Best Beyerdynamic Wired Headphones

Excellent Headphones at this price point – The build quality is excellent, should last many years - removable cables allow for balanced Beyerdynamic or other brand cables. Sound Quality -… Read more

Really balanced across the audio spectrum, there can be a small amount of sibilance detected on some tracks (some female vocals). With well recorded music with decent dynamic range I found the T1s not too far behind the Focal Utopia in terms of detail retrieval, the Utopias are a little better, however the T1s have a bigger sound-stage and isolate more effectively against ambient sounds. The T1 are probably a little more laid back than the Utopias (read less caffeinated).

Exceeded expectations – Primary use, music on the phone. Secondary uses, streaming and console gaming. Safe to say these headphones exceeded my expectations. My… Read more

pre-purchase concerns were that the plastic cups would feel cheap (like most other headphones, even in this price range), that they'd be uncomfortable since they swivel only a tiny bit, and that they'd sound meh (from the plethora of YouTube reviews by audiophiles who claim they're not audiophiles).

However, the cups are made of decent quality plastic with a nice matte finish. The headphones are some of the most comfortable I've worn. And the sound is fantastic, though I have them tuned via their AutoEq profile on Wavelet with the bass boosted.

These headphones are definitely not for bassheads. They are for everyone else. Although I do listen to a lot of bass heavy music, I find the bass output mostly adequate when boosted via Wavelet.

I use an Alogic headphone jack adapter to connect these to my phone, and it works 100% OK. No issues whatsoever, despite the many negative reviews of this adapter on JB-HiFi's website.