Sennheiser HD 560 S Over-The-Ear Audiophile Headphones - Neutral Frequency Response, E.A.R. Technology for Wide Sound Field, Open-Back Earcups, Detachable Cable, (Black) (HD 560S)

Good quality

I loved the comfort, the pads are soft and after a week I can wear them for hours without stopping. The noise is amazing and I cannot get enough of it. There is no noise cancellation because they are completely open back. Meaning sound goes through them. This is great for the office if you need to stay attentive

Well worth the money spent. The audio is crystal clear and the decay is very fast for this type of headphone. Extremely comfortable and light. I can barely tell theyre on my head. Its on the brighter side audio wise higher treble) however they are very flat for the most part. Anybody who likes detailed audio will love these headphones.

Great sound for the money. The highs are kinda harsh. No bass, clean mids, feels very comfortable to wear for many hours, No sweating on your ears. Sound quality is low energy if using a phone to power it, an amp would definitely solve this.

Using for at home sound mixing and I love it !!!

El único punto negativo que le puedo poner es que por 250 dólares hay otras muy buenas opciones a considerar y de todas éste tiene los peores materiales, no son malos pero son los peores en el precio.

Amazing clarity/detail, mids and highs are the shining point of these headphones and if you like treble these headphones have plenty. Even though the highs mids and highs are so well emphasized there not sharp and dont really have any sibilants. The bass is actually pretty good but the really down low bass is lacking. Id say there well balanced and are good cheap audiophile headphone.

I remember the first time I listen to Sennheiser open back headphones the HD555 and I remember picking up my jaw from the floor. Open Back headphones are like not wearing headphones and the music is just there floating in the air; it is an surreal experience. Now here the thing, the HD560 are super clear meaning that you can hear all the crackle and noise of a bad mp3. I mean through an iPhone lightning to headphone connector the music is just bearable to listen to.; It is ok if you dont pay much attention to it. Now pipe the same music using Apple Music Lossless and an amp... all of a sudden the bass becomes more solid the music itself become clear as a bell and you become immersed into the music. You really need a FiiO JadeAudio or Q3 or other DAC/Amp/Tubes to make these headphones work. I bought the 560s because it is the best for the value and if you ever need to listen to an open back headphones this is it + a DAC and amp or even Apple TV HD/4K and you are all set.

They sound really good, they are quite comfortable, perfect for a audiophile on a budget

Super Clear and a wider sound stage than my old 555s and the drop 6xxs