The headphones are excellent, as long as you know how to use them, because I saw various comments here. The headphones are for the studio—not that they aren't suitable for other uses too—but they need some equipment to work properly. I have them connected to a preamp fed by an ID 14 audio interface. You don't need to turn them up very loud because they are very clear headphones. As for the sound in recordings, they perform brilliantly, fit snugly over the ears, and are very clear, as I mentioned before. They’ve made mixing and mastering much easier for me, together with the plug-in the company provides. In general, I use them for everything I do, whether gaming or watching movies and series, and I’m very pleased. They have lovely bass, and generally, for the money, the sound is undoubtedly excellent. I’ve also connected them to a MacBook, PS5, and Nintendo Switch!

Having tried several gaming headsets in the past (such as the Logitech Pro X 2 and HyperX Cloud II), switching to the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro (80 Ohm) Limited Edition was a real revelation. The sound from the PC is simply amazing. The clarity and detail they offer are unmatched by any conventional gaming headset.

I came from the Razer BlackShark V2 X. The sound quality is very, very good and I am very satisfied. The only thing that bothers me is that it is not that comfortable, which is different for everyone.

If you're changing from gaming headphones such as razer,logitech and crosheir, I highly recommand you to go for the DT 770.From my expirience, when i first tried them for music listening I could hear the instroments and everything much cleaner and the same goes for games.

I have no words. It is used for gaming (Tarkov, Pubg, arms) without a DAC, and I’m never going back to a gaming headset. A top investment, one of those you have to try to understand how much of a difference it makes.

the headphones have amazing sound, they are comfortable but in the summer definitely switch to lighter pads.
and because i read something about sound distortions etc..
the specific headphones are 80 ohms.
that means that the source powering them should be high quality and have power. if you power them from the built-in sound cards of motherboards or from cheap sound cards (pci, usb), of course you will not get quality, but you will also have distortion because your card cannot drive an 80 ohm headphone.. simply...

First time buying a quality set of headphones. Until now, I was using Chi-fi earbuds (truthear hexa / Zero red).
Movies, music, gaming, bass playing. They are good for everything.
Very light and comfortable. They don't cause fatigue.
Fantastic sound. Very good sound isolation.
Excellent build quality. Long cable, non-detachable.
The ear pads can be replaced along with the pad on the headband.

It is a fantastic choice for anyone who wants to spend this amount of money on headphones.

The headphones are very light and you don't feel them on your head, although surely in the summer your ears will get warm since the cushions are awesome but definitely not for summer ;) , the cable is long enough so you don't have to worry!! The bass, the volume, and the sound are simply amazing!

Comfortable, lightweight, good build quality and nice sound. I bought them because they also have good sound isolation (closed design) and they are not heard in the room. Most headphones are not closed-back, especially from well-known brands. I am not alone in the room where the computer is, and I like to enjoy music loudly.

it needs some amplification on pc (ATX Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite WIFI7)
but with apoEQ and a little boost it's fine
After using in-ear monitors, all headphones feel uncomfortable to me, these are fully comfortable

I've had them for 6 years now and they are one of the best purchases I've ever made. Incredible sound quality and comfortable on the head (very important).

The cable on the left earphone (the thin one on top, not the thick one below that you connect to the PC) tickles my head sometimes, but that's the only negative. They are incredibly comfortable, amazing sound

Replaced some Focal Listen headphones whose pads were damaged and there was no way to replace them. So €185 went to waste.
So I looked for headphones that have replacement pads and ended up with BeyerDynamic.
The sound quality is superior to the Focal. I think they have more resolution and I hear things I didn't hear before.

I bought the headphones on 17/12/25 and have been using them daily. Their sound is very clear and their bass is satisfactory. Their construction is sturdy and it seems they will last over time, but there are two main issues one should know. First, their weight is noticeable. After a few hours of use, you start to feel them on your head. Second, the cable is excessively long and non-removable, resulting in it constantly getting tangled in the chair and becoming annoying. At 80 Ohms, however, they work just fine on all devices. They are good headphones, but you have to compromise with their bulk and cable.

The sound quality for the price is top-notch. One of the best headphones for home or small studios.

Very good and of quality for their price, so far no problem I am very satisfied!!!

Coming from the Audio Technica M40x:
Purchased at €150. I have a first impression from games, music, and movies, they are plugged into a PC with a SoundBlaster Ae-5 plus.
Clear sound, big difference in uncompressed sound in games, FLAC, etc. Satisfactory bass, not as strong as the M40x, but that's not a problem.
At higher volume, 50% and above, there is distortion, mainly in the low frequencies-bass, I saw that another user mentioned this below.
Very good isolation if that's something that interests you, the earcups are very large, fully cover the ears with room to spare, and although they fit tightly on the head, they don't press on my temples and jaw like the M40x did.
Overall satisfied, I would only expect them to be able to reach higher volume before clear distortion starts, e.g. 60-65%.

Excellent headphones (I have the 80ohms without a sound card), of course the build quality is top-notch and they are also comfortable. As for the sound, it is exactly as it should be and as the artist recorded it. You hear every detail and at the same time you have a sufficient level of bass to enjoy songs. Three words: balance, quality, durability

The cable is awful because it gets completely tangled, I've never seen anything like this before, and also your ears hurt after using it for a while, and in the summer you sweat from these ear pads it has. Other than that, the sound is good, but I wouldn't choose them again

Express delivery in name and deed. I have known these headphones for over 20 years. This is the 3rd pair I am buying. I used to get them for €220, now at this price... the store is giving them away. Anyone who knows studio equipment, words are unnecessary. The best headphones in the world.

I got them for movies at night when everyone is sleeping so I don't disturb, I think they compete with the Sony soundbar that costs 500 euros equally. Also, with the headphones I have tried several good ones, the bass on these cannot be compared. A fantastic upgrade for me.

These are the first headphones I am trying (I mainly used earbuds), and the sound is quite good, with a noticeable difference. However, they are not particularly comfortable. I would rate them 5/10 for how comfortable they are, but the sound balances it out; also, I wear glasses which makes them even more uncomfortable. I believe, though, that it is a matter of habit.

*5 STARS WITH THE NOTION THAT THEY WILL BE USED WITH A PRE-AMPLIFIER* Otherwise, if you are someone without extra equipment, it’s better to look for some Sony headphones.

I feel like they need a soundcard as they're not very loud when plugged into my motherboard.

I have plugged them in my speaker's port and they work just fine, really good sound quality and you hear sounds that you have never heard before with cheaper headsets even with expensive "gaming" (aka overpriced) headsets