109 Pro

Two months in, loves its warm, fun, punchy and spacious sound that makes music exciting again; their best buy.

“I bought two months ago Meze 109 pro. What a fantastic, warm, fun, chill, punchy and space sound. It's make music /song sound great again.”

Their most satisfying headphone purchase ever: the steel band is silent with no creaks, it sounds outstanding on all their amps, and it is comfortable enough to disappear for hours.

“I’ll just say that the 109 Pros have probably become my most satisfying Headphone purchase EVER. I just love them so much.”

Just bought it on the strength of reviews and is very pleased with the build quality, attention to detail and engaging musicality.

“I just bought the Meze 109 Pro after reading many positive reviews about this specific model. I'n really pleased I did it. Build quality, attention to detail and musicality”

Knew out of the box they were their best headphones; glad they chose them over the HIFIMAN Arya and considers them great value.

“Spot on review. I knew they were my best right out of the box. Prior to buying these I had targeted the HiFiman Arya to purchase. Glad I bought these. Absolute value.”

One of the best headphones they've owned; wonders how it compares with the Arya and HD 800 S.

“I have the 109pro and they are one of the best headphones I've owned. However, most comparisons I've seen for it are with cheaper headphones which they outperform.”

Bought a used pair on the reviews but never heard what reviewers described; prefers their modded Meze 99 Classics.

“I bought the 109 pro's because all the reviews like these, and for $620 used but never found what every reviewer was saying about them.”

Bought it after comparing in a Berlin shop against the Focal Hadenys and Clear MG, Audeze LCD-2, Arya Organic and Ananda; for their metal and rock none sounded as good, and the build and design are great.

“Damn, none of these headphones sounds as good as Meze for me( I was listening mainly iron maiden, manowar and some Scorpions songs) .”

Returned the 109 Pro; their Focal Celestee is far better to them.

“Oh wow focal Celestee blows these out the water I returned the Meze 109 pros nothing can’t top my celestees yet”

Upgraded to the 109 Pro from the Sundara: more bass and detail.

Reaches for their 109 Pro more than their ZMF or HD800S: comfort, looks, ease of use and enjoyable sound.

Owns the 109 Pro and finds it more fun than the Audeze LCD-2 Classic they resold.

Bought the 109 Pro open-box and they are working great.

As a 109 Pro owner, recommends trying it in store and following your heart.

Their Arya Stealth and Meze 109 Pro are perfect cousins, totally unique.

The 109 Pro is their GOAT for enjoyment and endgame, with one gripe.

Splurged on the microphone for their 109 Pro and other Meze cans.

Early impressions: the 109 Pro may be the best value cans on the market.

Just opened their 109 Pro with a Zen DAC V2.

Returned the Arya Organic and kept the 109 Pro.

Returned the 109 Pro for the Edition XS, which they find better.

Started with the 109 Pro and loved it so much they bought the 105 AER too.

The 109 Pro is their favourite headphone for sound, comfort and build.

Has the 105 AER and 109 Pro at home and the Elite at work.

Likes their 109 Pro but listens to the Edition XS more lately.

The 109 Pro is their favourite, with great comfort and build quality.

Absolutely adores their 109 Pro as their fun headphone.

Their 109 Pro is fantastic and their tentative endgame.

Loves the 99 Classics on the move and the 109 Pro at home.

Owns the Meze 109 Pro and loves it a lot.

Struggled to adjust the 109 Pro's volume on an Atom+ low gain.

Really likes their Meze 109 Pro headphones.

Got the 109 Pro as an open-box deal and it looked brand new.

Is very treble sensitive but has zero problem with the 109 Pro.

Finds the 109 Pro one of the best headphones out there.

Their 109 Pro arrived after Beyer 1770 Pros and they couldn't be happier.

The 109 Pro is the headphone they grab least; they pick the 105 AER every time.

A DT 1990 owner who previously had the HD600, HD650, Sundara and others, now has the 109 Pro.

Shares first impressions of the 109 Pro coming from daily driving the Arya Stealth.

Loves their 109 Pro; switching from the Sundara was night and day.

Has had the 109 Pro with Hart Audio cables for 6 months and warmed to it.

Really likes their 109 Pro but is listing it because they have the LCD-X.

Returned the Ananda Nano for the Meze 109 Pro as a newcomer.

Just got the 109 Pro: the best-sounding and most comfortable headphones they've had.

Got the 109 Pro a month ago and has barely taken it off; fantastic.

Had the 109 Pro and it hurt to listen to.

Has the Sundara and 109 Pro; the 109 Pro is the most natural.

Got the 109 Pro for Christmas and is very impressed after months.

Has the DT 1990 and 109 Pro and prefers the DT 1990 99% of the time.

