HE400SE Stealth Magnets Version

The usual: IEMs Moondrop Blessing 3, tribrid driver setup, insane vocal clarity, basically built for Ado's range Truthear Hexa, best budget IEM alive. Over-Ear Headphones Hifiman HE400se, planar magnetic, huge open soundstage, makes stuff like Uta and Usseewa feel like a live show Beyerdynamic DT 77

You can see in the CSD plots where making contact with the grills while doing measurement sweeps makes a few resonances stop completely. Same thing has applied to a ton of Hifimans and some people have documented the window shade grills losing their resonance after gluing a metal bar down the center

Moondrop Old Fashioned for the same on-ear style to the KSC75 with imo a better tuning. You could also go for an HE400se if you want to try open back planars, I've linked an open box listing. https://store.hifiman.com/index.php/he400se-openbox.html?srsltid=AfmBOoofKfIjZM2Y8mpbFRGu7836ahoskcxuY__nyGi

Наушники hifiman he400se v2. Очень неплохие бюджетные планары.

Maior custo benefício em headphone planar magnético é o Hifiman HE400se, que agora tem a versão mais recente que é a Stealth, agora se você quiser algo mais rebuscado tem o Hifiman Edition XS, que pelo que entrega é um excelente custo benefício. E tem os IEMs planares, eu gosto muito do Kefine Klana

They’re decent intro planars. I prefer the 650 (and it’s not particularly close!) but if you’re planar-curious they’re worth a shot. Review here: https://daemonxar.com/2026/01/18/hifiman-he400se-a-worthy-entry-level-planar-headphone/

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