Behringer BH 470 4-stars Reviews

Amazing for its price range

Comfortable, good sound quality, covers my whole ear, and the spring cable eliminates the scene of messy cables falling around...

Lack of mids, solid metal housing

Sound coould be better but don't forget about the price. Materials are good

Behring we BH 470

If you’re looking for headphones for tracking these are great for instruments where you don’t need as much clarity but for Vocals or mixing I would spend a little more

You get what you pay for!

Although the Behringer quality has increased significantly over the years, the sound of these cans is not up to the mark. For 20 bucks I'm not complaining but I would dare not mix on these. They are pretty great for tracking, which is what I use them for. In this way, they can save you a lot of money. They are quite comfortable for long tracking sessions.

Extremely comfortable, ears don't get too hot. The sound quality is what you would expect with headphones this cheap. Decent, somewhat lacking in lows. Don't expect a pair of "studio monitoring" headphones for this price, because theese aren't, but are good enough for quiet guitar/bass practice which is what I got them for.

Build quality is great and they absolutely don't feel cheap.

Perfect product for price

I could wear this headphone for hours. It fits perfect and is light. The shells cover your ears completely so there is little pressure on your ear itself. Sound is OK, but a overrepresentation of the lower frequencies, which makes it out of balance. It comes with a plug adapter making it suitable for you 3.5mm plugs as well as 6mm which is convenient. The material feels a little cheap but it is well produced and neatly finished. Overall a really acceptable headphone but if you're accent is on sound quality it may not be for you

Very nice for the price

I got these mainly for video editing on my laptop. The sound is fairly good but these headphones are amazingly comfortable to wear.

I have a big head and have had problems with some other headphones. There isn't such a case with these - I just put them on and even after several hours I feel fine and don't have any discomfort.

Probably they are not very reliable for music mixing, but they are ideal for my workflow. I didn't expect I would like them that much considering the price.

Very good headphone!

I use it mainly with my KORG monologue and it sounds amazing with it.

It is very much comfortable and the solid build quality is clearly noticeable.

Good for the price

excellent produce and sound for the price. Very comfortable to wear.

Only drawback is the lead; it is a coiled lead which doesn't work that well with a guitar and amp.

Does what it should

These are great

however sounds a bit cheap to me,but they are great for any purposes.

they are comfortable.

not really flat for mixing IMO

You get what you pay for

It's a bit unfair, but I compared them with the M50x. They have low mids and lows a bit too much, but they're ok.

Good price / quality

I would not recommend for studio monitoring, but they are ok to home use. a bit too bassy for my liking, and the sound is slightly muddy, but cannot really complain for the money they cost.

once modified, very satisfied

Well straight out of the box, these aren't bad.

but after some mods, they blew me away.

First off, without any mods they are already super comfortable.

and they don't sound too bad, they do lack some in the highs.

They do have good clarity and are very well built with nice thick enough earpads that don't tend to get hot and sweaty overtime. Another drawback is they don't fold up all the way.

So, onto the modifications I've done. First I replaced the drivers with the ones from a philips shl9560 headphone. now they are really the most fun and clear headphones I have ever listened to. They have a really punchy sound but still well balanced and I've been able to hear more details in various songs.

I've chipped some plastic on the hinghes away as well to allow the cups to spin almost 180 degree. and replaced the cable with a jack to have a removable cable, becuase I'm not a fan of the curly cable that is originally permanently attached.

But straight out of the box, they are ok. For tracking and handing out to a musician in the studio, they would to the job just fine. I wouldn't reccoment them for studio monitoring.

This is a perfect headphone for doing mods onto and not breaking the bank!