Shure SRH440

While designed for studio monitoring and recording, they work well for casual listening if you prefer a neutral, accurate sound profile. Keep in mind that they are wired and have an 80-ohm impedance, so they may require a decent headphone amplifier or audio interface to reach their full potential.

No, the SRH440 does not feature active noise cancellation. They rely on their over-ear, closed-back design to provide passive isolation, which helps block out some ambient noise.

You can use them with any device that has a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, though you may need a dongle for modern smartphones. Because they are optimized for professional gear, you might find the volume output lower than consumer-grade headphones when plugged directly into a phone or tablet.

Yes, the cable is detachable and uses a secure bayonet clip to lock into the headphones. This makes it easy to replace the cable if it becomes damaged or if you need a different length.

They feature an adjustable headband and a lightweight, foldable design, which makes them comfortable for most users. However, because they are a closed-back studio model, the clamping force is firm to ensure good isolation, which some people may find noticeable during multi-hour sessions.