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beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 Ohm en noir. Casque de studio supra-auriculaire. Conception fermée, câblée pour un enregistrement et une surveillance professionnels

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4,0 sur 5 étoiles Great headphones, but with some EQ correction, can be excellent headphones
Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le11 août 2020
Style: 80 Ohm (Studio)Achat vérifié
I think one of the strongest selling points for these phones are their comfort. You don't think you need it until you try it once and understand the difference - because it turns out being distracted by any discomfort will disrupt your listening experience in ways you really wish it didn't. These headphones feel incapable of discomfort even if you wore them all day long.

As for the sound quality, these phones (like any other headphones) are going to show 'colorization' at certain frequencies and this model has colorization behavior that concerned me and most likely others too.

These headphones are a just a bit too bright at louder volumes (particularly for music). It's very clear they are this way if you check out their frequency response graph (see photo) - especially at higher volumes. Another graph clearly shows it gets even more pronounced the louder it gets (see photo). If you don't suspect you will listen to these at louder volumes most of the time, then this isn't really an issue, and can actually be an advantage because brightness at lower volumes generally improves clarity.

That said, my impression is that these headphones were not quite intended to be used at higher volumes. From a numbers perspective, the graphs show this, and additionally, this particular model is rated up to 100 mW of power whereas other comparable phones can handle up to 1,000 mW (there's not a lot of room for loud volumes / higher power use). In fact, if you run these at louder volumes, you can tell they start to clip a bit sooner than you might expect.

Granted, a lot of people are not going to use these at higher volumes - but I also know there are people out there that really want to listen to music loudly (not ear bleeding!) and these headphones show concerns at the kind of loudness I am trying to describe.

If you think you will listen to these loudly - what you can do about it is use software (or hardware) to alter the EQ of whatever you are running these on. I use them on my laptop (behind a DAC/Amp) and for those of you who are using them on a computer, you may be very interested in a free software called Equalizer APO along with the Peace plugin. It will give you a 13 band EQ where you can set the changes wherever and however you want. The most useful feature of this software is you can overlay the picture of the frequency response graph on top of the graph of the changes you are making. When done this way, you can achieve a highly accurate and complete correction of the colorization (see photo). Do note that if you do this, to not apply as much correction as you get closer to the high end because of the way the headphones behave with volume changes - you will want to only correct about 2/3 to 1/2 as much to give some room for these changes.

If you bother to do this - it will drastically improve the sound profile of these headphones. It will feel like you added 100's of dollars of value to them because frankly - it's quite difficult to manufacture headphones to sound uncolored by themselves - the physics behind it will always introduce some colorized sound. There is some color you may want and others you don't - but if you don't bother to use something to correct for the colorization - you might find yourself wondering if some other pair of headphones will more closely produce your 'ideal' sound and begin a cycle of trying to find that 'perfect' pair and keep discovering they all have some bit of colorization.

If you spend about $150 here you can get top of the line comfort and very capable headphones, and for free, help correct it's sound profile to your needs.

Now, you can't improve certain things like sound stage or imaging this way - but if you were concerned about that there's a good chance this model wasn't your first choice because these are closed headphones and not the top of the line model offered by this company.

Beyond the brightness colorization, the mid and bass response are great. The mids stay pretty neutral at all volumes. As some people have noted, they can be bassy.

Yes - they are very capable of reproducing the low end in ways most headphones just can't. To be more specific, they have pretty good low end *range* - as in you can really hear the sub bass. But, there is a slight problem with their bass response at specifically around 210 Hz.

I highly suspect with non-electronic music you may not notice this because it's not the most represented frequency - but if you do listen to electronic music - there's a good chance you will feel the bass doesn't quite sound the way you remember. Well, it happens to be a prominent frequency for kicks and bass lines - so it's fairly present in the sound spectrum for electronic music. I would boost this area specifically to see the difference and leave it at that.

There will be some people who think that, overall, the bass is too present, and indeed it's true that there is significant bass response if you look at the frequency response graph. Just like with the brightness, it gets more pronounced the louder you go. For those of you who listen to electronic music, there's a good chance you will really appreciate this - it can be amazing how these headphones respond. However, if you don't listen to electronic music - this is probably unwanted in a lot of cases. Again, I would apply EQ correction for this - but in this case I would just apply an overall bass reduction as the bass response is pretty even unlike the high end which has several peaks and valleys in that range and is more complex to correct.

That about wraps out my thoughts on the sound quality.

I will say that if you don't have an amp for the 80+ ohm models, you will most likely find these too quiet - they will sound about half as loud as you expect they can achieve. This is expected because of the higher resistance. Most likely, you will want an amp to drive these. That said, I don't recommend the 80+ ohm models for mobile users... those are more for stationary users.

If you don't already have an amp, and plan on getting one, do yourself a favor, and make sure that either your amp has a built-in DAC, or plan to get a separate DAC. The main reason for that is the DAC will ensure the amp is getting the kind of electrical signal it's expecting. In my case when I only had the amp and no DAC, the amp was prematurely clipping at lower volumes because of the output from the laptop - this was immediately fixed by the DAC I bought.

As for the build quality - pretty sure these will last a lifetime with care. There's nothing particular cheaply made that I noticed about these phones. I'm not concerned with the way they look. They aren't displeasing to me - but I'm also not thinking these are the coolest looking phones, but I don't care about that.
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Orin
4,0 sur 5 étoiles Great headphones, but with some EQ correction, can be excellent headphones
Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le11 août 2020
I think one of the strongest selling points for these phones are their comfort. You don't think you need it until you try it once and understand the difference - because it turns out being distracted by any discomfort will disrupt your listening experience in ways you really wish it didn't. These headphones feel incapable of discomfort even if you wore them all day long.

As for the sound quality, these phones (like any other headphones) are going to show 'colorization' at certain frequencies and this model has colorization behavior that concerned me and most likely others too.

These headphones are a just a bit too bright at louder volumes (particularly for music). It's very clear they are this way if you check out their frequency response graph (see photo) - especially at higher volumes. Another graph clearly shows it gets even more pronounced the louder it gets (see photo). If you don't suspect you will listen to these at louder volumes most of the time, then this isn't really an issue, and can actually be an advantage because brightness at lower volumes generally improves clarity.

