After about five years with the DT 770 PRO 250 ohm, got the DT 770 PRO X Limited Edition, whose clips hold better and click when adjusted.
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Just got the DT 770 PRO X and prefers it to the DT 700 PRO X, which they are returning.
After daily-driving and owning many DT 770s, their first impression of the DT 770 PRO X is that this is it.
Their first professional headphones, the DT 770 PRO X Limited Edition, after trying a friend's DT 770 PRO.
Bought the HD 600 but wanted more bass; the DT 770 PRO X gives them good bass.
Taking the plunge into audiophile gear, was disappointed with the DT 770 PRO X.
Just picked up the DT 770 PRO X and an album run-through sealed the deal for them.
Loved their DT 770 PRO 80 for years and loves the DT 770 PRO X just as much.
Their first purchase, the DT 770 PRO X, felt meh, so they returned it.
Gets ear pain each day using their DT 770 PRO X Limited Edition.
Just got the DT 770 PRO X for RPG, MMO and FPS gaming and casual music, a big upgrade from an Arctis 3.
Their DT 770 PRO X 48 ohm sounds clearly better for music than their previous headphones.
Has had the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO X Limited Edition for over a year and finds it fantastic, with good bass.
Digging the DT 770 PRO X for movies: sweet sub-bass, spacious, full and rich, balanced sound. 5/5.
Their 48-ohm DT 770 PRO X is bright, but not in a way that bothers them.
Bought the DT 770 PRO X a few days ago for games and music and finds the highs harsh and annoying.