- DT 770 Pro X (48 Ohm), Closed-Back Studio Headphones, Black

I picked up the DT 770 Pro X because I wanted a solid wired closed-back headphone for focused listening and general audio work. After spending time looking through user feedback, I’d say these are very good headphones overall, but they are not the kind that everyone will automatically love. The biggest plus for me is comfort. A lot of people mention that, and it seems true. The ear pads look soft, the fit seems good for long sessions, and these seem easy to wear for a long time without getting uncomfortable. The detachable cable is also a nice upgrade. It is one of those features that makes everyday use a lot easier and gives me a little more confidence about long-term durability. Sound quality seems strong, especially if I want detail and clarity. These appear to work well for music listening, recording, monitoring, editing, and even gaming. The closed-back design is also useful when I want decent isolation and less sound leakage. The main downside is the treble. This comes up often in consumer feedback. Some people like the extra detail and energy, but others find the highs a little sharp. So if I already know I am sensitive to brighter headphones, that is probably the main thing to think about before buying. These do not seem like a warm, laid-back headphone. They seem more precise and a bit more demanding. For practical use, I think they make the most sense for home studio work, desktop listening, editing, and any situation where I want wired headphones with isolation and a more serious sound. They seem less ideal for someone who wants wireless convenience, a built-in mic, or a more relaxed everyday tuning. Value for money looks pretty good to me. They are not cheap, but they do seem well made, comfortable, and built for long-term use. I would say they are worth it for the right buyer, especially if the goal is a durable closed-back headphone for focused listening rather than just casual background use. Pros Very comfortable Clear, detailed sound Good isolation for a closed-back model Detachable cable is useful Good for recording, editing, and focused listening Cons Treble may be too bright for some people Not a warm or easygoing sound Better for specific uses than general casual use Overall, I think this is a strong product with real practical value, but only if I actually want this kind of sound and use case.

I normally don’t write reviews, but these are worth taking the time to talk about. For context: I’ve had the DT 770 Pro X for about 3 months. I use them for gaming, listening to music, and making music. Sound The sound quality is excellent. The treble isn’t nearly as harsh as some people make it out to be, although it is noticeable. They’re naturally fantastic for gaming and they sound great with most music too. I personally enjoy the tuning. If you’re someone who likes to EQ your headphones, you can, but I never felt like I had to. Versatility I’ve used these for both gaming and music on PC and PlayStation, and they’ve performed great on both. The PlayStation controller drives them just fine, so you don’t need an amp to enjoy them. Cord Length The included cable is definitely long. It’s perfect if you’re recording in a studio, but it can feel a bit excessive at a desk. Since the cable is removable, you can always buy a shorter one later if you decide you want it. I’d recommend trying the included cable first before spending extra money. Comfort Comfort has been excellent for me. I can wear these for hours without any issues. My ears don’t get hot like some people mention, and I don’t notice the clamp force or weight after a while. Most of the time I forget I’m even wearing them. Build Quality The build quality is outstanding. I upgraded from a pair of Turtle Beach headphones that I thought felt well made, but these are on another level. They feel much sturdier and more premium without feeling fragile. Noise Isolation For being closed-back headphones, the isolation is surprisingly good. Once I have something playing, outside noises almost disappear. I don’t hear my fan, and I can barely hear my TV behind me. Final Thoughts The first game I played with these was Rainbow Six Siege, and the difference was immediate. I could hear footsteps and other audio cues much more clearly than before. I even ended up dropping 21 eliminations that match. Single-player games are incredibly immersive, and music honestly sounds like I’m sitting in the studio with the artists. If you’re on the fence about these, I hope this review helps. They’ve been one of my favorite purchases, and I haven’t regretted buying them once.

