I liked the minimal headband design with the adjustable swivel earpiece drivers. I found them perfect in my recording studio for singers and musicians who dislike regular circumaural headphones that completely cover their ears.

The HD 25 Lights are a supra-aural closed-back design that lay on top of your ears yet sufficiently clamp to your head to minimize bleed and provide a good seal that promotes good bass response while minimizing outside sound interference. Frequency response is rated from 16Hz to 22kHz with a max sound pressure of 120dB SPL. Their 70-ohm operating impedance is perfect for studio, DJ, or portable devices for producing and handling high sound pressures without distorting while maintaining a balanced sound with good bass.

The HD 25 Lights are comfortable and attached well to my head and easily pull down around my neck when not needed for a moment. I can hear other people talking and playing their instruments in the room when the headphone feed stops and, I do not feel occluded from the world when using these on my subway train rides. They feature a split, 1.5 m long, detachable cable, screw-on jack adapter and retail at $99.95 MAP.