DT 700 PRO X

Beyerdynamic doesn’t make gaming headsets, they make good fucking headphones…. You asked for good headphones and they make some of the best 🤦 at least look em up before replying (I have a pair of the dt700 pro x and i haven’t even thought about upgrading since I got them 4 years ago)

I got a Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X (why such a long name?!) And I'm EXTREMELY happy with it. Very good response to all frequencies, very comfortable and it has it's "cushions" made of a velvety soft fabric. It is not very warm after prolonged use, has decent noise insulation and it doesn't start shed

i ran into this exact issue last year with glasses and a wide head, its frustrating when headsets cause headaches. the Audeze Maxwell has amazing planar magnetic drivers and super soft suspension headband that distributes weight perfectly for wide heads. honestly the Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X with v

My recommendation is going for German quality, can be beyerdynamic or sennheiser, both of them sell original parts for their studio lines like hd 600 series or upper on sennheiser and DT and similar series on beyerdynamic. To me the highest quality wired headphones are dt1990/dt1770 followed by hd60

Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X and a UA VOLT audio interface. Works well for gaming, never had any issues. Closed back would be my requirement for gaming and it’s good to have a bump to low frequencies for games where you’re listening for quiet footsteps and whatnot. Can’t complain

If you are concerned about sound quality, I would recommend Beyerdynamic DT 700 PRO X with a microphone, e.g. FIFINE TAM8. The headphones will not have the features of USB and wireless headphones, but you will appreciate the quality when listening to music, movies and playing games (not to mention c

I’m not sure how much they are in euros, but I can personally recommend Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X. They’re incredible open-back headphones that are good enough for mixing. I use them for mixing and playing my digital piano. I’d recommend an open-back set of headphones because it’ll sound more natura

for overwatch you want something with great imaging to pinpoint footsteps. since you don't need a mic, you can get better sound for the money without the gaming tax. the EPOS H6PRO Open is solid - open-back gives you that wide soundstage for locating enemies. if you want something even more neutral

I bought a DT 700 Pro X a couple of years ago. It had issues with the headband very quickly. I contacted BeyerDynamic asking to see if I could buy a replacement, and they sent me a v2 at no cost. The v2 was notably improved in how the material was attached, just visibly more secure and has lasted ev

was able to test several Beyerdynamic models, and the following reflects my impressions and observations. The DT 770 PRO X is largely similar in sound to the DT 770 PRO 80 Ohm, but includes some technical and practical updates. The low frequencies are slightly fuller and punchier, giving the overall