DT 900 PRO X

I can’t tell you if they sound any better than the ones you mentioned, but I own a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X headphones and they sound great for gaming and music. They’re not wireless. Had them for several years and they sound even better after breaking them in. And yes, they sound great pla

If the headphones are in need of replacement, BeyerDynamic or Sennheiser have great quality headphones. They are german brands, and a bit on the higher end (like the Beyerdynamic DT 900 pro x, which is a great headset, is ~200 usd). They are built as studio-grade headphones. My last beyerdynamic las

ngl that popping would drive me nuts too. planar drivers are great until they're not. if you want something with that level of detail but more reliable, look into the Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X. they're open-back so soundstage is incredible for immersive games, and the build quality is tank-like. for

I just got them as well (the open back 900 version). The ear cups are very very comfortable, the material is quite fluffy (more so than the 770/990 models) so with the closed back version I would expect a little bit of heat buildup but I doubt it's an issue since the cups are quite large, also proba

I bought the DT900 pro X's (functionally a very similar pair) for the same use case around 3 years ago and I have to say I haven't regretted it one bit. Obviously the sound and comfort are good but what has really impressed me is the build quality and repeatability. I had an issue with the cable con

I ended up with buying a new headband from their distributor in Norway, Changed the drivers to the new one and everything works great again. Seems like an issue with the headband cables, and I am to lazy to try to fix that.https://europe.beyerdynamic.com/p/headband-dt-900-pro-x

If your main focus is competitive gaming (footsteps / positioning / clarity) you’ll usually get better results looking at headphones with a more neutral or slightly bright tuning rather than “bass-heavy gaming headsets.” Since you don’t need a mic, some really solid options: Under ~$200 • Sennheiser

Yeah and closed back versus open back are different. I was going to buy the dt900 pro x for mixing but read about the hinges problem. So I went with Sennheiser hd560s