That said, my impression is that these headphones were not quite intended to be used at higher volumes. From a numbers perspective, the graphs show this, and additionally, this particular model is rated up to 100 mW of power whereas other comparable phones can handle up to 1,000 mW (there's not a lot of room for loud volumes / higher power use). In fact, if you run these at louder volumes, you can tell they start to clip a bit sooner than you might expect.

Granted, a lot of people are not going to use these at higher volumes - but I also know there are people out there that really want to listen to music loudly (not ear bleeding!) and these headphones show concerns at the kind of loudness I am trying to describe.

If you think you will listen to these loudly - what you can do about it is use software (or hardware) to alter the EQ of whatever you are running these on. I use them on my laptop (behind a DAC/Amp) and for those of you who are using them on a computer, you may be very interested in a free software called Equalizer APO along with the Peace plugin. It will give you a 13 band EQ where you can set the changes wherever and however you want. The most useful feature of this software is you can overlay the picture of the frequency response graph on top of the graph of the changes you are making. When done this way, you can achieve a highly accurate and complete correction of the colorization (see photo). Do note that if you do this, to not apply as much correction as you get closer to the high end because of the way the headphones behave with volume changes - you will want to only correct about 2/3 to 1/2 as much to give some room for these changes.

If you bother to do this - it will drastically improve the sound profile of these headphones. It will feel like you added 100's of dollars of value to them because frankly - it's quite difficult to manufacture headphones to sound uncolored by themselves - the physics behind it will always introduce some colorized sound. There is some color you may want and others you don't - but if you don't bother to use something to correct for the colorization - you might find yourself wondering if some other pair of headphones will more closely produce your 'ideal' sound and begin a cycle of trying to find that 'perfect' pair and keep discovering they all have some bit of colorization.

If you spend about $150 here you can get top of the line comfort and very capable headphones, and for free, help correct it's sound profile to your needs.

Now, you can't improve certain things like sound stage or imaging this way - but if you were concerned about that there's a good chance this model wasn't your first choice because these are closed headphones and not the top of the line model offered by this company.

Beyond the brightness colorization, the mid and bass response are great. The mids stay pretty neutral at all volumes. As some people have noted, they can be bassy.

Yes - they are very capable of reproducing the low end in ways most headphones just can't. To be more specific, they have pretty good low end *range* - as in you can really hear the sub bass. But, there is a slight problem with their bass response at specifically around 210 Hz.

I highly suspect with non-electronic music you may not notice this because it's not the most represented frequency - but if you do listen to electronic music - there's a good chance you will feel the bass doesn't quite sound the way you remember. Well, it happens to be a prominent frequency for kicks and bass lines - so it's fairly present in the sound spectrum for electronic music. I would boost this area specifically to see the difference and leave it at that.

There will be some people who think that, overall, the bass is too present, and indeed it's true that there is significant bass response if you look at the frequency response graph. Just like with the brightness, it gets more pronounced the louder you go. For those of you who listen to electronic music, there's a good chance you will really appreciate this - it can be amazing how these headphones respond. However, if you don't listen to electronic music - this is probably unwanted in a lot of cases. Again, I would apply EQ correction for this - but in this case I would just apply an overall bass reduction as the bass response is pretty even unlike the high end which has several peaks and valleys in that range and is more complex to correct.

That about wraps out my thoughts on the sound quality.

I will say that if you don't have an amp for the 80+ ohm models, you will most likely find these too quiet - they will sound about half as loud as you expect they can achieve. This is expected because of the higher resistance. Most likely, you will want an amp to drive these. That said, I don't recommend the 80+ ohm models for mobile users... those are more for stationary users.

If you don't already have an amp, and plan on getting one, do yourself a favor, and make sure that either your amp has a built-in DAC, or plan to get a separate DAC. The main reason for that is the DAC will ensure the amp is getting the kind of electrical signal it's expecting. In my case when I only had the amp and no DAC, the amp was prematurely clipping at lower volumes because of the output from the laptop - this was immediately fixed by the DAC I bought.

As for the build quality - pretty sure these will last a lifetime with care. There's nothing particular cheaply made that I noticed about these phones. I'm not concerned with the way they look. They aren't displeasing to me - but I'm also not thinking these are the coolest looking phones, but I don't care about that.
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles Un peu déçu par la qualité et la finition
Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 13 mai 2023
Style: 80 Ohm (Studio)Achat vérifié
J'avais acheté ce casque recommandé de tous pour une utilisation avec un baladeur Hifi Walker H2 qui devait supporter n'importe quel casque jusqu'à 150 Ohms. Malheureusement il n'en est rien, le baladeur ne supporte pas les 80 Ohms du DT 770 Pro Studio. J'ai toutefois pu le tester sur mon ampli Denon qui supporte cette impédance et là le son se révèle totalement. On a un son clair, très large avec des basses vibrantes et bien rondes, mais on remarque sur certaines percussions un bourdonnement parasite qu'on entend absolument pas sur la version 32 Ohms. Est ce une caractéristique normale du casque 80 Ohms ?! Le casque que j'ai reçu d'Amazon ne paressait pas neuf et la boite était dans un état pittoresque à moitié écrasé puisqu'envoyé dans une simple pochette souple en papier kraft pour protéger l'environnement mais pas son contenu. Comme en plus c'était pour offrir... dans tous les cas c'était retour illico à l'envoyeur. A part ça, la finition du casque est propre, il est très très léger. Mais il ne donne pas une impression de haute solidité.
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Dom!
4,0 sur 5 étoiles Great headphones
Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 15 mai 2023
Style: 80 Ohm (Studio)Achat vérifié
As everyone says, they're great, really solid.

The 80ohms cans have a wonderfully long cable, but sadly is soldered into the set so of you're a rough user or take them out and about, try the Beyerdynamic sets that have detachable cables.

The ear cups are so soft, leatherette is usually cheap and seems to wear off eventually, but the 770 80omhs have that lovely soft fabric style cups. They are also user replaceable, there are gel/leatherette pads available if you feel like changing them out.

They're plastic and metal but feel hard wearing.

They're really nice, great to wear for hours and you have lots of support and EQ guidance out there because they're so popular.

