Finding DJ Headphones that won’t give you a Headache
DJ headphones are probably one of the most important pieces of equipment required by any professional disk jockey. These special headphones allow the DJ to hear to his prepared mix before the actual performance, or before it is audible to anybody else. That way he can monitor what is being played at the turntable and mix the next song accordingly. For this reason it is very important that DJs choose the right pair of headphones with all the necessary features.
The essential DJ headphone should have a swiveling earpiece which allows the DJ to monitor the cued track while the current track is being played. It should have a closed ear design, where the headphone is sealed over the ears, thereby cancelling out all external noise completely. But it should not be too tight either and have just the appropriate cushioning effect, neither too little nor too much, as a misaligned pair of headphones can cause headaches when used for hours on end.
The cord that comes with the headphones should be detachable as well as coiled. This will ensure that in case of any problem, only the wire will be replaced and not the entire headphone set. No doubt the headphones should also be stylish, with a solid construction that will ensure durability. The Audio Technica ATH-PRO700 SV DJ headphones, for example, have a very rugged and tough look, yet deliver spectacular performance. There are a lot of quality DJ headphones available in the market. But as long as they satisfy the aforementioned points, you should be happy with any one of them.

Man, I remember a time when I used to DJ with Mikomi DJ “style” headphones. The cheapest argos headphones ON THE PLANET I swear.
They were uncomfortable, stupidly weak and they gave me serious headaches, but to this day I still have them…as memorabilia.