These bad-ass DJ cans from AKG offer appeal far beyond the dancefloor, with a combination of awesome sonics, solid build and supreme comfort on the old lobes. What does that all add up to?

Somewhat of a relief after hours spent listening to cold; precise noise cancellers; these normally aspirated headphones sound better than the Sennheiser PXC 450; Bose QC3 and Creative Aurvana X-Fi; although they are less suited to long-haul flights.

There are switches on the each ear marked "Large/small club"; They don't appear to do anything, at least when not plugged into a nightspot's sound system.

I've had these headphones for just over a week, and I'm very impressed. I've worn them for 5 hours with absolutely zero ear fatigue, even though they fit on the ear. Their sound isolation is great: in noisy clubs you can easily hear exactly what you want to when you want to with these.

I have the AKG K181DJ and LUV them, they are fun you feel the music like listening to speakers and a sub, wow!!I Have Senn 555,could hear every flaw. Its kind of like driving a corvette, you can feel every piece of gravel in the road, i would rather enjoy and feel the music instead of looking for...

Pros: Secure on head; Built in bass boost. Cons: Extreme clamping force; Cheap look and feel; Overall mediocre sound quality. Tonal Balance: Warm with a downwards slope. Style: Closed supra-aural Cost at Time of Review: $76 Reviewing Process I've been using the K183 as my primary cans for the past...

Secure on head; Built in bass boost

Extreme clamping force; Cheap look and feel; Overall mediocre sound quality

Well if they dident make my ears hurt these headphones would be the best , but i still don't know maybe i got to get use to it

Nice bass sound ; nice looks ; no troubles with them sounds amazing good price for such a good item

had them for a week ; they make my ears hurt after 4+ hours of usage

This is probably the best pair of headphones that I ever had, they have a really good sound quality and you can take it everywhere you want.

Only 1 year ... I would not choose this Bar / house It crushes the ears extended listening Overall relatively strong, but the thread of the right ear was cut inside to force manipulation

AKG's K181-DJ Headphones may not be the most obvious candidate when looking for a new set of pro-grade DJ cans, but having lasted on the market for quite some time now, it's obvious that they are still proving a popular choice.

Great sound quality; oodles of power; great isolation; free pouch

Tight headband; mini - XLR cable; plastic has weak spots

likes: They were only ￡100 They fold up so I can put them in my laptop bag while travelling and don't take up too much room. The sound is good and gets better as they burn in. I like the bass and it doesn't ruin the midrange and treble too much They are quite discreet.

I was looking for a set of headphones that could improve the sound of my IPOD touch. Most notably, the bass is terrible from the IPOD. I'm not too crazy about in-ear headphones and I wanted something that could provide a bit of isolation.