Review of Hercules HDP M1001 DJ headphones

Hercules is a new company in the market which is very popular for producing DJ equipment which is very creative and affordable compared to other products available in the market. Recently, Hercules took a huge decision of stepping into the market of DJ headphones. Hercules is producing good quality DJ headphones and that is the reason we decided to test their HDP M1001 model of DJ headphone.

The design and construction of their DJ headphones is very impressive. It is made up of plastic which makes it comfortable to wear it for longer duration. Due to the plastic material, weight of these DJ headphones is much less than other DJ headphones available in the market. But the areas that bend and swing are also made up of plastic which implies that the DJs must be careful while handling this headphone. The ear cups of these headphones are excellent as they can rotate and swivel very easily providing comfortable position for monitoring to DJs. This feature provides diversity in the DJ headphones of Hercules and it is also attracts several user as other brands doesn't fold or swivel in the same manner as the Hercules DJ headphones does. Ear cups of this model of Hercules have fifty millimetre drivers which handles the deep bass. The size of the ear cups enables the headphones to cover the complete ear which gives a feel of excellent sound combined with sufficient noise cancelling. The noise cancelling feature prevents the external sounds to enter the ear of the user making it more comfortable while playing the music. Every DJ wishes to have a DJ headphone whose ear cups and headband pads are not comfortable and hard, and Hercules DJ headphones are just the one they were looking for. Hercules DJ headphone's ear cups and pad of headband is very much comfortable and is made up of soft leather material which gives superb comfort to the user. Headbands of Hercules DJ headphones are extendable which allows the user to resize it according to his or her comfort.
They are offering so many feature that you must be wondering about the price of these headphones. Hercules DJ headphones are very available at cheaper rate compared to other headphones available in the market. Price of these headphones ranges from two hundred to four hundred dollars. It handles the quality of the sound very well without leading to any kind of distortion. Sound isolation feature is one of the best features anyone has ever seen in any other DJ headphones. In retail market you can find these headphones at much cheaper price of USD 160 per piece.

Hercules HDP M1001 DJ headphones are highly recommended for users who are looking for a headphone which has features more than any professional DJ headphones and produces great sound in the ear available in the competitive price. The only con we discovered in these headphones is the absence of metal in the making of the headphones. Overall with a quality sound, competitive price and perfect for professional DJ, it is a must buy product.

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