🎧 SENNHEISER HD 820: Ultimate Audiophile Reference Headphones with Ring Radiator Drivers and Glass Reflector Technology - Sound Isolation, Closed Earcups, Balanced Cable, 2-Year Warranty (Black) Review

Pros below: Oh, God - I bought these ears a year ago for just a hundred from the city link (bow to him). Among the dynamic headphones that I have, of the competitors, only Denon 9200. But 300 ohm and 25, in this case, it's like an old single malt scotch and a blend product from a well-known and conscientious manufacturer: quality, taste, design, but without that noble tone , which you look for all your life and keep its aftertaste as a criterion for other tastings. The HD 820 captures the richn

Headphones are better to listen to on the appropriate equipment - worthy components will allow you to unlock the potential of these ears.

They have some unique features that no other earphones have, so for me this purchase was worth it. You buy these headphones not when you are looking for a bank for the buck, but when you are ready to pay any amount of money for a thing that will suit you perfectly. In terms of design and comfort, I have not seen anything better. In terms of sound, this is audiophile tuning, aimed at making any music of any quality sound excellent in them, and as a side effect - there will be no absolute…

Fantastic quality. almost surreal. a sound that I have come to know as typically Sennheiser over the decades. It's rare to hear sound this way. . Well made, quality in every way.

With HDVD800 as amplifier I bought HD650 (6 years ago), HD800 (4 years?) and HD820 (1 year?) (All HD8XXs use the official XLR Sennheiser -3) . Overall experience has shown that the HD800 performs better than the HD820. So my conclusion is that if you don't use a headset in a noisy environment, the HD800 is a better choice. Perhaps the HD820 is better suited to an office environment.

When I told my wife I was going to spend over $2,000 on a pair of headphones (that's $1,000 per ear, by the way), she burst out laughing . Then I actually bought her and she hasn't stopped yelling at me ever since. This is where the closed-back design of these phones really comes into its own. If you're determined to buy something so insanely expensive, why not buy something that will filter out criticism and allow you to listen to brilliantly high quality music? It's just efficiency if you ask

Sennheiser 820 is a great product! But you don't want to pay a new price for a used product. The item sent to me has been unpacked. The cables have not been configured as a new block. The extra set of cables was not in the product box, it was just thrown in the shipping box. In the box with the headphones was a coupon for a free set of balanced cables. After checking with Sennheiser who didn't accept the voucher even though it was issued by them. The problem was that the promotion ended over…

Okay, I have both the HD820 and HD800S. I combine them with the Chord Hugo 2. To my ears, these are very different headphones in terms of sound. My original plan was to get an HD820 and sell my HD800 but after hearing the HD820 I couldn't get rid of the 800, why? because they give you a completely different experience. The HD800s are more technical and detailed headphones with a very large soundstage - the HD820s are more musical, more intimate and the music sounds closer than the HD800s. that…

So I don't write many reviews. I have a good set of headphones including 58x, dt770, dt1990 pro and these. I was looking for some isolation as I live in a large family and my computer is in the living room. When I saw the HD-820 I was blown away, I thought they looked really cool. Then I looked at the price and oh the money. My wife somehow managed to get them for me as a main gift. The wearing comfort was not very good at first. I have a big head and my earlobes touched the pads on the bottom.

I'm semi-retired but on the road again and fly weekly all the time. I've been buying quality headphones between $500 and $2800 for years. Offer. I spend hours reading reviews, analyzing cables and daps. I only use most things briefly, sell them at a loss and look for the next great sound. For me it's important to be on the road 80% of the time to be able to listen to music at home when I'm on the go because when I travel it's my life. So as I know I have Sennheiser, Oppo, Focal, Sony, Audeze…