I love them but cannot give them a five star, because the headphones will last forever but that damn cable worries me. There are mods out there to solder in a jack, which you can do yourself or pay someone to do, which will probably cost more than just buying a new set and selling the old pair online for spares
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles I'm not an audiophile but so far the headset is great
Commenté aux États-Unis 🇺🇸 le9 mai 2023
Style: 80 Ohm (Studio)Achat vérifié
For years I've been using gaming headsets in the higher price range. I play Counter Strike and wanted something that said "7.1" so I could hear sounds coming from different sides. People told me to try an audiophile headset, but I kept worrying about hearing where footsteps are coming from.

When my latest headset's mic broke, and the earpads were getting kind of ratty I decided to try a lower end headset.

I am using the DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm with a Fiio K5 Pro ESS along with PEACE software and purchased a separate mic with adjustable boom stand.

I accidentally ordered grey, so I'm thinking of replacing the earpads. That's the only part that's grey on them. These are light, fairly comfortable. I would have liked a little more padding on top where your head hits. The earpads are a little warm. I may want something with a different texture/material.

So far they sound better than anything I've used before. As a test I cranked the volume almost all the way up and the headset sounds amazing. There's no distortion what so ever. They definitely benefit from EQ adjustment on the PEACE software. As for Counter Strike. I definitely hear where the sounds are coming from just fine.

My only real gripe, which I knew about in advance, is that you cannot swap out the cable. I just have to be extra careful not to run it over with my chair.

EDIT: I've updated my review from 5 stars to 4. Reason being is the headset isn't the most comfortable I've owned. The top I stated I wish they had more padding. I don't like the earpad texture material and I feel the ear pieces are just a really really tiny bit too small to be comfortable.
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L. Pierig
4,0 sur 5 étoiles deçu par tant d'éloges
Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 25 février 2023
Style: 80 Ohm (Studio)Achat vérifié
je suis pas pro, j'aime juste la musique et ne je n'aime pas particulièrement les casques...mais écouter de la musque après 23h00 pose souvent problème. Habitué au Sony MDR-ZX310APB, tout petit casque a 30 euros, je me suis surpris à finalement apprécier l’écoute nocturne et j'ai donc décidé de passer le cap vers quelque chose de plus qualitatif. Apres lecture de différents tests et avis de pro ou de moins pro, ce modèle DT-770 pro 80 Ohm semblait être la pépite au super rapport qualité prix.

le son est décrit, brièvement, comme linéaire avec juste une coquetterie dans le bas qui lui donne un peu de corp et lui donne ce coté flatteur qui le destine plus à l’écoute studio qu'au mix...des vrais aigu, un beau medium et.... déception, je n'ai pas trouvé du tout ce qui a été testé.

je n'ai pas trouvé le médium, je n'ai pas trouvé l'aigu, le grave est bien là mais l'ensemble pas équilibré, ca ne "respire" pas, à me demander si ce n’était pas moi qui a un problème... a 45 ans, l'oreille a un peu vécue, mais quand meme.

je commande son équivalent chez Sony, le modèle MDR-7506 et je retrouve tout ce qui est perdu par le Beyerdynamic.... Sans rien dire, pour ne pas l'influencer, je donne les deux casques à mon ado de 15 ans et sans lui dire, elle me confirme qu'il faut conserver le Sony.

peut être suis je tombé sur un casque avec un problème.

note : pas de probleme pour le brancher sur un smartphone (samsung S8) avec ses 80 Ohm, il est super confortable même avec des lunettes et son câble long est trés pratique.
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles Ottimo suono, confort migliorabile.
Commenté en Italie 🇮🇹 le 19 avril 2023
Style: 80 Ohm (Studio)Achat vérifié
Ho preso le DT770 Pro da 80 Ohm perché rispetto a quelle da 32 Ohm hanno un suono più neutro o piatto come equalizzazione. Questo permette di percepire meglio un pò tutto quello che succede intorno a te, quindi vanno bene sia nei giochi sparatutto (anche quando ci sono esplosioni dove i bassi in alcune cuffie esagerano) che per ascoltare la musica o i film su PC. La qualità del suono è indiscutibile, così come la qualità costruttiva sembra di ottima fattura e dovrebbero durare negli anni (cosa che non posso dire con marchi di cuffie da gaming anche i fascia alta). Ho messo 4 stelle solo per un aspetto che penso sia molto soggettivo, ovvero il confort. Le cuffie forse stringono un pò troppo con l' archetto metallico, ma va bene perché comunque i copri orecchie sono davvero morbidi e profondi, anche per orecchie grandi come le mie e non affaticano anche dopo molte ore, l' unico neo è l' imbottitura nell' archetto che non essendo liscia ma con delle pieghe, appoggiando in testa direttamente sulla pelle dopo diverse ore lascia il segno. Purtroppo per quelli senza capelli è un problema comune, ahimè mi succede con tutte le cuffie provate quindi non voglio infierire sul giudizio delle cuffie (per questo ho tolto solo una stella, altrimenti sarebbero perfette).
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles Minimalistisch und schüchtern überzeugt "das hässliche Entlein"
Commenté en Allemagne 🇩🇪 le 20 septembre 2014
Style: 32 Ohm (Mobile)Achat vérifié
# Beyerdynamic DT770 32Ohm
__Das hässliche Entlein__ überzeugt ganz schüchtern durch ein sehr aufgeräumtes, ruhiges, detailreiches und differenziertes bzw. analytisches Klangbild trotz eines druckvollen Basses. Der Tragekomfort ist gut zwar gut, jedoch stören bei der 32Ohm Limited Edition die Kunstleder Ohrpolster, da Kunstleder auf der Haut immer ein unangenehmes Gefühl erzeugt.
Mit den zusätzlich käuflichen Velourpolstern - für NUR 20€ :) - ist der Tragekomfort noch besser. Man hat unter dem Kopfhörer genug Platz, d.h. die Ohren berühren kaum die Polster, und man fühlt sich nicht eingeengt. Jedoch ziehe ich wegen der fehlenden Option auf die Velourohrpolster und den damit (relativ) schlechteren Tragekomfort einen Stern ab, schließlich muss man ca. 20% mehr investieren als eigentlich nötig.
Mit den Velourohrpolstern macht der Kopfhörer auch gleich einen viel wertigeren Eindruck als mit den Kunstlederpolstern.
Die Verfügbarkeit von vielen Ersatzteilen (siehe Ersatzteilshop von Beyerdynamic) sorgt für endlose bzw. zeitlose Freude mit diesem Hörer.
Das Kabel ist nicht abnehmbar. Wegen der 32Ohm Eingangsimpedanz und einem Kennschalldruck von 96db auch für leistungschwache Quellen (Smartphone, Tablet, etc) geeignet.
Absolute Kaufempfehlung für 150€. Sehr guter Allrounder, wenn auch die Ausstattung und Erscheinung eher minimalistisch ist. Dieser Kopfhörer macht echt einen auf Understatement und überzeugt dann souverän.
Jedenfalls bekommt man _einfach nur einen guten Kopfhörer_. Und das zählt am Ende.
Mein Kaufpreis: 130€ von Amazon Warehousedeals
Preis: ca. 150€ bei Amazon

