Røde NTH-50 Headphones

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Discover the RØDE NTH-50 headphones, a harmonious blend of innovative design and professional-grade audio performance. Crafted with a custom 40mm driver array, these headphones promise an immersive sound experience, offering a detailed and natural sound signature across a wide frequency range of 5Hz to 35kHz. Whether you're mixing, mastering, or simply enjoying high-fidelity playback, the NTH-50 captures every nuance with ultralow distortion.

Designed for the discerning musician or audio professional, these headphones feature a closed-back, supra-aural design that provides superior passive noise isolation without compromising comfort. The unique resonant chamber enhances low-end detail, while the contoured headband and memory foam ear pads ensure fatigue-free listening during extended sessions. Built with lightweight yet durable materials, the NTH-50 is perfectly suited for both studio work and on-the-go listening.

Flexibility is at the core of the NTH-50's design, with dual-sided cable inputs and locking connectors allowing for versatile setup configurations. The included accessories, such as the 3.5mm to 1/4-inch adapter and storage pouch, make these headphones a reliable companion for any audio setup. Experience unparalleled sound and comfort with the RØDE NTH-50.

Key Features:

Custom 40mm dynamic driver with resonant chamber
Frequency response: 5Hz – 35kHz
Closed-back, supra-aural design for superior noise isolation
Contoured headband with memory foam ear pads for prolonged comfort
Dual-sided cable input with locking TRRS connectors
Includes coiled cable, 1/4" adapter, and pouch for easy transport and versatility

Product specs

Fit Style	supra-aural (on ear)
Impedance	32 ohms
Frequency Response	5hz - 35khz
Open/Closed	closed
Connectivity	wired
Weight	0.48 lbs

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PROS

Excellent bass response with detailed low frequencies
Impressive build quality with robust construction
Outstanding sound isolation ideal for DJing
Versatile cable design connects to either side
Warm tonality revealing micro-details without ear fatigue
Passive noise cancellation enhances focus
Comfortable for extended listening sessions for most users
Provides clear, wide, and flat sound range
Great value for price compared to competitors

CONS

Clamping force may be too strong for larger heads
Not ideal for extensive EQing due to bass emphasis
Earpads can become warm during long sessions
Some users find them uncomfortable for extended use

Critic Reviews

Rode NTH-50 headphones review – Pickr

pickr.com.au

Rode's NTH-50 headphones deliver excellent sound quality with a strong bass presence, making them a solid choice for creators focused on music recording and engineering. Priced at $199, they're an affordable option compared to their larger sibling, the NTH-100. However, the NTH-50s fall short in comfort and portability, lacking a folding mechanism and featuring firmer ear pads that may take time to break in. While they offer great value for those prioritizing sound quality over comfort, the NTH-100s remain a better choice for those seeking a more comfortable fit, often available at similar prices. If you can snag the NTH-50 for less, they could be a worthy purchase.

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RØDE NTH-50 review: they’re $100, but sound like twice the price

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RØDE's NTH-50 headphones deliver impressive sound quality for their $100 price tag, making them a standout choice for DJs and casual listeners alike. With punchy audio and user-replaceable parts, they offer excellent value, backed by a lifetime guarantee. However, the on-ear, closed-back design may not be everyone's favorite, as it can become uncomfortable during extended use and lacks the expansive soundstage of open-backed models. Despite these minor drawbacks, the NTH-50s remain a solid option for those seeking affordable, versatile headphones that punch well above their weight.

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Rode NTH-50

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Rode's NTH-50 headphones are a delightful surprise, offering a blend of sound quality, isolation, and value that rivals pricier competitors. While they lack some ergonomic innovations of their predecessors, the NTH-100s, the NTH-50s deliver a smooth, well-balanced sound, particularly impressive in the low midrange. Comfort is markedly better than the Sennheiser HD25-IIs, although they don't include a carrying case or CoolTech gel cushions. For those seeking an enjoyable listening experience rather than just raw isolation, these headphones stand out as a compelling choice. They're not perfect, but at this price, they sound like a steal.

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Røde NTH-50 review: entertaining and powerful on-ear headphones | What Hi-Fi?

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Røde surprises yet again with the NTH-50, delivering a potent punch and engaging sound that stands out, especially for bass lovers. At an appealing $99, these on-ear headphones offer a durable build and are perfect for rock, hip-hop, and orchestral tracks, though they may not suit everyone due to their firm clamping force. While the NTH-50 lacks the nuanced clarity of some rivals like the Austrian Audio Hi-X15, which offer greater textural detail, these cans still shine with their dynamic performance. If comfort isn't a dealbreaker, the NTH-50's vibrant sound makes them a worthy contender in the budget headphone arena.

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Rode's NTH-50 are the headphones I'd pick for on-the-go audio production | Stuff

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Rode's NTH-50 headphones strike a sweet balance for on-the-go audio professionals. With a commendable focus on accurate sound and impressive noise isolation, these lightweight, on-ear cans cater well to DJs, podcasters, and producers. While they lack some DJ-centric features like foldability and full adjustability, their $99 price tag undercuts competitors like the Sennheiser HD25. The minimalist design ensures durability with replaceable parts, though the on-ear fit may not suit everyone. Ideal for those prioritizing authentic audio, the NTH-50 shines in professional settings, even if not the go-to for casual listeners.

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