DT 900 PRO X

Can wear their DT 900 PRO X all day despite more clamp than the DT 770, and finds the bass just right.

Sometimes cannot wear their DT 900 PRO X for more than an hour because it hurts.

After a year, the DT 900 PRO X headband leatherette came unglued; the part is noticeably poorer than the rest and replacement was a pain.

Loving the comfort and overall sound signature of their new DT 900 PRO X, though the bass is a little lacking after the IE 400 Pro.

The headband of their daily-driver DT 900 PRO X came away from the foam after just four months.

Owns both and prefers the DT 900 PRO X over the HD 560S, with better bass extension.

Owns the HD 560S and DT 900 PRO X and prefers the DT 900 for both music and gaming.

Bought the DT 900 PRO X over the Sundara for PC music listening and now wonders if they could have done better for the money.

Owns the DT 900 PRO X and Sundara; the Beyerdynamic is better for gaming, especially directional imaging.

Owns the DT 900 PRO X and Ananda Nano and still enjoys the Beyerdynamic when switching back.

Having owned or heard most of Beyerdynamic's lineup, is impressed after several days with the DT 900 PRO X.

Calls the DT 900 PRO X build quality the best in the industry, with high-quality materials and cables, after half a year.

Their DT 900 PRO X and HD 560S both cause listening fatigue, while their Cloud Alpha does not.

Was shocked by how strong the clamping pressure is on their newly unboxed DT 900 PRO X.

Immediately noticed the strong clamp of their DT 900 PRO X compared with the comfy SHP9500 and SHP9600.

Their DT 900 PRO X sounded good and better with EQ, and was comfortable once the band was stretched.

Owns the HD 490 Pro and DT 900 PRO X and cannot wear the Beyerdynamic as long as the god-tier comfy Sennheiser.

Thinks the DT 900 PRO X is their endgame headphone.

Their DT 900 PRO X worked perfectly, but after about a month the right side feels loose.

Finds the DT 900 PRO X amazing: rich, warm, very good bass and clean mids.

Owns the DT 900 PRO X; like most Beyerdynamics it has some harsh upper-treble peaks.

Owns the DT 990 PRO and DT 900 PRO X and finds the 900 far superior.

After years with the HD 560S, finds the DT 900 PRO X hurts their ears even with EQ.

The inside of their right ear burns when wearing their new DT 900 PRO X.

Has used the DT 900 PRO X for almost five years with oratory1990's EQ and finds it amazing.

Has not touched their DT 900 PRO X since buying the HD 490 Pro.

Likes their DT 900 PRO X, though the 3 m cable was faulty.

Really likes their DT 900 PRO X paired with a FiiO K11 R2R.

The headband foam on their DT 900 PRO X started peeling and falling out.

The right ear of their DT 900 PRO X stopped working.

Owns the HD 560S and DT 900 PRO X and prefers the 900, with more clarity in the mids and highs.

Their new DT 900 PRO X was fatiguing at first with a stiff headband, but it improved after many hours of use.

The DT 900 Pro X is their perfect headphone.

After 3-4 years their DT 900 PRO X's cup pulled out of the headband and the pads broke, a slow disintegration others report too.

Switched to the DT 900 PRO X after contact-wire failures on an HD 660S and has had no issues; finds it more comfortable too.

Uses the DT 900 PRO X for competitive games where pinpointing enemies works really well, but it lacks bass and fun for action-heavy games.