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Audio Technica ATH-M50x

Ein sehr guter Allrounder geeignet für Musik, Filme und Computerspiele. Soundtechnisch genau das, was ich gesucht habe. Er hat ordentlich Bass aber nicht _zu sehr_ auf Kosten der Detailtreue bzw. Differenziehrtheit.
Das Klangbild bleibt trocken, Detailreich grundsätzlich analytisch, jedoch nicht ganz so schön wie beim DT770, da der doch fette Bass manchmal geringfügig zum matschen neigt, was für mich aber bei einem Allrounder absolut akzeptabel ist.
Leider ist der Tragekomfort wegen des hohen Anpressdrucks und der Kunstoffpolster maximal durchschnittlich, so dass ich diesen Kopfhörer nicht lange tragen mag bzw. froh war, wenn ich ihn wieder abgenmommen habe. Es wird teilweise auch sehr warm am Ohr und man hat ein eher einengendes Tragegefühl auch bedingt durch den stets vorhandenen Kontakt der Ohren mit den Ohrpolstern.
Die Ausstattung ist echt super: (abnehmbare) Kabel in verschiedenen Längen, Klinkenadapter, Tasche.
Wegen der 38Ohm Eingangsimpedanz und einem Kennschalldruck von 99db auch für leistungschwache Quellen (Smartphone, Tablet, etc) geeignet. Ersatzteile sind grundsätzlich verfügbar.
Mein Kaufpreis: 130€ von Amazon Warehousedeals
Preis: ca. 150€ bei Amazon

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Ultrasone HFI 780

Laut Herstellerangaben ein für Multimedianwendungen optimierter Kopfhörer, da der Bass etwas verstärkt ist. Das stimmt soweit auch. Insgesamt wirkt das Klangbild trotzdem aufgräumt, Detailreich, diffenreziert und ruhig. Wäre da nicht der Tragekomfort - obwohl schon angenehmer als der ATH-M50x, dann hätte ich ihn in die engere Wahl genommen. Leider ist auch hier der Anpressdruck das Problem bzw. ist es unter den Polstern nicht sehr geräumig.
Das Kabel ist nicht abnehmbar. Wegen der 35Ohm Eingangsimpedanz und einem Kennschalldruck von 96db auch für leistungschwache Quellen (Smartphone, Tablet, etc) geeignet. Ersatzteile findet man leicht im Internet.
Mein Kaufpreis: 160€ von Amazon
Preis: ca. 160€ bei Amazon

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AKG K550

Bis 150€ und reinen Musikanwendungen eine Perle in Bezug auf Neutralität, Differenziertheit, Erscheinung, Verarbeitung und Tragekomfort. Der Bass ist jedoch nicht so satt wie bei den anderen hier erwähnten Kopfhörern, was ihn im Vergleich (!) in den Bereichen Filme und Spiele nicht ganz so attraktiv macht. Das Tragegefühl ist auch luftig mit wenig Kontakt zu den ohrumliegenden Polstern.
Das der K550 nur einen schwachen Bass hat würde ich nicht sagen. Er reiht sich nur sehr gleichberichtig in das Gesamtklangbild ein. Der Bass ist sehr präzise und trocken. Im Vergleich zum DT770 ist das Klangbild weniger druckvoll jedoch etwas neutraler und analytischer und schön knackig.
Einige Details bei Jazz und Klassik bzw. bei Musik die sich nicht über den Tieftonbereich identifiziert, arbeitet der AKG K550 besser heraus als ALLE anderen hier getesteten Kopfhörer. Er wirkt _sortierter_ als alle anderen.
Auch optisch macht der K550 was her und fühlt sich wertig an. Durch die Faltfunktion und das schöne Design ist der K550 praktisch auf Reisen und ausgehkompatibel. Außengeräusche werden gut abgeschirmt, und umgekehrt dringt wenig Schall nach außen.
Da ich den Kopfhörer über Amazon Warehousedeals bezogen habe, war der oft in anderen Rezensionen erwähnte üble chemische Geruch am Hörer schon verflogen :) Es hat also nichts gestunken.
Das Kabel ist nicht abnehmbar. Wegen der 32Ohm Eingangsimpedanz und einem Kennschalldruck von 114db auch für leistungschwache Quellen (Smartphone, Tablet, etc) geeignet.
Leider konnte ich für diesen Kopfhörer keine Ersatzteile finden.
Im Vergleich zu den anderen Kopfhörer hier klingt der K550 etwas "heller". Es ist Geschmacksache was man lieber mag. Mein AKG Q701 klingt da ähnlich hell. In diesem Fall hab ich mich jetzt für die "dunkle" Seite des Klangs entschieden (DT770 bzw. ATH-M50x).
Mein Kaufpreis: 115€ von Amazon Warehousedeals
Preis: schwankt zwischen 150€ und 250€ bei Amazon

# Kaufmotivation und Anforderungen

Ich suchte einen geschlossenen ohrumschliessenden (around-ear) Allroundkopfhörer für Musik, Filme und Computerspiele mit mindestens gutem Tragekomfort. Es durfte gern etwas mehr Bass sein. Wichtig ist die Eignung für den Einsatz an Leistungsschwachen Quellen wie Smartphones und Tablets (zu Hause). _Ausgehkompatibel_ muss er nicht sein.
Wenn möglich sollte der Kopfhörer keine glatten Kunstoff/Kunstlederpolster haben, da diese das Tragegefühl _immer_ negativ beeinflussen. Leider ist so etwas bis 150€ schwer zu finden. Ich verstehe allerdings nicht wieso man überhaupt Kunstlederpolster ausliefert....
Tragekomfort ist mir sehr wichtig, da man beim Flimgucken oder Spielen den Kopfhörer schon mal länger als 1h auf hat.
Auch die Verfügbarkeit von Ersatzteilen ist wünschenswert.
Ein geschlossener Kopfhörer ist fpr mich Pflicht, da ich meine Mitmenschen bzw. Mitbewohner nicht stören möchte. Bekanntlich dringt bei offenen Kopfhörern der Ton sehr leicht nach aussen.

