Denon AH-P372K - Headphones ( ear-cup )

I have really enjoyed Denon's other headphones, especially the AH-D2000 ($349) and the AH-NC732K ($299). I thought these might be competition for the Grado SR-60 as a best bang for your buck headphone. Unfortunatley, they are not.
The sound is OK, pretty well balanced but nothing spectacular. They are easily driven by an iPod, but as I always suggest play around with the EQ settings for the best sound.
Where they fall apart for me is comfort and the quality of the materials. First off, the head band has a hinge at the top of it to help fold the headphones together. The problem with that is the plastic headband can't be fully padded so you have this piece of hard plastic resting on the top of your head. It is noticeable and annoying. The second problem is with their choice of material for ear pads. They are not horrible, but compared to the materials used on the AH-D2000, the AH-D1001K, and the AH-NC732K, it is obviously cheap and doesn't feel like it will last...Read more

I will be quick and to the point. I owned a few high end headphones including Sennheissers and I am very impressed with the Denon AH-P372. I prefer R&B and rap genres. The clarity is good considering the price for these headsets. The bass is well balanced and not overbearing like some lower end headsets. I like them even more after using my Fiio headphone amplifier with them. The headphones are a perfect fit for my ears, but they tend to become somewhat uncomfortable overtime because the cheap foam material tends to trap heat inside the headphones. Overall, I would give these headphones a 8 out of 10.

I love the sound quality but since this one does not entirely cover my ear it doesnt completely eliminate surrounding sound. Also it kinda hurt my head after using for few hours because this thing is sit directly on top of my head.