What did the left headphones say to the right headphone as they walked through a haunted house?
This place feels “eerie"
"Ear-ie.”
Get it?
Okay, I’ll see myself out.
What’s up guys,
I’m Devyn Howard
and I’m here today with another episode of “Unbox This.”
Today we're unboxing the Beyerdynamic ‘DT 770 Pro’ and ‘DT 990 Pro’ headphones
and breaking down their differences.
For the budget shopper the ‘DT 770 Pro’ are going to be a solid option for you,
they're cheaper than the ‘DT 990 Pro’ but they still offer
a lot in terms of sound quality and comfort.
The ‘DT 990 Pro’ are a touch more expensive and might be better suited for
those of you who plan on using your headset for sound mixing or studio sessions.
Let’s not waste another second though and get right into it,
let's “Unbox This.”
Okay, let's start off with the ‘DT 770 Pro’.
I’m going to move the ‘DT 990 Pro’ off the table.
All right,
got the headphones out of the box here.
I like this silvery gray ear cup here.
This is interesting,
I haven't seen this kind of color before.
Looks like we've got a little travel bag for your headphones,
an info guide about the ‘DT 770 Pro,’
we've got some product information here,
and the warranty guarantee.
Something else that really stands out to me about these headphones is how long this cord is.
I don't think I’ve seen a cord quite this long,
they've had to wrap it around so many times here.
So if you want the ability to plug these in but still move around
this is going to be a great option for you.
Let’s get those ‘DT 990 Pro’ out of the box now.
So again this is just another pamphlet about Beyerdynamic headphones,
you get a travel case with these headphones as well,
oh and this comes with an attached identification card,
so you don't get that with the ‘DT 770 Pro’,
and we've got the guides here as well.
Okay let's take the cord out of the bag.
Now one immediate difference between the two headphones is
that the ‘DT 990 Pro’ have this coiled cable.
The Beyerdynamic ‘DT 770 Pro’ feel pretty lightweight,
it would be really easy to just throw these into your bag and take them with you
on the bus to school, the studio, and more.
They’re designed for portability.
You’ll notice here that there are no perforations or slots on the ear cup.
So these are a closed back studio model,
that's ideal if you're looking for basically noise cancelling headphones.
Very little sound will leak in or escape from this headset.
If you really want to immerse yourself in your music or your game
I think you'll really like these.
One thing to note though is that closed back studio headphones
do tend to make your ears feel hot
so if that bothers you the ‘DT 990 Pro’ will be a better choice.
Finally if you really like to hear the bass in your music the ‘DT 770 Pro’ are unbeatable,
they really amplify those notes on mobile devices.
They clock in at 32ohms, 80ohms on most devices, and 250ohms with professional mixing equipment.
Moving on to the ‘DT 990 Pro’ I’d call these a beginner-friendly studio headset.
They have a spacious and immersive sound stage
that focuses a little more precisely on the mids and highs than the ‘DT 770 Pro’
They offer an open design which is indicated by the slots right here on the ear cups.
So that means sound can and will escape but with that you get the
really wide sound stage and your ears won't get as hot.
These are perfect for someone who's gaming in a quiet room and doesn't care about outside noise
or someone who spends a lot of time in the studio mixing and mastering tracks.
If you just plan on listening to music and gaming the ‘DT 770 Pro’ are totally suitable for that
but if you want something with a little more
attention to detail you'll get a lot out of the ‘DT 990 Pro’.
One thing these two headsets have in common is how durable they feel.
They’re constructed mostly of plastic and hard materials so
they can withstand a lot of wear and tear,
they won't break on you that's for sure.
So if you're ready to invest in a pair of studio quality headphones
check the links in the description to purchase the ‘DT 770 Pro’ or ‘DT 990 Pro’ for yourself.
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I’m Devyn Howard thanks for watching,
we just “Unboxed This.”
Bye!