# Entscheidung

__Es ist der Beyerdynamic DT770 32Ohm geworden.__ Trotz der spärlichen Ausstattung und des lieblosen Erscheinungsbildes überzeugt er durch sein Klangbild (trocken, detailreich, präzise, differenziert und druckvoll), seine Basscharakteristik und Tragekomfort. Auch die Verfügbarkeit von Ersatzteilen ist ein Plus.
Ich habe mir zusätzlich noch die grauen Velourohrpolster direkt im Beyerdynamic-Shop bestellt und wer sagts - der Tragekomfort ist wirklich besser als mit den Kunstlederohrpolstern.
Der Tragekomfort ist der Grund wieso ich nicht den Audio Technica ATH-M50x genommen habe. Suchte ich einen Kopfhörer nur zum Musikhören, hätte ich den AKG K550 genommen, da ich vorzugsweise Jazz höre und der Tragekomfort klasse ist.
Der Denon schied wegen des Klangs aus und der Ultrasone wegen des Tragekomforts. Anfangs war der Denon mein Favorit und den Beyerdynamic wollte ich gleich zurückschicken - dieses hässliche etwas - als er da so lieblos in seiner primitven Pappschachtel lag :)
Jedoch erwischte ich mich dabei, wie ich nur mit dem DT770 länger gehört habe und bis auf das Aussehen nicht immer gleich etwas gefunden habe, was mir nicht gefiel, wie der Tragekomfort oder der nur mittelmässige Klang des Denon. Klanglich hat mich DT770 recht schnell überzeugt, wobei der ATH-M50x das auch tat.
Klanglich sind beide - der DT770 und der ATH-M50x - tolle Allrounder mit audiophilen Ambitionen und sattem Bass, wobei der DT770 einen Tick differenzierter klang. Der Tragekomfort machte dann für mich den Unterschied.
Ich habe den DT770 über Amazon Warehousedeals für nur 138€ bezogen.

# Zusammenfassung

Alle hier betrachteten Kopfhörer - bis auf den Denon AH-D600 - spielen auf einem sehr gutem Niveau in Bezug auf einen Preis von 150€. Sicher haben die Kopfhörer unterschiedliche Klangcharaketerisktika. __Da ist für jeden Geschmack etwas dabei.__
Der Beyerdynamic DT770 und der Audio Technica ATH-M50x präsentieren ein druckvolles Klangbild und klingen universell gut d.h. bei Musik, Film, Spiel. Dicht gefolgt vom Ultrasone HFI780 unterscheiden sich diese drei noch beim Tragekomfort, wobei der DT770 für mich am besten abschneidet.
Der AKG spielt seine Stärken bei reinen Musikanwednugen aus, wenn sich die gehörte Musik nicht über kraftvolle Bässe definiert. Er tritt wertig auf und besticht durch guten Tragekomfort.

Natürlich ist meine Bewertung subjektiv und bezogen auf meinen Nutzungskontext. Meine Bewertung ist auch relativ zur Preisklasse (150€) und dem Kopfhörertyp (geschlossen) zu sehen.
Legt man wie ich Wert auf _Langzeittragekomfort_ und sucht einen Allround-Kopfhörer, hoffe ich, dass diese Rezension hilfreich ist.
Wer jedoch meint es kann EINEN klaren Sieger geben, irrt, denn es gibt an jedem Kopfhörer etwas was er - wieder subjektiv - besser oder anders macht als die anderen. Die Entscheidung fällt ggf. nicht leicht. Wichtig ist die Entscheidung an dem Nutzungskontext auszurichten.
Es ist sicher Unfair, wenn auch nur einer dieser Kopfhörer hier nur eine 1 oder 2 Punkte Bewertung bekommt.

# Testumgebung

## Equipment

* PC + 
USB DAC Cambridge Audio DacMagic Plus  + ASIO Treiber + 320kbit/s VBR MP3s mit höchster Qualität + Spiel Saints Row 4
* 
NAD T757 Heimkinoreceiver + 320kbit/s VBR MP3s mit höchster Qualität + BluRay Filme
* Bryston BR60 Vollverstärker + Sony SACD Player + diverse hochwertige CDs
* Die Kopfhörer wurden alle min. 10h eingespielt, wobei ich der Meinung bin, einspielen ist nicht nötig.

## Musik

* 
Cassandra Wilson - Come On In My Kitchen  Gesang, Dynamik und Bass. Schlechte Kopfhörer wirken bei diesem Lied schnell gestresst.
* 
Parov Stelar - Love Remix  Elektrobass! Das Lied ruhig ganz durchhören.
* 
Rage Against The Machine - Know Your Enemy  Rock/Metal/Grunch. E-Gitarren, Schlagzeug etc. Fetzt total :)

# Unterschied 32Ohm, 80Ohm, 250Ohm

Grundsätzlich benötigt man mehr Leistung je höher die Impedanz um eine gewisse Laustärke zu erhalten. Diese Regel ist allerdings mit Vorsicht zu geniessen. Um wirklich zu erfahren wie laut ein Kopfhörer spielt ist dann eher die SPL/mW (Kennschalldruck) wichtig. Also wie laut spielt der Kopfhörer bei 1 mWatt.
Siehe dazu auch shuredeutschland.wordpress.com/2012/08/16/kopfhoerer-impedanz/
D.h. für mobile Geräte sind Kopfhörer mit geringer Impedanz grundsätzlich besser geeignet.
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles Consumer review for DT 770 PRO 32 Ohm version with an emphasis on Death Metal
Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 22 décembre 2021
Style: 32 Ohm (Mobile)Achat vérifié
Disclaimer: This review is meant for consumers only, not for producers.

