DT 770 PRO 80 ohm Over-ear Closed-back Studio Headphones

I’ll admit I had a bit of a hassle with delivery when I first received these headphones and I wasn’t impressed at first. But I’m not letting that taint the rest of the experience because once I got these headphones in hand from their own website, the performance more than won me over. From the moment I plugged them in I was struck by just how clean and balanced the sound is. The bass is deep without being muddy, the mids are precise and the highs are clear and extended, perfect for when I’m mixing music, listening beats or just relaxing with some tunes. What really impresses is how comfortable they are. The over ear design and cushioned padding mean I can use them for hours without fatigue and eventually you just forget that they are even on your head. They feel solid and well built rather than flimsy and the closed back design does a good job at isolating outside noise, so I can stay fully immersed even in a busy environment. The 80 ohm impedance offers a sweet spot of clarity and volume without needing a dedicated amplifier if I’m just plugging into my laptop. Overall this has become my go to set of headphones. The quality, detail and comfort combine to deliver a top tier listening and mixing experience. Despite the rough delivery start the end result speaks for itself these are easily among the best headphones I’ve used.

These headphones have almost become a 'gateway drug' into the world of hi-end, audiophile-grade headphones, and it is incredibly easy to see why. First and foremost, the price of (approx) £100 represents exceptional value for money. I'm a headphone guy, and can think of few headphones which offer so much for such relatively little in terms of initial investment. Make no mistake, the DT770 Pro is a HUGE step up from headphones in the £60 - £90 range. Not that there's anything wrong with cheaper headphones, but the Beyer's are in a different league entirely... Second, they are incredibly well built. BeyerDynamic have gone for utilitarian design rather than fashion statement, and this is a good thing. From the sturdy headband to the supremely comfortable ear cups to the thick, high quality cable, these cans will stand up to real world abuse. Finally, and most importantly, the quality of sound is phenomenal. Some listeners have criticised the DT770's as having weak mid range response, but honestly, even though I agree with the criticism, I can honestly say it has not spoiled my listening enjoyment in any way. I listen to an eclectic range of music, from the harshest Norwegian Black Metal, to Dark Wave & Gothic Rock to the bleepiest synthesizer music & chiptunes to the cheesiest 80's pop - these headphones exceed my expectations. There is a price to pay, however, and that is: For headphones in this category, you really do need to provide as hi-fidelity source signal as possible. Don't imagine for one minute that your 128k MP3 files will sound great through these headphones - they will not. The DT770's will show up a poor quality source for what it is. My personal setup consists of a laptop connected to a USB DAC & AMP combo which drives the DT770's. I'm also quite specific about buying digital music in as higher quality as I can. The FLAC vs 320k MP3 can be debated all day, but my own preference is 24-bit or 16-bit FLAC files. Regarding the weak mids, some people prefer to introduce a software or hardware EQ to sort this out. Whilst this may be ok, I'd rather not introduce noise into the chain and enjoy the sounds as rendered by the DT770's unaided. Your mileage may vary, of course... So to summarise, you really can't do much wrong by investing in a pair of DT770's if you want to move up to the next level, but don't want to sink £500 or more on a set of headphones. Also, don't be scared off by the 250 Ohm rating. In my experience, I have yet to find a source which struggles to drive them. My ageing Nexus 4 phone will drive them, albeit with a maxed out volume (so I avoid this generally), my cheap USB audio interface (Lexicon Alpha) drives them superbly and even my laptop (HP Elitebook 8560w) will drive them on full volume, but again - I'd rather just use my USB DAC & Amp (Fiio E7). If you're in the market for a fantastic pair of closed back headphones, I'd have a serious look at the BeyerDynamic DT770's. Recommended without hesitation.

