Sennheiser HD 820 Headphone + HDV 820 Headphone Amp
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Product Overview
Sennheiser HD 820 are premium closed dynamic headphones that feature unique glass transducer covers that minimize resonance, offering an open, transparent sound field.
Sennheiser HDV 820 is a premium digital headphone amplifier. It sports an ESS SABRE32 DAC and a range of balanced and unbalanced outputs.
The two can be purchased in a bundle with 25% off.
Ratings
What we found
Pros
- Excellent build quality
- Decently balanced sound
- Comfortable over-ear fit
Cons
- Smaller bass than HD 800 S
What external reviewers found
External score 58%
Pros
- Excellent build quality
- Excellent bass response
- Decently well-balanced sound
- Gorgeous sound
- High-end and durable build quality
- Low latency and decently long audio cable
Cons
- Not quite as smooth as I would like
- Mediocre-at-best for noise isolation
- Bass is prone to inconsistencies across multiple listeners
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Specifications
| HD 820 | HDV 820 |
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External Reviews
hifichoice[1]
Reviewer score 85% (normalized by Neofiliac)HD 820 is the latest version of Sennheiser's flagship headphone line-up. The headphone is powered by the HDV 820 headphone amplifier. The HD 820 is available in black or white and comes in at a price of £99.99 for a pair of earbuds.
Pros
- Gorgeous sound
- Excellent bass response
- Excellent build quality
Cons
- Not quite as smooth as I would like
rtings[2]
Reviewer score 30% (normalized by Neofiliac)The Sennheiser HD 820 are comfortable, sound good and have a low latency wired connection. They block a bit more noise and do not leak as much as the HD 800 S so you can use them in more varied office environments. Some audiophiles will appreciate the deeper bass of the HD 820 and the relatively large soundstage for a closed-back design.
Pros
- High-end and durable build quality
- Decently well-balanced sound
- Low latency and decently long audio cable
Cons
- Bass is prone to inconsistencies across multiple listeners
- Mediocre-at-best for noise isolation
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