Srhythm
Reinforced metal build and two detachable cables included, at an entry-level price.
Best for: Anyone after a budget headphone with swappable cables and good structural sturdiness, without relying on a benchmark brand.
Editor's score 0-10, only comparable within headphones.
| Type | Closed-back |
|---|---|
| Foldable | Yes |
| Detachable cable | Yes |
| Split cue (single-ear monitoring) | Yes |
| Driver | 40mm composite membrane |
|---|---|
| Included cables | 1.6-3.26m coiled with 3.5/6.35mm jack, plus 1.5m straight cable with 3.5mm jack |
| Build | Metal, supports up to 5kg, 90° swiveling cups |
The HD75 from Srhythm is a closed-back headphone with a 40mm composite membrane driver, a reinforced metal build for sturdier hinges, and 90° swiveling cups with an adjustable metal headband. It includes two different cables: a 1.6 to 3.26-meter coiled one with a 3.5 to 6.35mm connector, and a 1.5-meter straight one with a 3.5mm jack, both detachable.
With 194 reviews and a 4.4/5 average, it doesn't have the massive backing of the better-known brands in this catalog, but it does have a real, consistent sample. At €42.99, it's a budget option with a port to share audio with another headphone, handy for showing someone a mix without taking your headphones off.
Best for: Anyone after a budget headphone with swappable cables and good structural sturdiness, without relying on a benchmark brand.
194 reviews at 4.4/5, a modest but consistent sample for this lesser-known brand.
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