Review on Sennheiser HD280PRO: 🎧 Next-Generation Pro Audio Headphones by Edyta Kamierczak ᠌

Utilized in conjunction with the Asus Xonar DG audio system. It is highly possible that it does not display the headphones' full capabilities to their best advantage. Many advantages: One might write on how divine the sound is on these headphones and other related topics here. Nonetheless, I will add that you simply need to listen to them in order to fall in love with their music in the same way that I did. The sound is rich and not grating in any way, quite detailed, and has distinct lows. Extremely sturdy build, with a similarly robust cable and ear pads that are resistant to wear and use. They rest snugly on the ears without exerting any pressure. "Noble" origin (my copy is made in Ireland, I also saw copies from the USA). Its cons: First and foremost among equals. Do not bring these headphones with you if your primary intention is to use them for gaming. Don't make the same mistake I did. On the one hand, the sound is really good, and this applies to the games as well. But. Headphones designed for gaming should be comfortable to wear for long periods of time and not weigh too much (IMHO). This discussion is not solely focused on the HD 280 Pro. They are quite hefty, but the primary issue is the wire, which is asymmetrical, massive, and twisted, all of which contribute to the fact that the left earpiece appears to be drooping downward. Another issue is that the wire is only attached to one side of the headphones. Also, you can't tilt your head backwards while wearing them because the headphones will fall off as soon as you do. It's possible that this is the lone drawback. I really wanted to give this a score of 4, but I can't because this particular model is supposed to be used for something else.