Stellia

Owns the Stellia but prefers the Clear MG at half the price.

Bought the Stellia on a 20% sale and is very much enjoying its closed-back intimacy and detailed, immersive sound, though considering returning it over price.

Has the Stellia and really likes it with AutoEQ settings.

Just bought the Stellia and finds it sounds great even without their iFi Gryphon.

Really loves the Stellia but sometimes can't use it because it is closed-back.

Has owned the Stellia and E3 for a year: the E3 is more versatile, but the Stellia sounds better for timbre, impact and immersion.

Likes their Stellia a lot, but its leather stained before they thought to protect it.

Owns the Stellia and E3 and values the Stellia's easy drivability for out-and-about use, unlike the E3.

Bought the Stellia a few weeks ago and is so happy with it.

A Stellia owner who now uses it mostly for gaming; the headband has darkened and stained over time.

Their used, three-year-old Stellia sounded horrible with or without EQ, possibly damaged.

Spent a lot of time demoing the Stellia and finds its midrange more pronounced than the Shure SRH1540's.

Owned the Stellia and finds it lacks upper midrange, part of why they think Focal's closed backs are overrated.

Owns and loves both the Utopia OG and Stellia, though the Utopia is a level above.

Got the Stellia a few weeks ago and loves it: smoother and more resolving than their Clear OG, which they are now selling.

Got a Stellia with custom Dekoni pads for $500 and thinks it sounds absolutely fantastic.

Owned the Stellia and found its comfort never improved.

Just received the Stellia to go with their Sony Z1R and finds both warm-leaning, mildly V-shaped headphones.

Bought the Stellia first, then preferred the Z1R's bass; the Stellia is now their work headphone.

Owned the Stellia and loved its fun bass, but its dipped mids sounded unclear, like underwater.

Calls the Stellia one of the worst headphones they have ever heard.

Loves their Stellia; Louis Armstrong at Monterey blows them away.

Owns the Stellia and Utopia and finds the Utopia far superior when driven well.

Demoed the Stellia side by side with the Elegia and preferred the Elegia as treble-sensitive.

Daily drives the Stellia and reaches for it whenever they want detail.

Finds the Stellia one of the finest headphones they've heard, comparable to electrostatics.

Bought an open-box Stellia and loves its dynamics and detail, very happy with the purchase.

Loves the Stellia, their favourite headphone, easy to drive but needing EQ.

Their Focal Stellia, used all day for work since 2020, snapped its headband, and the band constantly dug into their head.

Their Focal Stellia feels very solid and well built.

Took the Stellia to a national park and found it a great companion, switching between it and nature sounds.

The Stellia is very easy to drive and sounds great even from a Dragonfly DAC on an iPhone.

For bass-heavy hip-hop and electronic music, their Focal Stellia is way better than their HD 800 S.