Intro: I need to remind myself that the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X are just $230 headphones. They're not perfect, in fact I found them pretty bad out of the box. For that price, I shouldn't expect flagship quality. My number one complaint is the sound quality out of the box. Obviously this is a pretty considerable fault given that these are headphones, but with a little EQ work, they sound amazing. Why Did I buy Them? I bought the DT 770 Pro X because I wanted nice closed-back headphones that I could use at my desk without annoying other people. They're also easy to drive at only 48 ohms and they don't break the bank. I'm less concerned about someone walking away with these than I would be some of my other headphones. Methodology: At home I paired these with a Teac UD-505 doing DAC duty, feeding a Schiit Mjölnir pure Class A amp. At work I paired them with a Topping DX5 II. The Teac has no real tone controls and I don't have any active on my iPhone. The Topping has a ton of options from EQ settings to DSP room simulations, etc. Sound Quality: Out of the box these sound very hollow with a huge lack of mid-bass and mid-range. They have great sub-bass and it doesn't cloud the other frequencies. They also have amazing highs without being sibilant. The detail on these is absolutely shocking and sublime. They have more detail than even my flagship T1-V2, but the T1s can get a little sibilant. I know these are studio monitors, but that doesn't explain the huge lack of midrange. They aren't just flat, they are lacking in those frequencies. It's never harsh, but it doesn't sound natural. I don't know how you could mix anything with these and get an accurate representation. The Fix: If I listened to these with no tone controls, I probably would have returned them. Without EQ work, they just don't do it for me. I played around with the Topping DSP settings and the stock "Dynamic" setting really brings them to life. Suddenly the vocals have depth and soul. You still get all the astounding detail and good sub extension, but now the EQ fills in some of the frequency gaps in the midrange. With EQ work these are absolutely phenomenal cans. The detail will amaze you without ever being harsh. Comfort/Intangibles The detachable cord is nice. I wish there were an XLR balanced option, but that's not possible. Comfort is okay, but it won't win any awards. The velour pads get a little warm and they "wear heavy." They aren't heavy by themselves, but they just feel that way on your head. For instance, Meze Empyrean weigh considerably more than these, but they disappear like air on your head. Again, I remind myself that these are $230 cans, not $3k cans. I also noticed that they can be noisy sometimes. Turn your head a certain way and they squeak and groan. I didn't notice this all the time though. Sometimes they were silent. I guess it depends how I position them on my head. I fear they may get noisier as they get older. Conclusion: If you EQ these (and that's a big "if"), they are an astounding bargain for sound quality. They won't have the width and soundstage of open-back headphones, but they can easily compete with the absolute best closed cans out there. They have incredible detail without ever sounding harsh. They aren't the most comfortable, but for $230 you can't expect everything.

In my unprofessional, beginning audiophile opinion I think these are absolutely fantastic. I don't chase trends of streamers and am actually annoyed that I thought to give these a try based off of seeing steamers wear the 990 Pros and original 770 Pros. But after years of being in the fence, I took the plunge and I love these. They are the most comfortable headphones I've worn that aren't the Sony XM5's. Even then, I can wear these longer than I can wear those. I wanted headphones that would be good for gaming with a good amount of music listening and appreciating and these just hit the spot. Coming from a gaming headset (Razer Kraken V3, Hyper X Cloud 2) I did not know how much I appreciated clear and clean sound. It was a night and day difference as you would hope and expect from a headset that is dedicated to its craft in sound and not splitting it's interests with a mic, RGB and price gouge simply because it has gaming in the name. I just don't want to go back to gaming headsets at all after this and I know it gets even better from here with Sennheiser, Hifiman and so on. I don't know why I was being so dumb with gaming headsets before. These do everything so much better if you just get your own dedicated mic (if needed) I just love how detailed these are and I get so much more out of music listening to these than I thought was possible. I'm hearing things I haven't heard before in songs I listen to multiple times a week. That being said, compared to other headphones that aren't trying to be audiophile headphones, these are probably going to sound very harsh, albeit detailed, which lines up with most of what I'd heard about these headphones before purchasing. They did sound harsh for me at least. Again I want to clarify this is all in my unprofessional opinion which I'm sure sounds juvenile to people who really know their stuff. In order to tame them a bit, I got FX Sound downloaded and messed with the EQ and since I can't shake some of the niceties of gaming headsets, turned up the bass as well in order to really get that little extra bit of immersion in Squad, STALKER, and so on. After tuning though, I just loved these even more. I was really able to warm them to a perfect for me amount. Getting a dac that is known for being warm will also help a ton I'm sure. On top of all these, these are built like tanks. I'm sure the original 770 Pro's are the same, I just got these because they're a bit newer I like the design of these more, and most importantly, I heard they were a bit less harsh and more bass-y which, I don't know if that's true, but I love everything about these, the velvet-ish earpads, weight, room they give my ears when wearing them, default sound and especially sound after light EQ'ing, even down to how they look in my office. I would happily recommend them to anyone looking for sub $200 detailed headphones for mixed use.