IN A NUTHSELL: If you are looking for an all-rounder pair of headphones that will offer a satisfying sound in a wide variety of music genres, then the DT 770 PROs are indeed a very solid choice. In fact I think that anything more expensive enters the realm of diminishing returns for the average "enthusiast" consumer (again, not producer).

There are some people who might disagree and I get that. My argument is that if you disagree you are already past the point of average consumer, you likely had the opportunity to test multiple high-quality pairs of headphones, and have developed a taste for the sound signature that suits your preferences best, which will obviously bias you towards either liking, disliking, or being indifferent towards the DT 770 PROs.

So if you are reading this review and the idea of "having a preffered sound signature" does not mean much to you, then you will most likely enjoy these headphones and will be satisfied with them provided you buy the right version (e.g. the 32 Ohm version if you're only going to use a phone or laptop to power these).

So I have tested these predominantly with metal sub-genres such as death metal, black metal, technical death metal, progressive death metal, blackened death metal, etc. Why these sub-genres in particular? This opinion might come across as being a little controversial and dismissive, but I personally feel like most other genres of music are so overproduced nowadays that any pair of decent studio headphones will offer a satisfying listening experience to most consumers. And for the average consumer these are beyond decent. Particularly if you like genres where the bass is emphasized you will love these.

The most common complaint you'll hear about these is that the mids are weak and drowned by the bass and the highs. This is true to some extent. It's not that the mids are completely lacking, rather everything else is so emphasized that the mids can be hard to make out. What this means is that, in particular with Carvernous Death Metal or underproduced Black Metal, you might find that the guitars are not as "shireky". The higher pitched guitar notes will be easy to make out in general, but the lower repetitive guitar notes can sound a little drowned out and lacking in detail. If you like atmospheric repetitive riffs (think Darkspace, Burzum) you might find the sound with these a little lacking with an overly emphasized bassy atmosphere. Also if you enjoy Cavernous Death Metal or ODSM in general you might find that the signature "chainsaw guitars" are not as "ear piercing" as you might expect, and that the atmosphere in cavernous death metal can feel a little softer given the bassier nature of the sound signature.

And in general with these headphones you might find that with underproduced metal you don't get that satisfying "ear piercing" effect as much as you'd like, you know, the sort of stuff that makes you want to play Burzum on a casette player in your garage. It just all ends up sounding a little "softer" than you'd expect. Now the good part is that the mids are not terrible enough that you lose detail, but if you are coming off of headphones with less bass and overemphasized mids like I am, it might take a while to get used to this softness and it might sometimes feel like you need to pay more attention to some of the "muffled" riffs.

A good example is Craven Idol's "Even the Demons...". On my old Marhsall Major 3 the track sounds a lot more "raw" and "in your face", while on the 770s the track sounds more "atmospheric" than expected. This lack of "rawness" in favor of a more "atmospheric" sound might give one the the impression that some of the more intense guitar riffs are lacking detail. That's not actually true, and now that I'm getting used to the new sound signature I can tell that all the detail is there. It's just not as emphasized as it was on my old headphones which had a very different sound signature. And in fact there's extra detail I'm picking out now in areas of lower frequency.

But again, this comes down to my initial statement about taste in sound signatures. Some people might be initially repulsed by Marshall Major 3's sound siganture, the bass is lacking and they almost have that hollow "telephone-like" sound, like there's no "depth" to the music. The mids are overmphasized. It took me a pretty long time to get used to that type of sound, but once you get used to that sound, underproduced Death and Black Metal simply RIPS AND SHREDS. There's a "rawness" to the unproduced metal sound that is almost lost with the 770s, even though the actual sound detail is still there. The highs are still good, and there's new detail in the lower frequency with the bass and some of the percussion, but those mids are a lot more subtle, resulting in a sound that I'd describe more as "atmospheric" rather than "raw".

Is this a good or a bad thing? That's up to every listener to decide. I myself prefer my underproduced metal to sound more "raw" than "atmospheric", but there's definitely the component of getting used to the new sound as well.

That's honestly my biggest complaint with 770s at the moment. Some of it can be adressed with a little EQ tweaking. A very slight reduction in the lower and higher frequencies, with a slight elevation of the mids results in a little more balanced, less "overly bassy atmospheric" sound. But I emphasize the word "slight" here. Because at the end of the day I think its best to embrace the signature sound of whatever pair of headphones you choose to drive.

Some additional notes:

The noise cancellation is surprisingly good.
It doesn't have detachable cable which sucks.
Gaming sounds alright? I've only tried Doom Eternal so far, can't say anything stood out in particular.
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles Consumer review for DT 770 PRO 32 Ohm version with an emphasis on Death Metal
Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 22 décembre 2021
Disclaimer: This review is meant for consumers only, not for producers.

IN A NUTHSELL: If you are looking for an all-rounder pair of headphones that will offer a satisfying sound in a wide variety of music genres, then the DT 770 PROs are indeed a very solid choice. In fact I think that anything more expensive enters the realm of diminishing returns for the average "enthusiast" consumer (again, not producer).

There are some people who might disagree and I get that. My argument is that if you disagree you are already past the point of average consumer, you likely had the opportunity to test multiple high-quality pairs of headphones, and have developed a taste for the sound signature that suits your preferences best, which will obviously bias you towards either liking, disliking, or being indifferent towards the DT 770 PROs.

So if you are reading this review and the idea of "having a preffered sound signature" does not mean much to you, then you will most likely enjoy these headphones and will be satisfied with them provided you buy the right version (e.g. the 32 Ohm version if you're only going to use a phone or laptop to power these).

So I have tested these predominantly with metal sub-genres such as death metal, black metal, technical death metal, progressive death metal, blackened death metal, etc. Why these sub-genres in particular? This opinion might come across as being a little controversial and dismissive, but I personally feel like most other genres of music are so overproduced nowadays that any pair of decent studio headphones will offer a satisfying listening experience to most consumers. And for the average consumer these are beyond decent. Particularly if you like genres where the bass is emphasized you will love these.

