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# 103 dB sensitivity for crisp sound 42mm dynamic drivers 10–41,000 Hz ultra-wide frequency range Consumer Audio HD 650 - Audiophile Hi-Res Open Back Dynamic Headphone, Titan

**Brand:** sennheiser pro audio
**Price:** ₨14295
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your audio game—don’t just listen, live the music with Sennheiser HD 650!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Consumer Audio HD 650 - Audiophile Hi-Res Open Back Dynamic Headphone, Titan by sennheiser pro audio
- **How much does it cost?** ₨14295 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sennheiser pro audio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sennheiser pro audio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable & Reliable:** Hand-selected matched drivers and Kevlar-reinforced detachable cable deliver long-lasting performance backed by a 2-year warranty.
- • **Premium Build & Comfort:** Lightweight aluminum voice coils and velour ear pads ensure hours of fatigue-free listening.
- • **Audiophile-Grade Clarity:** Experience pristine sound with ultra-low 0.05% total harmonic distortion—hear every detail like never before.
- • **Hi-Res Ready & Versatile:** Optimized for high-resolution recordings with a broad 10–41kHz frequency response, compatible with all your devices.
- • **Spacious Open-Back Design:** Immerse yourself in a natural, wide soundstage that places you in the heart of the music.

## Overview

The Sennheiser HD 650 is a professional audiophile open-back headphone featuring 42mm dynamic drivers, an ultra-wide 10–41,000 Hz frequency range, and an impressively low 0.05% total harmonic distortion. Designed for natural, spacious sound reproduction, it combines premium materials like aluminum voice coils and velour ear pads for comfort and durability. With a Kevlar-reinforced detachable cable and hand-matched drivers, it delivers exceptional clarity and detail, making it a top choice for discerning listeners and professionals alike. Covered by a 2-year international warranty, the HD 650 is optimized for hi-res audio and compatible with a wide range of devices.

## Description

From the Manufacturer Sennheiser HD 650 With the HD 650, audiophiles will experience truly unique natural sound. With sound this good, long concerts in the comfort of your home are a certainty, so the HD 650 also sets standards in comfort and convenience. The HD 650 is a genuine masterpiece, which will satisfy even the most demanding listener. HD 650 â€“ the Reference Class.Balanced & transparent sound Elegant titanium-silver finish Optimized for hi-resolution recordings Made in Ireland Learn more about the HD 650 Features a specially modulated connecting cable (detachable) made from highly conductive OFC copper, Kevlar-reinforced, with very low handling noise, i.e. low structure-borne sound sensitivity. Features Top-of-the-range open, dynamic hi-fi stereo headphones Systems with narrow tolerances (Â± 1 dB), hand-picked in pairs High-quality titanium/silver finish Neodymium ferrous magnet systems ensure optimum sensitivity and an excellent dynamic response Exceptionally natural, spatial and accurate sound Can be directly connected to stationary hi-fi components of the highest quality, in particular SACD, DVD-A and CD players Peace of mind - thanks to the 2-year international warranty Did you know? The HD 650 is a true audiophile headphone that features extremely lightweight aluminium voice coils to ensure excellent transient response. Sennheiser recommends this headset for... ... The HD 600 is geared for your hi-fi stereo system. Best suited for all types of audio the HD 600 is a favorite among mastering engineers worldwide. Warranty The HD 650 is covered by a 2-year international warranty. Comparison table HD 600 HD 650 Frequency response 12 - 39000 Hz 10 - 39500 Hz Impedance 300 ohms 300 ohms Transducer principle Dynamic, open Dynamic, open Sound pressure level (SPL) 97 103 dB THD, total harmonic distortion 0.1 % 0.05 % Weight w/o cable 0.57lb (260 g) 0.57lb (260 g) Contact pressure ca. 2,5 N ca. 2,5 N Ear coupling Circumaural Circumaural Jack plug 1/4" / 1/8" (3.5/6.3 mm) stereo 1/4" / 1/8" (3.5/6.3 mm) stereo Warranty 2 Years 2 Years Why Sennheiser ? For over 60 years every Sennheiser mic or headphone comes with a built-in mission: to stay true to the sound and soul the music was given by its artist. From the fragile intimacy of a whispered word to the deep and dark punch of an attacking bassline. Sennheiser delivers pure emotion and excitement. A quality that has convinced a broad spectrum of artists and of course music lovers all over the world. Sennheiser offers a great experience for everyone who really wants to hear. What's in the box? HD 650 1 adaptor to 1/4" (6.3 mm) Product Description In the HD 650, audiophiles will experience truly unique natural sound. With sound this good, long concerts in the comfort of your home are a certainty, so the HD 650 also sets standards in comfort and convenience. The HD 650 is a genuine masterpiece, which will satisfy even the most demanding listener. Putting on the headphones and using them- Put on your headphones and then pull the ear cups down until they rest comfortably over the ears. Make sure you have them the right way round by observing the “R” (right) and “L” (left) markings on the ear cups. For optimum sound quality, ensure that the ear cups are not covered.

