TMA-2 DJ Wireless - Professional DJ Headphones with Ultra-low Latency Wireless Audio, 20+ Hours of Playback, Durable Lightweight Design, High Isolation Ear Pads and Added Bluetooth.

These things are insanely good. Was surprised when I first got them. Every part in in a separate bag. Seriously its like a mini Christmas opening them. The instructions are clear and foolproof, which was handy. Once assembles I hiked them up and was a little disappointed in the default sound profile. It was slightly empty sounding but then I used the app to tune them and wow. These things are LOUD. The cup seal isolates everything around you, the cups are really comfortable and don't get sweaty which as a nice surprise. The headband clamping force is high, almost too high but it is still comfortable. I couldn't tell the difference between these wireless and my senheiser wired for latency. There is no perceptible latency at all. They charge very quickly and last forever. On Bluetooth they are really loud too. Still not sure if they have a mic for calls but for just muis they are insanely good. The fact that they are modulate means that you can customise them to your exact liking and if something breaks you just buy that module instead of a whole new pair. Yes they are a little pricy to start but they are the best headphones I've owned in over 30 years of djing. Definitely worth it

Received a pair of these today. I must say I am highly impressed with the sound and build quality. I like the fact that I can use both Bluetooth or the wireless option. There’s no lag. The parts are easy to replace which is just brilliant. Highly recommend I love them 🤩

not that great

Honestly so crap for comfort, has a sound issue where the right ear is always quieter than the left even when flipping everything every single possible orientation, so it's not an orientation issue. Build quality is about as solid as you'd expect lego. Included cable is very short. At least one great thing about this headset though is how modular it is and how replaceable everything is, would recommend the over-ear cups and headband with some padding as this one leaves a lot to be desired. There's also a noticeable audio hum when the power is turned on, which suggests less than perfect filtering. I'm too stubborn to just return it so I'll go spend more money to make it comfortable. Loudness is pretty decent though, didn't expect it to manage producing audio that loud given how low-fi the whole thing is. Overall, wouldn't recommend. There's hundreds of better options for this price range.