The most common complaint you'll hear about these is that the mids are weak and drowned by the bass and the highs. This is true to some extent. It's not that the mids are completely lacking, rather everything else is so emphasized that the mids can be hard to make out. What this means is that, in particular with Carvernous Death Metal or underproduced Black Metal, you might find that the guitars are not as "shireky". The higher pitched guitar notes will be easy to make out in general, but the lower repetitive guitar notes can sound a little drowned out and lacking in detail. If you like atmospheric repetitive riffs (think Darkspace, Burzum) you might find the sound with these a little lacking with an overly emphasized bassy atmosphere. Also if you enjoy Cavernous Death Metal or ODSM in general you might find that the signature "chainsaw guitars" are not as "ear piercing" as you might expect, and that the atmosphere in cavernous death metal can feel a little softer given the bassier nature of the sound signature.

And in general with these headphones you might find that with underproduced metal you don't get that satisfying "ear piercing" effect as much as you'd like, you know, the sort of stuff that makes you want to play Burzum on a casette player in your garage. It just all ends up sounding a little "softer" than you'd expect. Now the good part is that the mids are not terrible enough that you lose detail, but if you are coming off of headphones with less bass and overemphasized mids like I am, it might take a while to get used to this softness and it might sometimes feel like you need to pay more attention to some of the "muffled" riffs.

A good example is Craven Idol's "Even the Demons...". On my old Marhsall Major 3 the track sounds a lot more "raw" and "in your face", while on the 770s the track sounds more "atmospheric" than expected. This lack of "rawness" in favor of a more "atmospheric" sound might give one the the impression that some of the more intense guitar riffs are lacking detail. That's not actually true, and now that I'm getting used to the new sound signature I can tell that all the detail is there. It's just not as emphasized as it was on my old headphones which had a very different sound signature. And in fact there's extra detail I'm picking out now in areas of lower frequency.

But again, this comes down to my initial statement about taste in sound signatures. Some people might be initially repulsed by Marshall Major 3's sound siganture, the bass is lacking and they almost have that hollow "telephone-like" sound, like there's no "depth" to the music. The mids are overmphasized. It took me a pretty long time to get used to that type of sound, but once you get used to that sound, underproduced Death and Black Metal simply RIPS AND SHREDS. There's a "rawness" to the unproduced metal sound that is almost lost with the 770s, even though the actual sound detail is still there. The highs are still good, and there's new detail in the lower frequency with the bass and some of the percussion, but those mids are a lot more subtle, resulting in a sound that I'd describe more as "atmospheric" rather than "raw".

Is this a good or a bad thing? That's up to every listener to decide. I myself prefer my underproduced metal to sound more "raw" than "atmospheric", but there's definitely the component of getting used to the new sound as well.

That's honestly my biggest complaint with 770s at the moment. Some of it can be adressed with a little EQ tweaking. A very slight reduction in the lower and higher frequencies, with a slight elevation of the mids results in a little more balanced, less "overly bassy atmospheric" sound. But I emphasize the word "slight" here. Because at the end of the day I think its best to embrace the signature sound of whatever pair of headphones you choose to drive.

Some additional notes:

The noise cancellation is surprisingly good.
It doesn't have detachable cable which sucks.
Gaming sounds alright? I've only tried Doom Eternal so far, can't say anything stood out in particular.
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles Great for Music producers. For Music listeners including audiophiles, it's an overkill
Commenté en Inde 🇮🇳 le 14 mars 2022
Style: 80 Ohm (Studio)Achat vérifié
If you are a Music producer, simply go for it. It makes all the sense in every possible way including cost.

Now for listeners, it is a different story.

It's great. Sound quality is superb. Without going into frequency wide review, it is simply a piece that does justice to all the frequencies. Lows and highs are its strength. Mid is slightly, mind it, just slightly recessed, if you compare with other brands that try to keep human vocals a little more discerning. So, if you want to enjoy the Music is its totality with all instruments, airyness, etc. that are specially stressed in many music genres, then this does the perfect justice.

Simply put, you will hear every little detail in a music, if you care for that.

And it is everything that many reviews claim, it is super comfortable, quite durable but not being able to swivel the earcups is kind of a disadvantage with this one. That thing helps.

Now the negative from my experience, the overall cost. If you are a music producer, it is fine as the overall music production costs that you will anyway bear will have no effect on this piece. But, for listeners, even audiophiles, who are on a reasonable frame of mind, because the cost we are now talking about is already on the higher side for listeners, this is way costly. It needs a AMP, or AMP Dac, so we are mandatorily talking about another Rs. 15000 to 20000 at least. With the total cost Rs. 30000 to 35000, this is an overkill, for listeners, even audiophiles. Now I am not talking about a few who can and will shell out even Rs. 1 lacs or much more in the search of "transcendence in ears".

In summary, it costs a bomb, overall. It is not just this peice, you will need a few more AMP etc. attachments on top of this.

I have settled for the 32 Ohms version of this, but still the sound is low compared to most other brands in this price or technical range.

So, generally, I would still prefer Audio Technica M50 over this, for all the things that are just opposite of what I described above for this. You have one piece of M50x , you are done. M50x is still way better than this one for DJing for almost all of the genres Targetted today. M 50s sound real fun compared to this one.

This piece, dt 770 pro, is a bit of entry level conossiure minded sound equipment that you can pass. If you want to enjoy the music, for almost all genres, you can easily go for M50x. You will miss a little bit of very low end bells, chimes, birds chirping that you never heard till now and honesly you would not care. You never did really.

Soundstage is a definite strong point of this piece.

But again, buyer beware, this becomes costly as even 32 Ohms version needs AMP, costing it more and it is not so easy to carry or move with even in a room.

The 32 Ohms version has another weak point, the core length is way small, so needs extension.

Now, beyerdynamic says , 32 Ohms version is for Mobile and such devices. Well, then why is it this low in volume. I am disappointed with the volume. And put it simply, an over the ear Headphone for mobiles or mobility is a stupid idea now, given that low cost, in ear models today give a far superior experience already. And in ears being miniature just drive great with low power input. Plus, in today's lifestyle, there is no equipment in a general listeners' home that will need a 80 Ohms version. We listen from portable devices or laptops, or a few people on 3.5 mm output of home theatres, or TV, or multimedia speakers. All these are fine with 32 Ohms version. So, what's the point of this over the ears version? Is it in ears are "bad " for ears, that is just plain BS. Just trim down the volume and keep the volume to an acceptable range, you are fine, in ear, out ear, over, top, wherever!