Review: Don't Settle For Less - I was retiring my HD 595s after they cracked at the temples (just like I was warned they would). The Senns fit like a dream and had unbelievable sound, but the cheap build came back to bite me and made me regret spending the money. So, thinking the grass might be greener, I bought the Grado HD325is and was really excited to get them, at first. The "Grado Sound" is highly subjective, you either like it or you don't. I found it to be "tinny" and overly bright to the point of distraction from the music I was listening to. So, I sent the Grados back on the same day I got them. Which brings me to the Sennheiser HD 650s. I had really wanted the 650s, but the high price was a point of contention for me. After being underwhelmed by the build quality of the 595s, I was hesitant to take the plunge. I knew I would need a decent amplifier to push the 650s which have a high impedance, and that meant even more cash layout. But, I wanted to own the best cans I could get for my money, so I ordered the 650s and the FiiO E9 amp along with the E7 DAC, which fits right into the E9. From the first moment I listened to the 650s I knew I'd made the right choice. I really loved the sound of the 595s, but even their great sound is just a mere shadow of the crisp clarity and detail you get from the 650s. And the build quality of the 650s has renewed my faith in Sennheiser as well. Where the 595s had plastic parts, the 650s are metal and I'm not worried a bit about them cracking. The 650s are really bright and not at all muddled. Some people talk about the "Sennheiser Veil" which is supposed to be a damping of the high end, but I don't find that at all in the 650s. I'm utterly impressed with the sound presentation. I've listened to all types of music with theses cans, from jazz to rock to classical and I've enjoyed the nuances of each thanks to these incredible headphones. I don't feel like I'm sitting in front of the musicians. The soundstage makes me feel as though I'm surrounded by the music. I can hear every single instrument clearly. The brushes against the cymbals are just as clear as the warm, rich bass. These cans really shine on pieces where the musical instruments are layered. You become completely immersed in the performance. Comfort is never an issue with Sennheiser. The Grado cups were made of some horrible, scratchy plastic that instantly irritated the ears. The 650s fit over the ear instead of sitting against them, as the Grados do. You can listen to the 650s for hours on end and never miss a beat. Velour padding ensures a comfortable fit. So, are there any drawbacks to the 650s? Well, yes. The price is the single biggest drawback. These are not cheap. But with build quality like the 650s have, you won't be replacing them for a long time. These are "open" headphones, which means that they're not ideal for airplanes, cubicles or anywhere else that you don't want people to hear what you're listening to. But they're absolutely perfect for home use, which is exactly what I bought them for. So, my overall opinion of the Sennheiser 650s is that they're the standard of what headphones should be. They are absolutely superb in their sound presentation and their build. These headphones, like all cans, need a break-in period. I have heard it might be as much as 300 hours for the 650s. This allows the diaphragms to "loosen" a bit and makes the sound even more incredible. I'm looking forward to many years of heavenly sound from my 650s and I'd recommend them to anyone who doesn't want to settle for less than the best. *Disclaimer - I've never got to listen to the Sennheiser HD 800s, they are WAY out of my price range, so I'll be content with the 650s as the best sub-$1000 cans on the market
Review: I cant believe how good these are at this price. - Simply amazing. I have been a headphone guy for years. I almost always exclusively use open back headphones. I have had some closed back headphones in the past that cost multiple times as much as these do and there has always been a sense of claustrophobia in the music making it unrealistically difficult to get a grasp on the spacial qualities of the songs. Out of the box these changed my perception on closed back headphones and the more I use them the better they get. Also, there's nothing wring with that claustrophobic right-next-to-your-head sound, its what I get and expect from Bluetooth wireless headphones, even the nicer ones. The way those create spacial qualities in music is usually with DSP, digital signal processing. That makes the fun happen for sure but its not realistic. The wireless headphones spend much more time on tech in the digital realm than good old sound quality. What the Sennheiser HD620s do, to my ears, is a revelation in the closed back headphone market. Are there others that sound better, I'm sure there are, the HIFI world is vast and insane. What these do is give me everything I want in a closed back headphone at a price anyone can either afford or save up to. I mean that across the board, it's everything I want. Clarity is nice, mids are Sennheiser's specialty so they are realistic and nice, bass is there when needed but not too deep. The highs are not to pingy and insane and the bass is not so deep that it distracts from the music. The Sennheiser HD600, as many people know, is possibly the best all around headphone on the market. This is why they have bene unchanged for decades and continue to sell super well. Again, there are many that are better but at the price point the HD600 does everything so well that it is often one of the price point benchmarks that other headphone manufacturers try to beat. Nothing sounds bad on it. It's my go to swiss army knife ol reliable and it scales incredibly well sounding better and better the more the listener invests in their chain. I reach to it often and I have many headphones that are MUCH more expensive. Tons of people feel the same. The Sennheiser HD620s does not sound like the HD600 so don't expect that. What the HD620s represents to me is the same idea as the HD600, the headphone that will sound great all the time no matter what it connect it to, just this time as a closed back. It's wonderful. It is easier to drive than the HD600, I would assume you could use it from the iphone dongle or the headphone out on a laptop, I have not tried this, but I would HIGHLY recommend using an external dac, amp, or dac/amp. The HD620s, much like the HD600, scales very well and sound better and better higher quality the chain is.

