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Beyerdynamic

beyerdynamic – from cinema speakers to microphones and headphones

The audio specialist beyerdynamic, based in Heilbronn, Germany, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of headphones and microphones.

beyerdynamic History

The “Elektronische Fabrik Eugen Beyer” has existed since the mid-1920s and, as a German manufacturer, offers high-quality microphones and headphones. For a long time, beyerdynamic headphones were considered the reference, and even today, with significantly increased competition, the employees from Heilbronn know how to hold their own on the international market time and time again.

But let’s rewind time for a moment: the first dynamic headphones appeared in 1937 with the DT 48 – a technology that is still used in most headphones today. The acronym “DT” stands for “Dynamic Telephone”, by the way, and all PRO models still bear this designation today. According to their own information, the DT 48 series was built almost unchanged until 2013 and is probably one of the longest available products in the history of consumer electronics.

How good are beyerdynamic headphones?

beyerdynamic headphones are still among the best headphones you can buy in the studio sector.

The open back model DT 990 PRO (to the review) and the closed back counterpart DT 770 PRO (to the review) can be found in almost every recording studio in the world.

But also in the hi-fi high-end segment, the Heilbronn-based company has set more than just a distinctive scent mark with the Tesla T1 headphones, the T5 as well as with the XELENTO remote (to the review) and the XELENTO wireless (to the review), which is also proven by our awards.

The fact that beyerdynamic does not rely on its classics is also shown by the more recent developments in the gaming headset sector. For example, the beyerdynamic MMX 300 is one of the best gaming headsets on the market.

What are the best headphones from beyerdynamic?

If you want to know which beyerdynamic headphones are the best, you should check our best list “The best beyerdynamic headphones”:

The best beyerdynamicheadphones

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The latest reviews: Beyerdynamic

Bluetooth by Numinos 3 months ago

Beyerdynamic Verio 200 Open-ear headphones with aptX Adaptive and excellent wearing comfort

The Verio 200 are a fundamentally successful debut from Beyerdynamic in the booming market segment of open-ear headphones.

3.5

Gaming by Carsten Kaiser 4 months ago

Beyerdynamic MMX 300 PRO Gaming headset with finely-tuned sound

With the Beyerdynamic MMX 300 Pro gaming headset, high wearing comfort meets high-quality sound for audio playback and microphone sound.

4.5

Studio by Carsten Kaiser 4 months ago

Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X Limited Special edition of the classic closed-back headphones with a wide frequency range.

The Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro X Limited closed-back over-ear headphones combine the best elements of the standard DT 770 Pro and DT 700 Pro X models.

4.1

Hi-Fi by Carsten Kaiser 1 year ago

Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 80 Ohm New version of the open over-ear studio classic

The Beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 80 Ohm fits excellently, impresses with a fine sound image and is also suitable for audio interfaces, podcast workstations and smart devices.

4.6

In-Ear by Numinos 2 years ago

Beyerdynamic Xelento remote (2. Generation) High-end wired in-ears with flawless sound

The new edition of these high-end in-ears impressed us with high-quality optics and materials, plus thanks to new Tesla drivers, they also receive top marks in terms of sound.

4.9

Bluetooth by Pete Schloßnagel 2 years ago

Beyerdynamic Free BYRD True Wireless in-ears with Sound Personalisation and Noise Cancelling

Good sound thanks to sound personalisation, effective noise cancellation (ANC) and sound quality of up to 24 bits and 48kHz: the true-wireless debut from the Heilbronn-based audio specialists Beyerdynamic has succeeded with the Free Byrd.

4.1

Gaming by Pete Schloßnagel 3 years ago

Beyerdynamic MMX 150 Closed USB gaming headset with transparency mode

With the new Beyerdynamic MMX 150, the Heilbronn-based company has added a 30-euro more expensive gaming headset to its MMX 100.

3.8
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