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The first pair of headphones any aspiring audiophile should own, the Massdrop x AKG M220 Pros have it all: reference sound, comfortable fit, and a price that makes them the best value in full-size headphones today. Inspired by the renowned AKG K240 Studio, they feature the same 30-millimeter dynamic drivers and semi-open design Read More
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I am disappointed by the sound. I am not a bass-head by any means, but this thing does not have bass. Also I think it is suitable for people with slightly larger head, as I can't get a good fit ( and I don't have a large head ) .
For how much I spent on it, surprised it lasted as long.
These headphones are semi openback. They have such a light construction that whipping my head could shift them. The biggest downside is the initial cord length and how inconvenient an XLR-mini is to replace. The cups are also pretty bad, I had got some suede covered memory foam pads and it fit snug and doesnt press into my head when i wear my glasses. Outside of that, it is great for how inexpensive they are. I would get a couple of pairs to make them my daily drivers if it wasnt that they were bleeding sound.
Recently changed out the crummy pads they came with for Beyerdynamic EDT 770 Velour pads after buying these back on their first run (don't remember the date -- late 2017? early 2018?) and it definitely improves both the sound profile as well as the comfort, even though even before that they weren't bad sounding by any means -- I play video games an unhealthy amount and even after 8 hours with them on my head while on the computer talking to friends, they're comfortable and not fatiguing in sound profile at all. If they come back, they're worth picking up for any gamer or podcaster on a budget (they're better for voice mixing than music -- bass leaves a lot to be desired, but I use Skullcandy Crushers for music because of the fun ludicrous amounts of bass).
Really nice headphones for the price. Plenty of colors to choose from. Swapping pads for velour ones is needed. When I bought them a few years ago they were quite boring compared to Superlux HD668b. Tonality was not so glamorous, less V-shaped, not so elevated bass, less sparkle at the top, but after some time I get used to M220 Pro and they became my to go headphones for gaming and listening to music. They are perfect for long gaming/listening sessions - no signs of tiredness at all. Now I'm using much more expensive cans, but I still found them good enough to enjoy.