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Changes include a variety of new colour options and a slightly punchier sound. The Crossfade range has recently hit its third iteration.

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On the other hand, they boast Bluetooth so can double up as ‘regular’ headphones for the walk to and from the studio. On one hand, the Crossfades can be wired to provide zero latency feedback, and a wide frequency range, meaning they have the reliability needed for tight beat mixing or music production. The Crossfade headphones, from Milan-based brand V-Moda, provide a ‘best of both worlds’ approach to headphone monitoring. If you want to go fully wireless, Pioneer also produces a Cue1 BT model offering Bluetooth functionality for around £30/$30 more. The sharp look is matched by some DJ-friendly design touches, such as the lightweight, foldable body and detachable cables. Many budget sets of DJ headphones tend to look cheap and toy-like – HF125s we’re looking at you – but the Cue1s have a stylish and pro-feeling design, which can be customised by purchasing replacement coloured ear pads and cables. The thing we like most about the Cue1s though is their styling. Sonically, these outstip many of the more expensive pairs on the market. While the sonic specs, such as impedance and frequency response, don’t quite match Pioneer’s top-end cans, they’re still very impressive for a set of entry level DJ headphones. Pioneer DJ’s budget headphones take many of the winning design choices from the brand’s more expensive HDJs – feature elsewhere in this guide – and bring them down to a price point to suit beginners and cash-strapped DJs. Not quite as comfortable or clear-sounding as their more expensive counterparts

At the affordable end, Pioneer’s HDJ Cue1’s offer the best balance of quality for a low price. If you’re willing to spend more, the likes of Pioneer’s HDJ-X10s or AIAIAI’s TMA-2s offer more features that span into the studio realm too. Neither are they the cheapest DJ headphones going. That said, HD25s are far from being ‘top of the range’ when it comes to their sonic specs.

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Most elements of the HD25s are replaceable too, so a lost ear pad or cracked headband needn’t warrant a whole new set of headphones. They boast solid sound that can cut through a busy club environment with a flexible, lightweight design that’s perfect for monitoring in the booth and should hold up to a heavy touring schedule. These are brilliant all-rounder headphones at a reasonable price. When it comes to the best DJ headphones, Sennheiser HD25 (opens in new tab) are close to being an ‘industry standard’ - and not without reason. Plus, if you’re not sure where to start, we’ve added some useful buying advice at the bottom of the page.

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From premium noise-cancelling models to cheaper, portable options, we’ve rounded up a selection of top-quality headphones which will suit any DJ of any level.

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