## Features

- Specially designed acoustic silk ensures precision damping over the entire frequency range and helps to reduce THD to an incredible 0.05 percent
- Improved frequency response is 10 39,500 Hertz ( 10 dB)
- Hand selected matched driver elements; Highly optimized magnet systems for minimum harmonic and inter modulation distortion
- High power neodymium magnets deliver maximum efficiency; 3.5 millimetre jack plug. Frequency response (Headphones):10 41000 Hz
- Lightweight aluminum voice coils for very fast transient response
- Cable length 118 inches

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00018MSNI |
| Additional Features | Lightweight |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Music |
| Audio Driver Size | 42 Millimeters |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,357 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #119 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Brand | Sennheiser Pro Audio |
| Brand Name | Sennheiser Pro Audio |
| Built-In Media | 3.5 MM Jack and 1/4" connector |
| Cable Features | Jack plug, 3.5mm |
| Color | Gray |
| Compatible Devices | Laptops, Desktops, Tablets, Cellphones, Music Production Equipment, Car Audio Systems |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Media Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 6,277 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum, Plastic |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Frequency Range | 10 Hz - 41,000 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00615104340497, 05054230087060 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Is Electric | No |
| Item Type Name | headphones |
| Item Weight | 9.12 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sennheiser |
| Model Name | HD 650 |
| Model Number | 508825 |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 103 dB |
| Series Number | 508825 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Music |
| Style Name | HD 650 |
| Theme | Audiophile |
| UPC | 700615305605 658700901129 615104340497 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 years |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sennheiser Pro Audio
- **Color:** Gray
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Noise Control:** Sound Isolation

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are they better than beats?**
A: For all the Beats haters out there, they're not the overworked, bass heavy, poorly made headphones the other snobby answers seem to make them out to be.

I own these Sennheiser 650 cans. I also own the Audio Technica 50 that many others seem to drop in the answers to this question.

Truly the answer is to each his own. To be fair, it's important to compare Beats and these while hard wired, ideally into a headphone amplifier. 

Once you listen to Beats hard wired like these or other high quality headphones, you'll quickly realize Beats are no dollar store wannabes.

Funny, but if you like listening to Dr. See or Snoop, you may like the Beats more, I know I do on occasion.

These are reference quality headphones that really aren't for everyone. They do not hit the bass very hard, the highs are not accentuated, and for those audiophiles reading this, the sound stage is wide open on this Sennheiser 650, while the Beats is tighter, more enclosed, tuned to rap or metal or electronic music.

You may find these lacking if you're used to headphones tuned for more emphasis as opposed to replicating audio as recorded in the studio.

These are amazing headphones no doubt, but you must have the right equipment, starting with a solid headphone amplifier. Beats simply need a Bluetooth connection. 

I hope this more balanced answer helps those trying to decide on their next headphones.

**Q: how do these compare to the hd 598's**
A: I just did a back-to-back test of these two headphones today (I own the 598's). The 650's sound better. They have an incredibly natural-sounding reproduction. It's.... perfect. The problem with the 598's is an over-emphasized mid-low area which in layman's terms would seem muddy. Also, the high's have a bit of sizzle, which is common among dynamic headphones, especially AKG's (also tested out their whole range today). The 598 holds it's own amongst other headphones in the 200-500 dollar range, but the HD 650 is in a class by itself.

