Ok.The Skinny of it... A little rough in the edges but..still acceptable by listening standard. Compared to AT WP 900 this model is on the softer side and rougher on the highs. Compared to Grado SR60 the sound is compressed with this headphone. Compared to Sony MZR 2 the 1k version that is opened and not compress but you feel you want to play it louder. But no complains if you want to pamper yourself. Finally compared to the top of the line Focal 6k model. This one is bar none. Dynamics highs mid and tonal separation this is serious stuff. But Seriously all running on the same LG V60 as source with Tidal and with USB audio pro meaning it is forced to output 16bit. Not 48.... Final word for the price...we have to be fair for the quality of sound on the price. If you were to compare it with the AT WP900 same price but now with the promo the Senheiser is reasonable value for money. Atleast if you are thinking about giving this to your teenage kids.Fine with it. No complaints. Cause if you look at it in this way every 6months they will end up buying new cans. Cause the wires just snap but with the Senheiser you can easily replace them. All the parts sponge head sponge and the cables you can swap them when wear and tear approaches.Besides you only have 1pair of ears so either you take good care of them for the better part of your life or you end up loosing to be deaf as time and age passes by. Your choice. For me I will this model. It is fine for daily use.Reasonable. Read more

Well…a few hours in and let’s say I am not overwhelmed. Very little difference between these and XM5s and maybe not so good. Returning. Read more

Son unos audífonos excelentes (a mi parecer). Tienen unos excelentes materiales de construcción (la misma de toda la serie 600 de Sennheiser) con un tono cobre que le da otro aspecto más moderno. Los emparejo con el iFi Zen DAC y Zen CAN y hacen un match increíble. En cuanto auriculares de diadema yo vengo de unos Sennheiser HD 599 y el salto es bastante notorio. Se escucha todo más limpio, bastante más definido y el bajo con buena pegada, los medios bastante buenos y los agudos presentes sin perforarte los oídos. Me gusta su sonido, es tranquilo, no tiene bajos súper potentes, pero son bajos que a mi gusto personal me agradan (no es como tener un subwoofer en la cabeza, que quede claro, así que si buscas un audífono para basshead, aquí no es). La escena sonora es íntima, pero sí identificas muy bien todos los instrumentos musicales. He tenido la oportunidad de probar los HD600 y los HD660S, y la verdad es que esos dos me aburrieron (evidentemente porque son para mezclar), así que decidí irme por estos. En cuanto a in ears, cuento con los IE 300 e IE 600, y estos me gustan poquito más que los IE600 y me costaron menos, eso sí, los IE600 son más versátiles por ser in ear. Vi varias reseñas donde mencionaban que sí valían la pena pero le ponían el gran pero de su precio; afortunadamente los llegué a encontrar a un precio menor (menos de 10 mil), así que decidí arriesgarme y estoy bastante contento con mi compra. Otra de mis preocupaciones era la comodidad. Toda mi vida he sido bastante quisquilloso con la comodidad de audífonos de diadema (he tenido AirPods Max, Bose QC35 II, Sony WH1000XM4), y siempre he tenido problemas con que me toquen las orejas o que me aprieten demasiado. Así que estos me preocupaban mucho porque leí que apretaban bastante. Los únicos audífonos cómodos que he tenido son los Bose (y son los que peor se escuchan; sin embargo, estos audífonos tienen una peculiaridad bastante graciosa (a mi parecer) y es que al inicio aprietan, pero conforme los vas usando vas olvidando que los traes puestos (supongo que es por sus almohadillas que son sumamente cómodas y la banda de la cabeza que es extremadamente cómoda, a eso agrégale que son poco pesados. Por lo que a la hora, hora y media, olvidé que los traía puestos, tanto que hasta me levanté y casi tiro mi amplificador por accidente, jaja. En general, creo que son unos buenos audífonos, sobre todo si vienes de gamas más bajas de audífonos y buscas algo seguro. Sennheiser es calidad asegurada y se nota, se siente que te durará mucho tiempo. Claro, nunca está demás probar otro tipo y valorar por ti mismo el sonido :) Read more