Before anything, I am absolutely not an audiophile, I'm just a bit of a music nerd who loves music and taking some extra care to appreciate it perhaps. That being said, I was completely caught up in trying to research what pair of headphones to buy as my first proper music-listening endeavour. I wanted to get something which would be really worthwhile and long-lasting, and would be reliable to allow me to appreciate all genres of music in my saved library, from recent releases with powerful bass and sharp, punchy tinny highs to music spanning every decade from today across the previous century until the early 1960s (if this matches somewhat your musical preferences, name almost any artist and I'll have listened to them on these headphones). Basically, out of everything I found (thank you Dankpods on YouTube for being the first person to mention these headphones in a video haha!) these headphones seemed like the best option, and that they are! They have the most well-rounded sound profile to encompass all the elements of music, from the deepest bass, to the clearest mids (instruments and vocals), to the most sparkly highs (like the ts ts ts sounds of hi hats/symbols), and also excellent soundstage for closed-back headphones (if those words mean nothing to you basically it means stereo sound sounds very encompassing, like you're enveloped by music all around). To put it more simply, I genuinely believe these headphones are the best way to listen to music of all sorts, as they just sound so perfectly balanced, and crisp, and clear, and detailed, and responsive, I could continue but you get the point. Not a caveat, but more of a technical asterisk: I bought the 250 Ohm model, but honestly unless you are confident a higher impedance/resistance model is something you want (for example for studio work or if you already have an amplifier), I honestly would say just get the 80 Ohm model and you'll be sorted. This is because a higher resistance model (in this case, the 250 Ohm model) requires more voltage in order to produce rich sound at the correct volume, hence in most cases requiring a specific amplifier to increase the voltage. So, for example, without an amplifier, I couldn't plug these headphones into a phone, computer* or an MP3/4 player, as it would be too quiet and wouldn't sound good. To avoid this problem, get the 80 Ohm model which will be compatible with basically everything and sounds tip top! *Unless you are like me, by which I mean you have a either a Mac Pro from 2021 onwards, a MacBook Air or a Mac Studio from 2022 onwards, or an iMac, Mac Mini or a Mac Pro from 2023 onwards. If you are considering these headphones to be used with one of the devices above, then feel free to get the 250 Ohm model, as all of the above Mac models and later have automatic load detection and adaptive voltage output, meaning they automatically detect and work perfectly with headphones from between 150 to 1000 Ohms by automatically adjusting the voltage output to offset the higher impedance/resistance – you just plug in and press play! So, no need for an amp in this case! Of course if you also want to use these headphones across devices then I would still recommend the 80 Ohm version. For being such high-end and quality headphones, the price, I think, is honestly quite a pleasant surprise. Considering I have happily splashed out £250 on AirPods Pro before now and these headphones sound more balanced and detailed, it just goes to show how nothing can really replace a wired headphone connection (sorry Bluetooth 💔) Anyway, hopefully this review has helped you to feel more informed about these headphones. I honestly cannot recommend them enough; it's been such an enjoyable experience to sit down quietly on late night musical explorations of both new and familiar artists and music and to quietly realise "omg, I've never heard that before in this song!", "Omg, what a cool use of this that and the other" etc. Happy shopping!

Ich muss es gleich sagen: Die Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO (80 Ohm) sind wahrscheinlich die besten Kopfhörer, die ich jemals besessen habe. Ich nutze sie nur zum Zocken, weil der Klang einfach unschlagbar ist. Sie sind seit Ewigkeiten der Standard in Studios, und das hat seinen Grund. Positive Aspekte * Der Sound ist phänomenal (Gaming-Boost): Der Klang ist unglaublich klar, detailliert und präzise – und das ist beim Zocken Gold wert! Man hört Schritte, Distanzen und Richtungen von Geräuschen im Spiel extrem genau heraus. Der Bass ist knackig, die Mitten sind klar. Die 80-Ohm-Version liefert einen tollen Allround-Sound, der jedes Spiel besser klingen lässt. * Unglaublich bequem (meistens): Die Velours-Ohrpolster sind der Wahnsinn. Sie sind weich wie Wolken und umschließen die Ohren perfekt. Selbst nach stundenlangem Zocken schwitzt man kaum, und der Anpressdruck ist eigentlich gut verteilt. * Top Verarbeitungsqualität: Die Dinger sind gebaut wie ein Panzer. Sie halten locker längere Gaming-Jahre durch. Man muss sich keine Sorgen machen, dass sie gleich auseinanderfallen. * Gute Isolierung: Da die Kopfhörer geschlossen sind, isolieren sie gut von Umgebungsgeräuschen. Man kann sich voll auf das Spiel konzentrieren, ohne von der Familie oder dem Staubsauger abgelenkt zu werden. Neutrale Aspekte * Das Kabel: Das fest verbaute und sehr lange Kabel ist am Gaming-PC oder der Konsole zwar gut, weil man Spielraum hat, aber am Schreibtisch muss man es ordentlich verstauen, damit es nicht stört. Negative Aspekte * Druckstellen bei Brillenträgern: Das ist mein größter Kritikpunkt und leider ein echter Spielverderber für lange Gaming-Sessions. Wenn man eine Brille trägt, drückt der Anpressdruck der Kopfhörer die Bügel so fest gegen den Kopf, dass es nach ein, zwei Stunden richtig weh tut und blöde Druckstellen gibt. Man muss sie dann abnehmen oder die Bügel der Brille anpassen. Das nervt total, weil man beim Zocken oft stundenlang am Stück sitzt. Bewertung und Fazit Klanglich sind die DT 770 PRO absolute Spitzenklasse und liefern einen fantastischen, detaillierten Sound, der einen echten Vorteil beim Zocken bringt. Der Sound ist genial. ABER: Die Tatsache, dass ich sie als Brillenträger nicht für lange Zeit nutzen kann, ist ein riesiger Nachteil. Für Brillenträger ist das leider nur eingeschränkt zu empfehlen. Wer keine Brille trägt: Die besten Gaming-Kopfhörer, die man kriegen kann!

