HD 620S

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

Thanks for the recommendation! I’ve heard legendary things about the HD 660S2, and that 'cotton out of ears' feeling is exactly the kind of clarity I’m chasing. However, I’m worried about my environment. On full load, i can hear the fans of my pc, I have 4 Silent Wings Pro 4 fans running at 85% PWM

When I bought the HD620S last year, there were so little alternatives that I considered the Focal Azurys (it was just released at the time), The Focal Celestee (quite expensive but still in the competition) and the Focal Elegia (cheaper alternative to Celestee which remplaced it but was still availa

I literally just got my hd620s yesterday. Very impressed. Despite not having anc, the passive noise insulation is good since it’s closed back, and yet they managed to make the sound stage open and airy, like an open back. It’s like the best of both worlds. Check out these 2 reviews https://www.techr

Just got the sennheiser hd 620s which is a closed back that’s supposed to emulate the wider soundstage in open backs. Really impressed so far, best of both worlds

Sennheiser HD 620S. Closed and isolating but with a reasonable soundstage and great imaging.

HD 600 / 650 are amazing headphones, no doubt. The HD 600 is probably my favorite Sennheiser headphone in my collection. That said, they often need – or at least benefit - from a dedicated DAC/amp compared to just plugging them straight into your PC. It’s also true that they don’t have a particularl