After buying many cheap wired headphones over the years, and growing contempt towards bluetooth headphones since they're increasingly made more to be landfill within a year so you purchase more of these companies $300 dollar headphones with the same obsolescence, I decided to suck it up and pay the price for a set of good quality wired headphones. Whatever I got I wanted it to be my last headphone purchase ever, so I got these after research and recommendations from trusted sources. WOW, I have not been disappointed! Right off the bat, these have the best passive noise cancelling than any wireless headphones with ANC that I've ever tried, and trust me, I've had a good few over the years, and the fact it doesn't require battery to run is amazing! I was able to listen to music with these at a comfortable level in my living room as a family member played videogames at a high volume, what I did hear was so minimal it may as well have not been there, and mind you the tv was loud and I was directly under one of our mounted speakers, nothing! The sound is so clear and my music sounds better than it's ever been! Add the fact that I can replace a lot of the parts and don't have to throw these away if I need new ear pads or cord. There are some things that are annoying that I wish would change, but aren't big enough issues to knock it down a star. One, I wish the cans had swivel to them. After using many headphones that swivel their fixed position was a little uncomfortable to get around. Although I am used to it now and the size of the cups themselves make up for it, I still do wish they could swivel to fit more comfortably on my head. The second issue, though not nearly as big a deal, is the cord, specifically where it plugs into the headphones feels unnecessarily long and bumps into my neck, but I feel purchasing a quality cable with a shorter plug length can fix that just fine. All in all, a great pair of headphones that should actually last me my lifetime, definitely worth the purchase. If you have only bought cheap headphones in the past and you're sick of bluetooth headphones and their increasing planned obsolescence, bite the bullet and just buy these headphones! It will be worth it, and will cost you less in the long run.

Amazing headphones. Below were my asks and I couldn't be more satisfied. I listed to a lot of bass music / EDM. I don't want a loud amplified bass. I want a clean, crispy bass. CHECK. These are for sitting in a cubical all day. I want extremely comfortable, all day wear. CHECK. Don't care about active noise cancelling. I actually get bothered by the ANC in the sony, bose, etc. I feel like there is a pressure difference in my ear. These do NOT have ANC. The ear pads and backs are thick enough they do a fine job of blocking out surrounding talking and the horrible office background music, even when listening at very low volumes. I'm in an office, if someone knocks on my desk or says my name, I can hear them, which is okay for my situation. I have AirPods for the gym, car, or travelling when I want NC. I don't mind the cord. Don't have to deal with charging, and you know the audio quality won't be distorted from a bad wireless signal. Others mention they don't like the cable that comes with it, that it hits their shoulder or something. I don't find this to be an issue. Original cable is fine. It's a fairly long cable, so I can move around my whole cubical without taking them off. The price is right too. Sony Quietcomforts are $350, which is so expensive, and I don't even like them. These are $200 and way better quality. I think $200 is a fair value for a quality pair of headphones.

Sound quality, comfort (for someone with a large head), sturdiness, all extremely good for price point. Husband has used them every day for six months and they're still not coming apart unlike his last, $110 set. The parts are all supposed to be swappable for repair and I look forward to not having to bin them when something breaks or wears out.

headphones are alright. Low end is good but high end and mid kinda ruin it

Excelente fone... o melhor que já tive!!!