A great pair of headphones, definitely an upgrade over my previous set of AKG K92s. The highs and lows are much clearer, and I’m hearing parts of songs that I didn’t hear before. Additionally, the material quality is very nice and the ear-cups are much better at reducing outside noise.

J'ai acheté ce beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO 80 Ohms il y a environ 1an et demi pour compléter ma configuration PC, et je ne regrette absolument pas mon choix. Au point de l'avoir même recommandé à des amis ! Avant, j'avais un casque gaming "classique" et la différence est juste frappante. Le son est d'une clarté incroyable et c'est avec ce genre de matériel que l'on s'aperçoit de la qualité son d'un casque professionnel. Aujourd'hui je l'utilise pour toutes mes activités, que ce soit du gaming, écouter de la musique, travailler, etc.. Et il est top dans tous les domaines ! Même niveau confort. Les oreillettes sont super agréables, même après l'avoir utilisé pendant plusieurs heures d'affilée. Ayant une paire de lunettes, avec d'anciens casques j'étais souvent ennuyé dans la mesure où ça devenait vite inconfortable, mais là c'est complètement différent. L'arceau est également rembourré, ce qui fait que l'on ne sent même plus que l'on porte le casque sur la tête assez rapidement. Il a également un très bonne isolation, fini les casques ou on entend tout ce qu'il se passe autour comme si l'on en portait pas. Il étouffe bien les sons extérieurs, ce qui contribue à la qualité de son qu'il émet. Les oreillettes sont facilement détachables, il donc aussi possible de les laver à la main facilement avec un peu d'eau tiède et de la lessive, pour ensuite les mettre à sécher simplement. Bref... C'est un casque vraiment polyvalent ! Le câble Jack est relativement long, ce qui fait que même s'il est destiné avant tout à une application fixe dans un studio de musique/radio ou pour un ordinateur de bureau par exemple, cela n'empêche pas de le transporter dans la mesure ou le casque est même vendu avec un petit sac prévu à cet effet. Si vous êtes à la recherche d'un casque, solide, confortable, professionnel et avec une très bonne qualité de son, le DT 770 PRO est un excellent investissement.

los mios me llegaron antes y logicamente toda una sorpresa para bien,servicio de entrega de primera, el paquete intacto todo en su lugar, ya puestos se puede trabajar horas sin problemas gracias a la calidad de sus orejeras aterciopeladas en este caso color gris los hacen comodos, la diadema tambien es acolchonada y muy comoda, sin duda beyerdynamic DT-770-PRO-32, 250 ohms de mis concentidos, en el estudio me permite trabajar cómodamente y de manera precisa, lógicamente trabajo con diferentes marcas y versiones pues necesitas comparar tu monitoreo pero sin duda la calidad de materiales, asi como la confiabilidad de su sonido a nivel profesional hace que los legendarios DT-770-PRO-32,sigan siendo lo que siempre han sido,toda una leyenda, cada frecuencia en su lugar con una imagen stereofonica abierta que te permite reconocer cada instrumento con balance bien definido captando cada detalle de tu mezcla , un tip para los casos en donde no necesariamente se usen en estudio de audio pero se conecten a dispositivos moviles, ipod, tablets, etc.,las versiones en 32 o 80 ohm, serian la recomendación,sin duda una herramienta de escucha confiable en todos sentidos que recomiendo !.

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