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)

Excellent Headphones--

Im a huge fan of the Sennheiser brand, I thoroughly enjoy the sound signature that Sennheiser deliver. The HD560s definitely dont disappoint in giving a full body sound stage experience - enjoyable bass, mids and highs.

llevo aprox poco mas de 2 años con ellos , son unos audifonos ligeros muy comodos para gente que los usa en largas sesiones de audio , tienen una muy buena calidad de audio cuando se le acompaña de archivo de audio y de un buen DAC/AMP , durante este tiempo los estuve probando con difentes dacs en cual en cada uno de ellos sale las caracteristicas de cada unos de ellos gracias a estos ser Tener su curva y poder ecualizarlos a nuestro gusto

Los materiales son de baja calidad pero los drivers y el sonido es muy bueno

I am overall pleased with the sound quality and snugness of these Sennheiser headphones.

For the price you get a pretty awesome sounding headphone with expectedly flat-ish tuning, crisp mids and highs, fairly great detail and tight bass. Bass response doesnt bump hard or anything but its a clean representation overall.

I use these for most fps games; csgo, valorant, fortnite, and they create a good soundstage and have good sound, even for music. Horrible noise cancellation but that is to be expected as these are open back headphones, be wary if you like to have your volume up as sound leaks a lot with these

Just received it, and the contents in the box are strange??? The wire is WAY too long, with unnecessary parts to it. And it’s too tight around my head. I got a severe headache after wearing it for one minute. It’s disappointing how much of a letdown this was, with all these reviews praising it…I’m not an audiophile or anything, but this was the worst pair of headphones I’ve ever bought

The headphone sound quality is what youd expect. It sounds great.

This is the first pair of headphones I’ve had that are specifically made for audiophiles and enthusiasts, and I now understand the difference between these and “everyday headphones”. These are also the first pair of headphones I’ve ever used that are open-back. Open-back headphones are unique in that the rear of the ear cuff is open (the side facing away from your ear) so that soundwaves have somewhere to go, instead of being confined and trapped inside the ear cuff. This produces an effect that is more akin to listening to a live performance, rather than having a set of headphones cover your ears. This does mean that others around you can hear what you are listening to more easily. However, your ears are still closed-off somewhat. The best way I can explain this is that it’s not like having a window fully open, but just cracked open a bit to let some air in/out.