Ürünü hem müzik dinlemek hem de amfiye bağlayarak gitar monitoring/tracking amacıyla aldım. Bence + ve -'leri şu şekilde; + TR fiyatı ile yurtdışı fiyatı arasında uçurum yok. (Y.disi fiyatı ~11.000 TRY, Yurtiçi 14.699 TRY + peşin fiyatına 6 - 9 taksit gibi taksit imkanları nedeniyle değerlendirilebilir.) + Ürünün plastik ve metal aksamları kaliteli. Suni deri kulaklık padi kullanmadığı için ömürlük kullanıma uygun. (Suni deri padler benim kullanımımda genelde 2-3 yıl içinde çatlayıp dökülüyor ve orjinal padlerin tedariki de sorunlu maalesef) + Düşük empedansı sayesinde harici amfiye kesinlikle ihtiyacı yok. Ps5 dualsense'e takarak denedim. Sesi sonuna kadar açamıyorsunuz bile. + Ürün çok rahat + Ses kalitesi önceki seriye göre daha hifi olmuş. Bence +, başkası için eksi olabilir. Alışkanlıklar burada devreye girer. Alışmamış kulakta kulaklık durmaz sonuçta. Önceki seri de endüstri standartı bir üründü . Ama artık beyerdynamic de bu ürünle beraber o ses karakterinden çıkıp hifi'a göz kırpıyor. Bu serinin önce limited edition çıkıp sonra tutularak standart olarak ürün kataloğuna eklenmesi de bence bunu gösteriyor. - Ürünün closed back olması sayesinde içeri çok az ses alacağını düşünmüştüm. Ama sanki open back kulaklık gibi dışarıda ne oluyorsa duyuyorum. (belki de yıllardır open back kullandığım için closed backleri gözümde çok büyütmüş olabilirim. Son olarak HD600 v2 kullanmıştım). Monitoring yaparken gitarın tellerini duymuyorum en azından ama TV sesini rahatça duyuyorum. Dışarı ses vermediği konusunda ise hemfikirim. - Kutu içeriği zayıf. Keşke Audio Technica m50x gibi kutudan 3 farklı kablo çıksaymış.

Ce casque de studio Beyerdynamic DT-770 Pro X est l'un de mes meilleurs investissements !!! Excellente qualité de conception, robuste, avec câble amovible (et donc remplaçable si nécessaire). Il est également très confortable, même lors de sessions prolongées. Le son est exceptionnel et extrêmement bien restitué ... Sa conception fermée permet de composer ou d'écouter même lorsqu'il y a du bruit environnant.

Impresionado por su calidad sonora. Son para lo que están anunciados, una resupesta y sonido bastante plano/neutro, sin exceso de bajos como hacen muchos auriculares de hoy en dia, ni mdios ni agudos. Eso si, me parecio tan agradable y claro su sonido que nada me impide usarlos para ver una pelicula o una serie. Siempre se le puede equalizar bajos si necesitas. Yo vengo de auriculares generalistas como los Sony WH-1000mx4 y coas así. He tenido brevemente los Sennheiser HD 599. Nada que ver, estos son superiores para mi necesidad actual. Los quería para poder analizar grabaciones antiguas para conocer mejor la calidad de las grabaciones. Pros: - Sonido de estudio - Precio/calidad (comparando con lo que hay por ahi) - Comodidad (son bastante comodos en mi mediana-grande cabeza y orejas). - Cable con mini-xlr q se puede desconectar - Aislan bastante bien (perfectos en casas y no estudios) Contras: - son grandecitos y ocupan espacio Sobre la comodidad o durabilidad si les veo algun problema en los próximos dias/meses actualizaré la review

Jag köpte dessa för att använda i hemmastudion till både sånginspelning och mixning, och de levererar verkligen på alla punkter. Ljudbilden är extremt detaljerad och balanserad. De sluter tätt perfekt vid sånginspelning utan att ljud läcker in i mikrofonen, samtidigt som de är tillräckligt avslöjande och tydliga för att mixa och producera musik med. Största plusset jämfört med den äldre modellen är den avtagbara Mini-XLR-kabeln, vilket gör att man slipper oroa sig för kabelbrott. Dessutom är passformen och öronkuddarna otroligt sköna – man kan sitta med dem flera timmar i sträck utan att bli trött i öronen. Rekommenderas varmt till alla som letar efter pålitliga studiolurar!