At the beginning, I found them very comfortable to wear but over time, they felt a little tight and that comfort started to fade, perhaps this was due to them being factory fresh. These are on ear headphones, not over the ear and coupled with the plastic spongy surrounds, I imagine things could get a little sweaty if any vigorous activities were to occur. First headphones in the world to reproduce frequencies from 5 Hz to 40 kHz in the DJ headphones market (according to research conducted by Pioneer DJ Corporation Ltd, 21st August 2017). When all has been said, both the X10 and X7 are great DJ headphones, and neither will disappoint. They’ll probably both last forever too. But if you’re already dishing out serious dough, I personally think it’s worth the investment to go for the Pioneer X10. Pioneer HDJ-X7 Vs Pioneer HDJ-X10 Comparison Review IN the BOX – Pioneer HDJ-X7 vs Pioneer HDJ-X10 Pioneer HDJ-X7

I plugged the headphones into my PC and started listening to some music and I have to say, they sound really good! These headphones can go really loud and even at those unbearable levels, the quality is still good. The sound is crisp and precise, I can hear the smallest of details, which I guess is a good thing, as these are ‘monitor’ headphones. Bass, plenty of it. MajorHifi may receive commission from retail sales. SPECIFICATIONS – Pioneer HDJ-X7 vs Pioneer HDJ-X10 The HDJ-X7 headphones give you high-quality audio, providing a similar listening experience to the HDJ-2000MK2 headphones but with a super-wide frequency range stretching from 5 Hz to 30 kHz, thanks to the brand new 50mm driver. The diaphragm has been redeveloped using new materials and a redesigned shape which results in an optimised frequency response that will not be distorted. To ensure you get an excellent bass response the X7s make use of a Bass Reflex Chamber alongside a 4-core twisted-structure cable that provides superior left and right channel separation. Known for their high end products, Pioneer has always been part of a thriving DJ product scene, manufacturing a number of headphones, speakers and mixers. Now, none of us in the office are DJs in any shape or form, but we do know a thing or two about headphones, and we try A LOT of them out. So here is our review, of the Pioneer HDJ-X7 headphones. The X7s are an over the ear pair of headphones, with newly developed, 50mm drivers, which I’m told give a clean monitoring sound at any volume. Also, both cables offer superior left and right channel separation enabling professional monitoring. They weigh just over 300g and have an output sound level of 102dB, with a frequency range of 5 Hz to 30 kHz.