**Q: Does it support/ us it on android phone?**
A: The 650-s have 300 ohm impedance. This  makes them not the best option for an Android or Iphone  handheld. 
For that application, you are better off with a lower impedance headset, e.g: the HD 585  is 150 ohms, the 280/300 series  is 62 ohms.   The 280-s are closed back, and excellent for listening using a mobile device.  The HD-650 will be rather quiet directly connected to an Android phone. 
The 650 maybe overkill listening to compressed content, as it is common on mobile devices.   The typical use scenario for these is connecting them to a high quality source (often, driven by a hi-resolution player, playing Flac or Dsd or some other high resolution material), using a headphone amp.   I own the MassDrop version (the HD6XX), and I also have an older HD-555, and the HD-555 is a better experience plugged into my LG android phone, streaming "high quality" spotify.

**Q: Can they be used effecively on an airplane?**
A: The 650's are not noise cancellation headphones and inferior to Bose, for instance, when using on a plane. In addition the 650's can be heard by others because of the open design. They are superior to everything else for solo listening when you are not on a plane.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Don't Settle For Less
*by K***E on January 25, 2012*

I was retiring my HD 595s after they cracked at the temples (just like I was warned they would). The Senns fit like a dream and had unbelievable sound, but the cheap build came back to bite me and made me regret spending the money. So, thinking the grass might be greener, I bought the Grado HD325is and was really excited to get them, at first. The "Grado Sound" is highly subjective, you either like it or you don't. I found it to be "tinny" and overly bright to the point of distraction from the music I was listening to. So, I sent the Grados back on the same day I got them. Which brings me to the Sennheiser HD 650s. I had really wanted the 650s, but the high price was a point of contention for me. After being underwhelmed by the build quality of the 595s, I was hesitant to take the plunge. I knew I would need a decent amplifier to push the 650s which have a high impedance, and that meant even more cash layout. But, I wanted to own the best cans I could get for my money, so I ordered the 650s and the FiiO E9 amp along with the E7 DAC, which fits right into the E9. From the first moment I listened to the 650s I knew I'd made the right choice. I really loved the sound of the 595s, but even their great sound is just a mere shadow of the crisp clarity and detail you get from the 650s. And the build quality of the 650s has renewed my faith in Sennheiser as well. Where the 595s had plastic parts, the 650s are metal and I'm not worried a bit about them cracking. The 650s are really bright and not at all muddled. Some people talk about the "Sennheiser Veil" which is supposed to be a damping of the high end, but I don't find that at all in the 650s. I'm utterly impressed with the sound presentation. I've listened to all types of music with theses cans, from jazz to rock to classical and I've enjoyed the nuances of each thanks to these incredible headphones. I don't feel like I'm sitting in front of the musicians. The soundstage makes me feel as though I'm surrounded by the music. I can hear every single instrument clearly. The brushes against the cymbals are just as clear as the warm, rich bass. These cans really shine on pieces where the musical instruments are layered. You become completely immersed in the performance. Comfort is never an issue with Sennheiser. The Grado cups were made of some horrible, scratchy plastic that instantly irritated the ears. The 650s fit over the ear instead of sitting against them, as the Grados do. You can listen to the 650s for hours on end and never miss a beat. Velour padding ensures a comfortable fit. So, are there any drawbacks to the 650s? Well, yes. The price is the single biggest drawback. These are not cheap. But with build quality like the 650s have, you won't be replacing them for a long time. These are "open" headphones, which means that they're not ideal for airplanes, cubicles or anywhere else that you don't want people to hear what you're listening to. But they're absolutely perfect for home use, which is exactly what I bought them for. So, my overall opinion of the Sennheiser 650s is that they're the standard of what headphones should be. They are absolutely superb in their sound presentation and their build. These headphones, like all cans, need a break-in period. I have heard it might be as much as 300 hours for the 650s. This allows the diaphragms to "loosen" a bit and makes the sound even more incredible. I'm looking forward to many years of heavenly sound from my 650s and I'd recommend them to anyone who doesn't want to settle for less than the best. *Disclaimer - I've never got to listen to the Sennheiser HD 800s, they are WAY out of my price range, so I'll be content with the 650s as the best sub-$1000 cans on the market

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I cant believe how good these are at this price.
*by P***R on February 4, 2025*