Has run the 109 Pro since acquiring it on an efficient setup.

Finds the 109 Pro very good and likes it so much it will be their Christmas present.

Finds the 109 Pro's treble can get fatiguing on bright tracks; EQ fixes it.

Got the 109 Pro and updated their collection around it.

Uses the 109 Pro and feels it's very underrated.

Upgraded to the 109 Pro; only concern is the cable.

Has the Arya Stealth and 109 Pro and finds both amazing.

Took a detour to the Empyrean II; the 109 Pro's warm signature wasn't for them.

Liked the 109 Pro at first but sold it after some months.

Owned the HD 58X, HD 600 and LCD-2F and now has the 109 Pro.

Bought the 109 Pro 14 months ago and loves its comfort, design and sound.

Owns the 109 Pro; it can be sibilant depending on source.

Has had the 109 Pro about 3 years but finds vocals not as good as the HD600.

Picked up the 109 Pro with a Mojo 2 at CanJam London and loves it.

Received the Meze 109 Pro for their 50th birthday.

Owns the 109 Pro, D1 and others and compares them.

Bought a used 109 Pro and hopes it's their endgame.

Vinyl into an Atom Amp 2 into the 109 Pro is the best audio experience they've had.

Is on their third 109 Pro after defects and about to give up on Meze.

Has the Meze 109 Pro and loves it.

Has the Meze 109 Pro and considers an amp or cable upgrade.

Shares impressions of the 109 Pro a few days in.

Just bought the 109 Pro and finds the treble bites a little.

Uses the 109 Pro with a Luxsin X9; V-shaped tuning.

Found an open-box 109 Pro for about $570 and ordered it.

Writes a humble review and critique of their 109 Pro.

Their second 109 Pro had the same problem after a day, so they returned it for an LCD.

Moved to the 109 Pro after their Edition XS failed out of the box.

Loves their Meze 109 Pro headphones.

Recently picked up the 109 Pro and is completely satisfied.

Has owned the 109 Pro a year and sold all their other headphones.

Loves their 109 Pro, their entry into Meze before the Empyrean.

Has the 109 Pro and prefers it over pricier Meze.

Loves their DT990 but the 109 Pro sounds too sharp to them.

Just got the 109 Pro a couple of days ago and is A/B testing.

Has the 109 Pro and is considering another set.

Absolutely loves the Meze sound of the 109 Pro; endgame until the Empyrean II.

Had the Meze Elite but preferred the 109 Pro.

Seconds that the 109 Pro is a great headphone while selling a pair.

Got the 109 Pro half a year ago and finds them really nice headphones.

Has had the Meze 109 Pro for 2.5 years without feeling the pull toward anything else.

Finds the Meze 109 Pro comfortable, unlike the HD 600.

Their Meze 109 Pro sang through an OTL amp.

Finds the Meze 109 Pro more fun than the HD 650.

Enjoys their 109 Pro more than their HE1000se for rock, metal and punk: fun, slightly elevated bass that forgives bad recordings while still resolving.

Returned their 109 Pro despite it being super comfortable because it was too muddy for them.

As an owner, finds the 109 Pro one of the most detailed headphones they've heard: nothing muddy, great sub-bass and dynamic slam without being overbearing.

Wasn't impressed with their blind-bought 109 Pro at first without a good DAC or EQ; with EQ in Poweramp it sounds much better.

Had the 109 Pro: soundstage definitely not narrow, but relaxed and warm, so it might sound slightly muddy.

Had issues with their 109 Pro pads and was told the pads only have a 6-month warranty.

Got their 109 Pro used for about $500 and it's the best headphone they own.

Immediately loved the 109 Pro's bass punch and warm-but-not-overly sound, and its build quality and comfort are big selling points.

Tested the 109 Pro and Arya Organic and stuck with the 109 Pro; never been happier with how their headphones sound and feel.

Bought the Meze 109 Pro but it doesn't suit Rush, so it's going back to Amazon.

Their 109 Pro is a hint too bright for their taste but good-sounding and fun, with unbeaten comfort.

The 109 Pro is among the most comfortable headphones they've owned; friends and family say it's like wearing a cloud.

The 109 Pro is their favourite headphone under $1k and practical enough to use away from the desk, unlike their Empyrean II.

Their tall ears (68 mm) didn't fit inside the 109 Pro's 66 mm pad opening, so the pads squished them and became uncomfortable over long sessions.

Among an open-back collection that includes the Meze Empyrean, Audeze LCD-2, Abyss JOAL and HD 650, likes the 109 Pro's bass most and counts it among their two favourite open or semi-open headphones; it won't give closed-back slam.

“So: for open back headphones, these are top shelf in terms of bass (IMO). Of all my open back headphones, I like the bass on these the most - I'd give them an 8.”