SIVGA SV006 Wood Headphone, Over Ear Wired Headphone Noise-cancelling with Natural Audio Surround Sound, Closed-Back and Built-in Mic,For smartphone tablet and PC laptop, Walnut

This headphones were a great surprise. Build quality is superb. Metal joints, metal headband, wooden ear cups. No strange noises when bending and folding the headband or ear cups so they feel very solid and high quality.Comfort is really good, though I think that the headband is maybe just a little bit bigger than it should or at least I would appreciate a bit more of clamping force. Not that they will fall off your head or anything, but I',m used to a little bit more of pressure. No pad change required.The sound signature is pretty flat to me but very balanced meaning that it doesn't lack bass nor has it harsh treble. You can always EQ things a bit to suit your taste should you like more bass. I'm no audiophile but I would say the bass is clear and just enough without being boomy or muddy and the highs sound sparkly enough to me without feeling piercing.The 3.5mm connector is standard (no proprietary stuff like AudioTechnicas or other brands) so you can connect a Vmoda Boom Pro and have a great headset for gaming, calls or whatever. The included cables are of good quality and appropriate lengths and the included hard case is a nice detail to store them safely.I think these headphones could cost twice as much of what they do since they really look the part and perform as such.I would recommend them.

the build quality and packaging is great but that is their only good attribute, after extensive listening through various sources these headphones sound terrible there is a strange colouration to the sound which i can only describe as being stuck inside a wheelie bin with a hifi playing everything has a strange almost echo/reflection the like ive never heard before or want too hear again, it makes music sound awful and you cant escape it even after many hours run in it actually got worse over time, dont listen to anything from a reviewer with a z in his title the amount of crap i have bought listening to that guy he is clueless, do yourself a favour buy any cheap set of chifi iems/headphones they will sound better than these.

Pros:- They get loud- They kinda works when it comes to passive noise cancelling- Good low-end, and highs (V shape)- Good imaging, not bad soundstage- Build quality seems good, wood is good, metal frame is so SMOOOOOOTH, pads are well cushioned as well as the headband. Although is NOT leather, and is NOT memory foam.Cons- Heavy- BIG (don't get them if your head is small)- They are comfy, but they have quite good clamping force which can get annoying after 2 - 3 hoursIncluded extras:- Case (nice hard case)- 2 braided cables- 3.5 and plane adapterOverall, I would recommend them, they give more of what they cost, they give good low-end without killing the rest of frequencies, mids are a bit down tho, but overall good and fun sound.

Really nice headphones but outer sleeve ripped, scuffed and dirty so beware if buying as a gift

I bought them just to have a set in the office and I was actually blown away by the quality of craftsmanship of those headphones. The do feel like very expensive cans.Quality:Very nice real wood shell, amazing modern aluminum frame with comfortable top pad.Ear pads could be bit softer but they are still incredible and noise is virtually completely cancelled when wearing them.Super smooth rotation, no squeaks or weird noises.They do feel bot heavy on your head but after a while I got used to them.Sound:This is the best part, I was expecting those headphones to sound too warm with lack of bass so basically my expectations were very low.What a massive surprise it was - I have connected them to my PC at work and it did sound great but them when you plug them into your phone with DAC - they comes to life straight away bringing smile on my face.If you but them out of the box - plug them in into any music source and let them play for 2 days nonstop - they will sound 100x better after that procedure.I have IKKO OH1 which are different type of headphones but still great quality. Those are way way better - I could go into the details about mids, lows etc but those are all over the internet.Box:Packed nicely in premium feel box with presentation box, aircraft adapters and 2 sets of very soft cable - one with controls another one just plain cable. Both of them sounds great.Overall incredible set of headphones for very good price and if you dont want to spend 100's of pounds go for those ones. They look trendy, feel good and sound is amazing clear for the price you pay.The only downside is comfort but it's relative again so for me those feel bit heavy on head but I can live with that for 2-3 hrs a day.

Noise cancelling? Somebody has a liberal viewpoint regarding noise cancelling... I would suggest that enclosing the ear does not quantify as noise cancelling... In the same way as putting your fingers in your ears... 😏And after only three time of use, one of the cans has broken off.Absolutely shocking quality...

I love love love my Sivga SV006 headphones! They perfectly suit the style I was after, incorporating real walnut cups, comfortable protein leather padding that fully enclosed over my whole ear, solid aluminium construction, and a single removable 3.5mm Jack input on the left side. Best thing however, is the sound. Despite being closed back, there is appreciable imaging and although the soundstage isn’t wide, it certainly doesn’t feel cramped. Bass is just about perfect, and doesn’t distort even at loud volumes, while highs are crisp, distinct and only get uncomfortable if treble is turned way up and volume is unhealthily loud. I highly recommend these.

Terrible. The left ear kept cutting out. Opened, tried, sent back. They are also very heavy. I don't think the technology matches up to the design and expensive packaging. They are trying to look better quality than they are.