Simply amazing. I have been a headphone guy for years. I almost always exclusively use open back headphones. I have had some closed back headphones in the past that cost multiple times as much as these do and there has always been a sense of claustrophobia in the music making it unrealistically difficult to get a grasp on the spacial qualities of the songs. Out of the box these changed my perception on closed back headphones and the more I use them the better they get. Also, there's nothing wring with that claustrophobic right-next-to-your-head sound, its what I get and expect from Bluetooth wireless headphones, even the nicer ones. The way those create spacial qualities in music is usually with DSP, digital signal processing. That makes the fun happen for sure but its not realistic. The wireless headphones spend much more time on tech in the digital realm than good old sound quality. What the Sennheiser HD620s do, to my ears, is a revelation in the closed back headphone market. Are there others that sound better, I'm sure there are, the HIFI world is vast and insane. What these do is give me everything I want in a closed back headphone at a price anyone can either afford or save up to. I mean that across the board, it's everything I want. Clarity is nice, mids are Sennheiser's specialty so they are realistic and nice, bass is there when needed but not too deep. The highs are not to pingy and insane and the bass is not so deep that it distracts from the music. The Sennheiser HD600, as many people know, is possibly the best all around headphone on the market. This is why they have bene unchanged for decades and continue to sell super well. Again, there are many that are better but at the price point the HD600 does everything so well that it is often one of the price point benchmarks that other headphone manufacturers try to beat. Nothing sounds bad on it. It's my go to swiss army knife ol reliable and it scales incredibly well sounding better and better the more the listener invests in their chain. I reach to it often and I have many headphones that are MUCH more expensive. Tons of people feel the same. The Sennheiser HD620s does not sound like the HD600 so don't expect that. What the HD620s represents to me is the same idea as the HD600, the headphone that will sound great all the time no matter what it connect it to, just this time as a closed back. It's wonderful. It is easier to drive than the HD600, I would assume you could use it from the iphone dongle or the headphone out on a laptop, I have not tried this, but I would HIGHLY recommend using an external dac, amp, or dac/amp. The HD620s, much like the HD600, scales very well and sound better and better higher quality the chain is.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So Nice, I Bought Them Twice
*by A***E on June 19, 2017*

Updated (6/20/21) - HD600's are still a great pair of headphones, and here's what I've learned since I bought mine. You get out what you put in; these headphones like better quality recordings, so if you have live-recorded and properly made music, you can crank that music up and it will sound phenomenal. With poor quality recordings, you'll find yourself steering away from those songs pretty quickly with how badly they sound. These are good to listen to records with, too, as long as you have a decent record player. I've had my HD600's for 4 years now, and they're still going strong. You may need to replace the cable, earcups, and headband over time, but these will last you a very long time. TL:DR - These headphones are great, especially for the price. The sound is neutral, but the quality is far from lacking. FULL REVIEW Despite an issue with my first pair of HD 600's, I liked the sound so much I got a second pair once the first was returned. Here's what I've found out about the HD 600's in the 6 months I've had them. Comfort - These headphones are very lightweight, so it's easy to forget you're wearing them. However, when you first get them, these headphones clamp your head hard. Keep on using them and let the headband stretch out, and over time you'll be able to wear them for literally all-day use without any soreness. W/O Amp and DAC - The bass is very recessed on anything you listen to without a proper amp. Mids and highs are still good, but the sound isn't as full or realistic without a proper amp. The sound is still good enough to outperform everything else I've tried and blew me away when I first tried them out, which was with this set up. W/ Amp and DAC (Magni 2 and Modi 2) - The music really seemed to come to life. From classical remixes of songs to Slash's performance in Paradise City, these headphones still leave me impressed. Bass, mids, and highs all sound good with none over powering the other. There is a lot of detail with these, which has led me to picking up background sounds I couldn't hear or overlooked before. Hearing a lot of extra details in music I already knew took a bit of getting used to, but I very quickly started to like certain songs more because I realize they had more sounds than I realized. This has been very helpful when comparing the sound between my HD 600's and other speakers and headphones I've tried. The only real problem with the HD 600's is that if there are any imperfections in your music, such as problems with sound mastering or just being an MP3 you converted from YouTube, you will hear every imperfection. Keep that in mind when getting these or other audiophile grade headphones; you will need to get CD's or, at the barest minimum, 320 kbps MP3's for listening to music. The static and distortion in anything lower quality will be really annoying. Not to mention their open-back design and 300 ohms of impedance mean you shouldn't be using them while traveling, though this doesn't bother me as I use the at home. Overall, if you want to get a pair of audiophile grade headphones for under $300 and you can afford these, do not hesitate. There are definitely other and better options out there, but not for the same price as these (unless these go back up $385 again for a short period). Sure, they aren't the best sounding headphones in the world and the $270 I spent when I got these is still a lot of money, but I haven't regretted these since I got them. These changed my perspective on listening to music for the better and you'd be hard pressed to go wrong with buying a pair of HD 600's.

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