beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R Headphones, Open Gaming Headphones, Wired, Black, Suitable for PS4 Console, PC, Xbox, Nintendo and Mac...

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The TYGR is incredibly comfortable. The earcups are well cushioned and very soft. Furthermore, they grip around my ears enough to not cause any slipping, but it’s not too tight to be uncomfortable. Additionally, the headband is soft against the top of your head. After wearing the TYGR 300 R all day I can’t think of any time where I’ve been relieved to take it off.

Its bass was distinct and full of impact, while mids were clear and highs were accurate. We rated the frequency response at 5-35,000Hz. So, the TYGR 300 R didn’t have any distortions while we listened to music and played games.It means you won’t feel sweaty even after some hours. It also comes with soft padding to conceal the metallic build of the product. Key Features of the Beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R Headphones In regard to sound quality, the Tygr 300 R delivers a detailed listening experience. Lows come in strong and precise, with a natural, organic character. This realism is matched by an ample bass that appears when it should. Yet this bass never sounds overblown or unrestrained.

Beyerdynamic used carefully-selected materials to create the TYGR 300 R. The headphones combine light design and robust build and offer the ideal balance between comfort and quality. I come from a Samson SR850. So... Could somebody help me? Does the hd560s sound really good and will give me a warm/wow sound? Or should I chose the tygr 300 r with a cable extension? As mentioned, the Team Tygr set actually includes two separate components: the Tygr 300 R headphone, and the Fox USB mic. The headphone comes with a carrying pouch, and the mic comes with a USB-C cable, mic-stand, and pop filter for keeping your recordings clean. As far as headphones go, the Tygr 300 R offers a more rugged build than I would normally expect, but one that also remains on par with Beyerdynamic’s other offerings. From the spring-steel headband to the completely circumaural earcups, this thing features a build that lasts and wears like a dream. In addition to the easily-swapped headband, the earcups can also be switched out from the standard velour pads that come included. The FOX is only available in a bundle with the TYGR 300 R headphones. It’s an impressive USB microphone that captures sound precisely and offers studio-quality sound. High Wearing Comfort + Made in GermanyDetail - This is where the DT 990s really shine, and I think it is because of the 'subdued' bass (in comparison to the highs) and awesome trebel. At this price point, you won't find a headphone with more resolution than the DT 990 Pros apart from perhaps the DT 880 Editions, in my opinion. pc38x: I've discarded the pc38x as I've read that while they do sound great, they excel at gaming but are worse than the other two to listen to music and movies. Remember, these headphones don’t feature in-ear or in-line controls, so you won’t have to worry about additional settings. You won’t even bother with dials, multiple knobs, switches, or clunky software, and it’s even better with its plug-and-play design. hd560s: I've heard these ones are really good, sound great at everything, they have a detachable cable, all really cool. The only thing that is keeping me from buying them is that they seem to be sound-detailed but like in an analytical way, kind of in a cold way. I'm afraid their sound will not captivate me, I want something that wows me while being mostly accurate. Made mostly from a metal frame, with a padded leather headband it’s surprisingly light. That being said, light doesn’t mean it feels flimsy or delicate. The build quality feels very robust. Where cable meets earcup it feels like a solid join, not like it will succumb to wear and tear easily. The earcups are covered in a soft velour material that’s well ‘plumbed in’ to the cup mold.

Perhaps the most subjective aspect of any headphone, the comfort both of these headphones bring is quite honestly brilliant. I was already used to the DT 990 pros before I started doing this comparison, but after an extended amount of time using the TYGR 300rs and swapping between the two I think I can draw some conclusions. tygr 300 r: These ones are, by how people have described them, the ones that have brought my attention the most. They seem to be really good for music and movies, good for gaming, a good bass, and a 'fun' sound ( which means... like dramatic or exciting? idk exactly) and that sounds like what I want since I want to be blown away. The thing is they also have the most cons:I recently tried this headphone at a friends place. He also owns the DT990 which the Tyger is based upon. Its cushions keep the headphones’ wires out of the way, and it sports a comfy, circular velour pad. This element is ideal for gamers who wear eyeglasses.

While the Fox USB has seen its fair share of detractors, I think the criticisms of this microphone remain largely undue. Even the most basic understanding of how to operate and utilize its functions result in precise and thorough recordings. Several games like Overwatch feature surround sound options in their settings. That’s when we used it to enjoy gaming further while wearing the TYGR 300 R. The TYGR 300 R is a product made to last for years, thus, making it a long-term investment. Skilled professionals from Germany handcrafted all the materials used to create the headphones. The product came in a simple-looking cardboard container that resembles other Beyerdynamic products. The front displays an image of the headphones, its name, and the company’s branding. Neither cable is detachable, which is a shame, but to be expected from the 'cheaper' Beyer headphones to be quite honest. That being said I prefer the high quality straight cable on the TYGR 300r to the heavy coiled cable on the DT 990 pros, even if the added length can come in handy when moving across the room. There's little chance of either cable being an issue regardless, however. It's entirely personal preference.Because of their build and form, the headphones are comfortable when you wear them and fit perfectly too. Only minimal adjustment is necessary, and you can wear it without discomfort, even after long hours. Continuing our Beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R Headphones review with the product specs, these dynamic headphones operate on an open principle. It has a 5-35,000Hz frequency response rate with 32Ω for its nominal impedance. Thirdly, there is no built-in microphone. Meaning if you want to use this for multiplayer gaming you will need a separate microphone. I’m no audiophile so a lot of the technical stuff goes over my head. However, here are some of the technical stats for the TYGR 300 R. The other side of this dynamic duo, the Fox USB mic, brings its own offerings to the table. Recording quality matches the accuracy of the Tygr 300 R, with my voice registering clear and distinct. While not all that surprising given Beyerdynamic’s reputation for producing quality microphones, it’s the functionality of the Fox that really makes it so impressive.