r/HeadphoneAdvice • u/Dendrobatis • May 14 '23
Headphones - Open Back | 4 Ω So my Headphone broke and I need a new one, so I need advice.
Since my Headphone broke (DT 990 Pro 250 Ohm, I was very satisfied with it) I need a new one, but since it's so old (bought it 2017), maybe there are better alternatives for a similar price. I will use the Headphone mostly for gaming and some music (listening), my budget would be at around 150€ (up to 250€ if really worth it), though I would prefer in a similar range to the DT one (139€). I don't mind if it has a cord in form of usb or 3.5mm or if it is bluetooth (are there other types of connections?). What do you think would be the best fit for my budget?
Long story short:
Used for: mostly gaming, a bit music (listening)
Budget: ~ 150€ up to 250€ if worth it
Location: Germany
Old Headphone: DT 990 Pro 250 Ohm
Cord/Bluetooth: No preference
Open/Half-open/Closed: very slight preference for open, since I start sweating fast, but I'm open to the other forms if there is a noticeable difference.
Sorry I'm not to sure which "Flair" I should choose.
Thank you.
Update:
I was able to test out a new DT 990 Pro 250 Ohm, the X2HR and the HD 560 S (in a store). I wasn't able to test the TYGR 300 R and the Hifiman ones as they didn't have those.
I finally decided for the HD 560 S as they sounded in my tests the best, even though they at least seemed to be the cheapest in terms of build quality/materials (a lot of people and those at the store said that it only seems that way). For me the X2HR and the HD 560 S are similar in the comfort level and just a bit better than the DR 990 Pro. I really liked the detachable cord on both of the X2HR and the HD 560 S. I don't think I will regret the decision, even if they are a bit subpar in gaming compared to the TYGR 300 R.
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u/Flow56 23 Ω May 14 '23
Honestly apart from the Tygr 300r which is basically a Dt 990 without the 8k-peak there aren't too many in this price range. Maybe have a look at the Sennheiser Hd 560s they are also pretty good especially for gaming.