versetzt, so das dieser bei richtiger Verwendung, gerade auf dem Kopf liegt. Zubehör: Der MH700 bringt wie angesprochen gleich zwei verschiedene Anschlusskabel mit, dass sorgt für eine riesige Bandbreite an Anschlussmöglichkeiten an allerlei verschiedenen Tonquellen, Stereoanlage, Smartphone, IPhone, Tablet, PC, Audio Interface, Musikinstrument und noch vieles mehr, klasse. Die Kabel werden am Kopfhörer mit einem Drehverschluss gesichert, so das diese nicht herausrutschen können, sehr gut gemacht Maono, auch das gefällt mir. Die Klinkenstecker haben dabei eine Größe von 3,5 mm und 6,35 mm, also Standard Klinken für Standard Buchsen, sehr gut. Die Kabel wirken sehr hochwertig, dass Kabel mit dem 6,35 mm Anschluss ist ein Wellenkabel, ob man das unbedingt benötigt lasse ich einmal dahin gestellt. Manche Nutzer freuen sich darüber, ich nicht unbedingt, da ich die Form von alten Telefonkabeln unpraktisch finde, zumindest für die Aufgaben für die ich diesen Kopfhörer verwende. Aber das ist Geschmacksache und kein Manko. Ton und Dynamik: Der Kopfhörer bietet einen Frequenzgang von 20 Hz bis 20 KHz, somit wird das komplette Tonspektrum abgedeckt. Die Impedanz liegt bei 32 Ohm und die Empfindlichkeit bei 100 DB. Damit kommen wir zu den wichtigsten Punkten bei einem Kopfhörer. Die 50 mm Neodym Treiber klingen einfach fantastisch, der Ton klingt sehr dynamisch und voll, die Höhen sind wirklich knackig, wirken dabei aber nicht zu aufdringlich. Die Mittetöne sind gut ausgewogen und wirken nicht zu "nasal", also genau richtig, diese Töne sind auch nicht überbetont, wie es leider bei vielen anderen Konkurrenzprodukten der Fall ist. Der Bassbereich des MH700 ist sehr dynamisch, fast schon zu dynamisch, mit dem MH700 kann man den Beat so richtig wummern lassen, wobei die Bässe sehr präsent sind. Hier muss also eher Bass zurück genommen werden als ihn noch zu erhöhen. Mir gefällt das mit dem Bass sehr gut, da ich als Content Creator auch selbst Musikstücke erstelle, die aus dem Bereich House und Techno kommen. Der MH700 macht mir beim Musizieren sehr viel Freude, da er einen klasse Dynamikbereich bietet. Der Maono Kopfhörer ist bestens geeignet um Musik zu hören, um selbst Musik zu erstellen und auch zum Video schauen, er ist somit ein echter Allrounder. Der MH700 ist aber auch für das Gaming sehr gut ausbalanciert, da er den Ton hervorragend von einander abgrenzen kann, man hört im Game somit einen Floh pupsen, das ist wirklich sehr gut. Und wer will nicht einmal eine Explosion im Game erleben, mit einem Bass der dir bis ins Mark gehen kann? Achtung das soll nicht heißen das der Bassbereich übersteuert ist, nein, der Bass ist wie schon einmal oben angesprochen, sehr präsent. Fazit: Ich bin von der Leistung und von der Verarbeitung dieses Kopfhörers mehr als angenehm überrascht worden. Der Kopfhörer punktet mit seiner Ergonomie, mit seiner Verarbeitung und besonders mit seinem sauberen Klangbild. Somit gibt es für den MH700 heute eine klare Kaufempfehlung. Die Marke Maono gefallt mir von Produkt zu Produkt immer besser, hier erwartet dich eine erstklassige Qualität zu einem bezahlbaren Preis, Hut ab Maono, weiter so. :-)
M**U
Compacte, robuste, confort et bon son.
Casque de bonne qualité, robuste et facile à régler. Bonne qualité sonore. C'est un casque confortable qui ne fait pas mal aux oreilles même après des heures d'utilisation. Il s'adapte parfaitement et est compacte. Je l'ai acheté pour mon ampli guitare mais il est compatible avec la PS5 pour jouer au casque. Très bon rapport qualité prix.
G**O
Cuffie da studio sorprendenti ma soprattutto comode
Le cuffie Maono MH700 si sono rivelate un acquisto eccezionale, superando ogni mia aspettativa. Di seguito, alcuni aspetti che mi hanno particolarmente colpito: Prestazioni Eccezionali Le prestazioni di queste cuffie sono straordinarie, offrendo un audio nitido e bilanciato che si adatta perfettamente ad ogni esigenza. La resa sonora è impeccabile, rendendole ideali sia per sessioni di ascolto che per monitorare strumenti musicali. Versatilità nell'Uso con Strumenti Musicali Utilizzo le cuffie quotidianamente con i miei strumenti musicali: percussioni digitali, batteria elettronica e chitarra, grazie alla connessione diretta tramite la scheda audio. In ogni situazione, il suono risulta chiaro e dettagliato, permettendo una gestione precisa delle dinamiche musicali. Combo Caster G1 Neo e Maono PD300X La combo formata da Caster G1 Neo e Maono PD300X si è dimostrata fenomenale. Questa combinazione garantisce una qualità di registrazione e un monitoraggio che valorizzano ogni dettaglio del suono, rendendo l’esperienza d’uso ancora più completa e soddisfacente. Materiali di Alta Qualità e Ottimo Rapporto Qualità-Prezzo Le cuffie sono realizzate con materiali robusti e resistenti, che assicurano una lunga durata nel tempo. Il rapporto qualità-prezzo è imbattibile, offrendo prestazioni da studio ad un costo estremamente competitivo. In sintesi, consiglio vivamente le cuffie Maono MH700 a chiunque sia alla ricerca di un prodotto affidabile e performante per un utilizzo professionale o amatoriale. Un acquisto che sicuramente non deluderà.
ا**ف
صوت جميل
رائع جدا
M**S
Maono Headphones.
They fit well and comfy, sound is very good. Curly chord a bit annoying, as a bit short when plugged into my guitar amp, but I can buy a straight audio cable for that, i do like how they have 2 audio plug sizes. Feels good quality also.
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