All user reviews of 3/5 for the Behringer HPM1000

Just received my Behringer HPM1000 Headphones in the post today. Well what can I say? They work and for under £10.00 any more than that surely is a bonus. Yes they are very plastic but not a problem if that saves on cost. They seem hardy enough.
The sound?? Well, have you ever decided at a modest gig venue to stand in the corridor by the toilets whilst the support band is playing? Remember the quality of sound? Well that is how I would describe the Behringer HPM1000 Headphones. Hey look, I am a musician and officially half deaf. In fact I am being fitted up for a hearing aid in the left ear next week. Seriously. However, with the Behringer HPM1000 Headphones I do feel as if the music is coming from the house next door. Has that detached feeling of the frequency compressed into the mid range at a modest volume.
However I am not sending them back as for the price they do the job. No thump, no top, no definition but if I want that then I guess I will have to save up and buy an expensive pair. For now at the price I would recommend them.

The HPM1000 is single corded but the cable is not detachable.

The price for these headphones are a steal, they are currently $10.00 but the legitimate worth value of these headphones are from the $40-$80 range.

I'm not an audiophile but these headphones replaced my recently stolen Beats By Dre Solo HD. They do a decent job, they aren't like the beats but are way better than ear buds. When you play music at a full volume you cannot hear surrounding sound, only your music. But as all headphones do, they leak sound.

If these were to break I would get these again, they are great for DJing and Mixing (although they don't rotate or swivel). The 8ft cord gives you a lot of room to move around and does not constrain you.

The only main flaw is that these headphones are not for commuting, they are strictly for mixing/djing purposes.