I summary , for seasoned music producers , this is great. For everyone else, it is an overkill. Audio Technica M50 still makes a ton of sense, it is comfy, tremendously portable, has 3 options of cords, make quality is tremendous and you will real enjoyment and fun with M50 sound signature.
For that "transcendence in ear", frankly you have plethora of choices, and somewhere you will need to showoff the price range to advertise that around you so dt 770 pro is too shabby for that, pun intended.
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4,0 sur 5 étoiles die sind schon gut ..
Commenté en Allemagne 🇩🇪 le 5 octobre 2022
Style: 32 Ohm (Mobile)Achat vérifié
ich beschreibe hier die kopfhörer nach meinem persönlichen geschmack und hör empfinden.
vorab, es sind 4 1/2 sterne. warum steht am schluss.

nach langer suche und überlegungen mit einem festsetzen der preis-schmerz-grenze sind es am ende die beyerdynamic dt770 pro (32ohm) geworden.
zuvor hatte mich im normalen alltag, am pc-filmschauen-musikhören nebenbei, die jbl bt50 begleitet. für mich damals vom preis-leistungs verhältniss kopfhörer die "okay" waren. was mir gefallen hat war die möglichkeit per bluetooth oder per kabel musik zu hören. über bluetooth waren die kopfhörer nicht so gut wie mit kabel. das muss man einfach sagen. je nach lust und laune hab ich die KH mit oder ohne kabel benutzt.
aber irgendwann musste einfach was neues her bzw ich wollte eine steigerung. da mir dieser tonbrei doch mehr und mehr auf den sender ging. ich möchte die jbl's nicht schlecht reden. aber meine ohren wollten einfach mehr.
ich höre gerne musik.
von a-z ist alles dabei. auch jede art von musik genre ist dabei. von björk, john lee hooker, ac-dc, type o negativ, die fantastischen vier, rund dmc, snoop dog (um nur ein paar bekannte künstler zu nennen).

die dt770 pro kommen mit meiner musik sehr gut zurecht. was mir gut gefällt ist, das sie nicht zu basslastig sind. ich mag tiefe töne und wenn's ordentlich wubbert. aber es muss nicht dauerhaft sein. besonders wenn man weiß das da mehr kommen könnte.
ja mit den jbl's bin ich ein kompromiss eingegangen. unter der berücksichtigung was sie gekostet haben konnte ich damit leben. aber wie geschrieben die ohren wollten irgendwann mehr :-)

zurück zu den dt770 pro. klanglich find ich die KH ganz gut. wobei mir persönlich es oben rum doch noch ein ticken spitzer sein könnte. im mitten bereich sind sie auch okay. nicht zu dumpf und nicht zu dominant. im tiefton bereich machen sie gute arbeit und ich kann mich nicht beschweren.

als die kopfhörer bei mir ankamen, habe ich mehr als drei stunden vor meinem stereoreceiver gesessen, mit sehr vielen cd's. und hier gibt es auch sehr sehr große unterschiede. beim end ergebniss der cd's gibt es keine einheitliche norm sonder es wird so abgemischt wie der künstler oder der tontechniker es möchte. und das ist einfach persönlicher geschmack. daher ist es echt wichtig kopfhörer (auch lautsprecher) mit verschiedner musik zu testen. auch ist es abhängig was eure quelle ist. hab ich einfach nur rotzige mp3's auf meinem telefon / festplatte dann kann ich nicht erwarten das die kopfhörer aus dem berühmten mist goldtöne zaubern. ja cd's sind am aussterben und streaming gewinnt (leider) immer mehr. aber auch hier gibt es sehr sehr krasse unterschiede.

nun gut, zurück zu den kopfhörer. mir persönlich gefallen sie klanglich sehr gut, wobei nach oben (wie geschrieben) es noch bisl mehr sein könnte.
mein kopfumfang beträgt ca. 61cm ( ja dickschädel :-) )selbst nach längerer zeit habe ich keine schmerzen oder drückendes gefühl am kopf oder den ohren. ja sie sitzen bisl stram die KH aber das ist für mich jetzt nicht so störend. einzig mit den leder-ohrmuscheln bekommt man irgendwann leicht schwitzige ohren. wobei es im sommer natürlich schneller dazu kommt als im winter. hier muss ich aber ein großes lob ausprechen an beyerdynamic, man kann die ohrmuscheln austauschen gegen stoff-ohrmuscheln. ist leider nicht bei jedem hersteller so.
wo benutze ich die KH? ich nutze sie am pc, am smartphone (mit usb-c auf klinke adapter) und an der stereoanlage.
da ich meine musik in der höchsten qualität abgespeichert habe (um sie auch mobil nutzen zu können mit nur wenig bis kein verlust) gibt es fast keinen hörbaren unterschied beim abspielen von cd oder vom handy. oder auch beim arbeiten am pc um nebenbei die lieblingsmusik zu hören. wobei ich sagen muss das ich das gefühl habe das am pc die KH, wenn ich laut höre, sich ein wenig angestrengt anhören. vielleicht langt die leistung nicht für die kopfhörer, keine ahnung. es ist nur wenn ich sehr laut höre. vielleicht hol ich mir noch einen kleinen KH verstärker.

nun zu meiner bewertung nach knapp 10 monaten testen.
ich gebe 4 1/2 sterne.
warum nur 4 1/2 fragt ihr euch? mir ist das kabel mit 1,50 einfach zu kurz. ich hab mit jetzt ne klinkenverlängerung geholt (1meter) um mich am pc und an der stereoanlage etwas freier bewegen zu können.
am pc gehts grad noch so, aber an der stereo anlage gehts nur im sitzen. aber an der stereoanlage ist es einfach zu wenig. und ich will nicht immer die couch verrücken müssen. für den betrieb am smatphone ist es perfekt.

sollte ich jemanden mit meiner bewertung / rezension geholfen haben freu ich mich :-)
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