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)

These are great headphones, especially if you want a drastically neutral sound. Theyre almost biased in how unbiased they are, if that makes sense. For the money though, if you want something that has a warmer sound, the hd599s are usually cheaper than these, and trust me when I say, youll probably get used to the color of those uggs. Alternatively, if you want something a bit more bassy, and significantly better soundstage, the fidelio x2hrs are a steal for nearly the same price. I personally wanted a lighter headphone, but prefer the sound of the x2hr. Sound is subjective, so unless you know what you actually want, just pick your poison.

I needed a replacement for a pair of Fidelio X2Hr that the swivel on the driver broke. Since these had great reviews on Amazon, I thought I would replace the Philips with these.

Very comfortable headphones with great quality sound. Great for extended wear time and very crisp sound for an affordable price.

The sound quality is truly studio quality, but the open-back design of the headset takes a while to get used to.

Best headphones for sound quality I have ever used. I have a Bose QC25 and N700, 1more triple driver buds and an AKG K52 that I have connected to various devices at work and at home.

Let me preface this by saying this is my third pair of Sennheiser headphones - first the HD58x, then the PC38x, and now these. I will also add that I have an extremely large head, so comfort is sadly hard to come by for me. Having said that, I find these to be more than adequate in terms of comfort and the sound quality is just excellent.

These sound amazing, but are insanely uncomfortable. My head slopes to a bit of a point at my chin, and this pair squeezes my head right above my ears. If you have a rectangular/square, or round head, these would probably fit you better.

i love it , but compare to GAME ONE

I can confirm Sennheiser has a winner here. So what are the negatives? First and foremost I no longer have to search for another pair of headphones. What will I spend my time on? Otherwise the annoyance of the included cable and the fact that the headphone connector is a 2.5 male end make for some frustration.

These headphones have the best sound out of any headphones that Ive owned before. Its well worth the price for anyone who values sound quality, but doesnt want to spend a massive amount of money.