HD 620S

If a friend asked me which Sennheiser headphone to buy first, it would really depend on the type of headphone he or she was looking for. Here’s what I’d recommend depending on the person/buyer: Open-back on a tighter budget → HD 560S, no question. At the refurbished price especially, it’s one of the

Both are good choices at the beginner level. Decent headphones. Neither is a mistake. That being said, the clear differentiation is the closed Vs open back design and the audio / practical trade off. If you are going to use them around others, or when travelling, then the closed back HD620 will serv

For that price, I'd rather get some sennheiser's, headphone amplifier, and AT2020 mic w/ desk mount/swivel. Typically stuff marketed for gaming doesn't really mean it's good for gaming tbh. It's just marketing, and often gamer stuff is overpriced. Charging for RGB and stupid shii like that. These pr

I bring my Sennheiser HD 620S with me when travelling. Great over-ear headphones with superb passive noise isolation. I also bring IEMs too, so it really depends on you and your use case. BTW, the HiBy R4, FiiO JM21, Shanling M1 Plus, and even HiBy R3Pro II all drive my 660S2 just fine. If you're lo

It's a bit hard to make a comparison between the HD 620s and IEMs, because there are more than one of them. Compared to the Shure 215 the Sennheiser are much better. Compared to a custom fitted pair of high end IEMs, they loose. I personally like over ear headphones for FOH because they are quick an

Nice! I've little experience with Senns wireless models, but I've also owned every single modern wired Sennheiser, and multiple units of them. The HD 620S on my head sounds much closer to an HD 560S than most HD 600 units. The midrange is thin and lean, and there is a slightly boxy characteristic. T