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)
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Jay Wells
Greater than one weekWow! I love them. The bass is well balanced, detailed and extends very low. Mids/vocals are a bit forward just like I like. Treble is nice and detailed not harsh or sibilant to me. Excellent imaging and detail . Sound stage is good to.
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Maomao
> 3 dayMy Sennheiser HD 600 was broken, so I purchased this one as a replacement. The sound is super clear, and the build quality is awesome. Definitely will recommend to people who listen to music or have zoom meetings.
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Alex Swiatkiwsky
> 3 dayI didnt buy these on Amazon but on the Sennheiser website. When you first get these out of the box, they look and feel kinda cheap. I assume this was made to save cost where possible and save that for the actual drivers. The weight is fantastic, very light and the over all comfort of the headphones is very good for me and I wear glasses with them. They are very different comfort wise with the pads fully and snugly enclosing the ears as opposed to headphones like the Phillips SCHP9500 which have a looser feel and dont grip as tightly. Again, I wouldnt say either is worse just different.
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Dennis K.
> 3 dayExcellent overall sound quality. No headphone noise (not even slightest hum or background noise affecting clarity). Good highs, lows, and midrange. Very comfortable. Only had these about a month so far, and so far no problems.
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CuteKitty
> 3 dayThe amount of detail I can hear with these headphones is something Ive never experienced before. I am keeping these (not returning them) and have now purchased a DAC / amp just to see if it gets even better. (Im currently using them through my PC cases front audio jack. The fit is pretty tight and it hurts a little but Im hopeful they will loosen up over time. The padding material is very soft and I like it a lot more than the usual leather material.
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Chris Allen
> 3 dayThese are really good headphones. They sound pretty neutral with no exaggerated base or treble. Work really well when playing games. Very light. If you want a good set of open back headphones these are a really good value.
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Aaron DeCoux
> 3 dayFor the five years of my PC gaming history(yes I played XBOX and PS before then.), I have had razor products because the people who helped get me into pc always recommended me razor. after 3 headsets, two keyboards, I felt it was time for a change. For starters, I am not an audiophile. However, playing games like Escape from Tarkov, Rainbow Six, I knew it was time for a quality headset that would allow me to succeed in games were sound was the upmost importance. So I set out to do some research into headsets that were of premium quality. Yes, to me these headsets are premium, even thought I know that that there are thousand dollar headsets that would blow these out of the water.
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Josh
Greater than one weekDefinitely best quality for the price. The open back design makes it so much nicer to listen to outside noises as well as enhances the soundstage. I paired this headphone with a mini amp and USB dongle for my PC and its definitely one of the best gaming/audio experiences you can get for under $200
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UE
> 3 dayComing from the Sundara.. these sound a bit thin to me.. I guess because of it flat sounding signature.. but yeah this one is not for me.. I returned it. Though I think these will hold up longer than Sundara will..
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Luke
Greater than one weekThey sound tinny and unnatural. I bought it as a present for someone and they said it sounded terrible. I tried them and was negatively surprised by how weird they sound. They are made in China so maybe Sennheiser is losing their quality and is just trying to mass produce over hyped products. The sound signature of some of Sennheisers headphones may just not be for me. Sound is very subjective but these just sound weird, maybe I need a DAC or an amp to improve them or EQ them but out of the box they sound really bad. Maybe these headphones are too analytical for me which is why I find them hard to listen to for a long period of time. Build quality is ok but I am sick of Sennheisers all plastic builds because they feel so cheap. If you get the chance to try them in person definitely do so before purchasing.