HD 620S

I just want to say that it is awesome you guys paused the update, acknowledged it, and actively communicate with the community in threads like this. I hope you guys and gals at Sennheiser are having a great day today! Currently wearing my HD 620s at work, phenomenal stuff as always!

For open-back headphones:- Sennheiser HD 505 sounds fantastic for the price, and is within your budget with it being on sale right now.- HIFIMAN Sundara is also a great headphone as long as you are not treble sensitive. For closed-back headphones:- FiiO FT1 is really, really great. Can't be beat at

The HD 630 are amazing. That said, they’re not necessarily meant to replace your wired open-backs or your stationary desktop setup. They’re primarily designed to deliver a wireless audiophile listening experience — mainly on the go, but not exclusively so — in a closed-back form factor with ANC and

I have both! I see a lot of people REALLY hate the 600’s for gaming and I don’t understand it, personally. They are more than adequate in competitive games. The separation and imaging are very good, I’ve never once heard a sound cue that I couldn’t find accurately. They are bass light, so I can see

The HD 560S has almost zero noise isolation at all. How you hear your roommates without any headphones on is how you'll hear them while wearing the 560S. This is because they are open back headphones. If you want the best sounding but also noise isolating Sennheiser headphones at a reasonable price,

It’s not nearly as black and white as that, though. The Consumer division still includes legendary lines like the HD 500, 600, and even 800 series, which continue to set standards in their respective categories. New releases such as the HD 660S2, HD 620S, and the brand-new HD 505 and HD 550 have all

Both are good choices at the beginner level. Decent headphones. Neither is a mistake. That being said, the clear differentiation is the closed Vs open back design and the audio / practical trade off. If you are going to use them around others, or when travelling, then the closed back HD620 will serv

For that price, I'd rather get some sennheiser's, headphone amplifier, and AT2020 mic w/ desk mount/swivel. Typically stuff marketed for gaming doesn't really mean it's good for gaming tbh. It's just marketing, and often gamer stuff is overpriced. Charging for RGB and stupid shii like that. These pr

I agree, and owning a HD620S (among many other Sennheiser and Focal quality headphones) I would suggest to the inquiring person to make sure the seal is well done between the ears and the pads, for proper bass restitution and overall sound balance. Both the 620S and the 560S are mid centric headphon

I've never owned audiophile headphones until a couple months ago. I did research and ended up purchasing the HD 620S because I live near an Interstate and needed to keep the nose to a minimum. That being said, at first, I was running them from my motherboard audio which is an MSI MPG X870E Carbon, w