Got these cans for 400 dollars for black Friday. SOUND: These headphones sound better to me than the rest of the 600 series simply due to their better sub-bass performance. They have a pretty wide soundstage, have excellent instrument separation and sound good with all music I have thrown at them. The mids perform excellently, just as the rest of the HD600 series, and the treble is sparkly and nimble but not fatiguing. These are a good, balanced, warm sounding pair of headphones that are well worth the price that I bought them for, however I could not recommend these for $600 as this price forces competition with a higher class of headphones. COMFORT: These headphones are the most comfortable pair I own, with nice soft earpads and a perfect amount of pressure that gets a good acoustic seal over my ears. My head is on the larger side, so as to the issue of clamping force, I really did not feel that they clamped too tightly. These are the kind of headphones that I could wear comfortably all day and forget I even have them on. DRIVING EQUIPMENT: To those that have mentioned an unimpressive performance from these headphones, when used without a headphone amplifier or properly specified piece of equipment, these headphones tend to sound a bit soulless, empty, or a bit muddy. However, the great thing about the HD600 series is that they tend to scale very well with good sound equipment. The difference in sound that an entry level Schiit DAC+Amp stack made was well worth it and really made these phones come to life. This does mean, however, that you should also consider the cost of an amplifier and DAC unit as a cost included with these headphones, so at minimum another $200 added onto the already expensive price. There are many other good options for headphones that are easier to drive and do not require a dedicated amp for this price range, so if this isn't for you, I would look elsewhere. Overall a great sound albeit a bit overpriced at MSRP. Read more

Perfeito, chegou antes do prazo. Não veio com a nota fiscal pois é comprado nos EUA, e entregue como pessoa física, por isso o preço está abaixo do site oficial. Também é não recebi a nota fiscal da loja … Read more

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Fiquei sabendo através do serviço de garantia da Sennheiser Brasil, que os produtos da marca Sennheiser vendidos pela Amazon Brasil não são cobertos com a garantia de 2 anos, e sim apenas 90 dias direto com a Amazon, e essa informação não consta na página do produto na Amazon e nem mesmo nas entrelinhas ou na nota fiscal, portanto fiquei bem preocupado com o fato de não poder usufluir da garantia no Brasil. A Amazon precisa dar um melhor respaldo aos seus clientes principalmente quando adquirem produtos eletrôncos com valores altos, se não posso usufluir da garantia de 2 anos então a Amazon nem poderia estar vendendo esse tipo de equipamento. Lamentável. Read more

I have 4 pairs of strictly-wired headphones. I'll put notes on each below, with these Senns noted last. Neewer nw-3000: These are cheap but actually worthy of mention. They sound sort of muffling. However, I went through a process of making careful equalizer adjustments while switching between these and quality headphones, and I found that I could make them sound like something approaching quality. They actually win over all these others with respect to looks. They are a knock off of the classic Sony MDR line of headphones, but actually look better. The stitching is tight and impeccable. I twist them all around and drop them, and there is not a tear. The headband adjuster is metal, and it has numbers and lines. There is a nice silver trim. The headband is wide and thick, and it doesn't bother my bald head. They fit perfectly snug. I use them for video conferencing because they can twist and be worn on one ear only. They are good for watching educational videos and presentations. AudioTechnica M50x: These are good-ol' classics. They are portable and can be plugged into anything. It's a pleasant sound profile, and I love the way they twist and bend for the perfect snug fit. Beyerdynamic DT770-80ohm: For me, these are still my best-sounding headphones. I listen to a lot of symphonic music, and these are nicely analytical. I can have an ideal sonic look-around at details coming from the lowest double bass to the highest flute. However, they're not as comfortable for me as they are for others. I find that there's not enough clamping pressure. They're bulky and put too much pressure on the top of my head. Others with glasses and a lot of hair, I think, like the comfort of these a lot. Sennheiser HD 660S2: These are light and snug. They break in perfectly. I teach online with them on, and I can wear them all day without my ears getting hot. I hear myself talking like I'm not even wearing headphones. They are perfectly open-backed. Sennheiser, with these, abandoned the strictly neutral sound profile. They extend far down into the low end without messing up the sound of everything else. If Beyerdynamic ones offer a perfect middle-row position, these Sennheiser ones put you right up front. This can be good and bad. Anyway, if I had to keep one pair, it would have to be these. Read more

The Sennheiser HD 660S2 is a remarkable achievement in audiophile-grade headphones. Building on the legendary HD 600 series, these open-back headphones deliver an incredibly natural and immersive listening experience. The redesigned 38mm transducers with optimized airflow and a vented magnet system produce exceptionally clear and detailed sound across the entire frequency spectrum. One of the standout features is the enhanced sub-bass response, which adds depth and richness to the audio without compromising the overall balance. The 300-ohm impedance and ultra-light aluminum voice coil ensure excellent impulse response and precise sound reproduction. Comfort is also top-notch, with plush ear cushions and a lightweight design allowing for extended listening sessions without fatigue. The build quality is outstanding, reflecting Sennheiser's commitment to craftsmanship with these German-designed, Irish-made headphones. For audiophiles seeking a warm, intimate sound signature with improved bass extension and exceptional clarity, the HD 660S2 is a worthy investment. These headphones offer a deeply engaging listening experience that brings you closer to your music than ever before. Read more

buenísimos para entrar al mundo de la alta fidelidad, que es espectacular a comparación de lo normal. precio razonable, pues algunos modelos rondan los cien mil pesos mexicanos, me encantaron Read more