Beyerdynamic Custom One Pro Black Discontinued by Manufacturer

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Beyerdynamic Custom One Pro Black Discontinued by Manufacturer

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Quality

I've tried a number of headphones around this price point like: bose ae2i- rank 1 in comfort, audio technica m50x- crisp and cl... Read More

Positive Review

- reasonably priced considering the quality you are getting.

Positive Review

Comfort 9/10 - using velour pads , leather pads are comfy too but a little hot for mesound quality 9/10 - for the price of cour... Read More

Negative Review

The sound quality is excellent, easily among the best, if not the best, at this price point.

Neutral Review

The sound quality is very good too.

Neutral Review

Price

I do recommend the upgrade others have mentioned from the stock faux-leather earpads to the velour ones.

Positive Review

The price difference of 100 dollars did not appear to be worth it to me.

Neutral Review

That's not to say the ath m50x isn't comfortable - which it is - but the beyerdynamics just wins hands down with its extremely ... Read More

Neutral Review

Packaging/appearance

The bass on the iems are comparable to the bass on the cop on the heavy setting, which i don't use all the time (i prefer the v... Read More

Positive Review

First look: just as described in various reviews, everything with packaging is carefully designed and aesthetically pleasing to look at.

Neutral Review

A friend of mine had the v-moda crossfade lp2's and we compared.

Neutral Review

Competitiveness

They weigh more than my 598s and are just bigger.

Positive Review

I also bought a fiio e10k amp/dac, it's mind blowing with high gain turned on (this little device also turns your cheap speaker... Read More

Positive Review

I recently purchased a pair of iems by beyerdynamic (dx 160 ie) and i was blown away by them.

Neutral Review

I did find that the custom one pro benefited from the tiny beyerdynamic a200p dac/amp combo which i now use in both lap top and iphone.

Neutral Review

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This product had a total of 367 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 6 2022.

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Most positive review

superb quality, good price, and I really love the bass ports - it lets you experience a song in many different ways

Most authentic review

The more I listen to these headphones, the more I like them. They're not my favorite headphones, but they're pretty darn close... Read More

The more I listen to these headphones, the more I like them. They're not my favorite headphones, but they're pretty darn close (I only like my Sennheiser 598s better, and I think I like these slightly better than my Sennheiser HD-25-1-ii).These are actually kind of curious headphones in that they have the adjustable bass settings. This is done by changing how much sound is allowed out (I think). Fully closed, these sounds a bit weak on the bass (but still discernible and audible, a testament to how good these headphones are) , but it does make them a bit more resistant to hearing outside noise. On fully open the bass sounds wholesome and pretty full (I usually have them in this setting). And in a sense, these are hybrid cans, since they are mostly closed back, but can be somewhat open backed.It took me a while to write this review (I've already had them for 8 months) because I mainly used them for gaming (you can buy a boom headset from Beyer, but I bought mine from V-Moda because it was cheaper). It's really nice to have the simple 1/8 connector that's on the headphone, so its easy to buy a replacement cable or get one with a mobile phone style microphone or a full on mic (I actually got a bad one, and Amazon kindly replaced for free).For, me these headphones fill kind of a weird niche. I bought these mainly for their sound isolation, which is pretty good. Someone can be talking right next to me, and if I have music on, I can't hear them. I thought these headphones would be pretty good on the go, mainly due to their sound isolation. They partially are. Commuting on a train or bus (or even airplane) with these would be fine. You wouldn't hear that much except for the really pretty loud sounds (like airplane or bus engines). The problem I have with them is they are so big.... They weigh more than my 598s and are just bigger. They can get hot and a bit uncomfortable after a 4 or 5 hours of use. Since I bought these, I bought the HD-25s (and I had a pair of V-Moda crossfades LPs which I used as portable headphones) which are much smaller and generally more portable, so now I basically only use these for gaming now (which they excel at, might I add. The sound is accurate and balanced such that certain sounds aren't washed away. The isolation is also good for gaming so you don't have outside noise affecting your ability to hear).That being said, if I didn't have 598s, I would use these a lot more. The sound on these headphones is VERY good. Since these can change how the bass sounds, you can have them from pretty flat to pretty bassy. The soundstage on these is pretty good. Between the comfort and the soundstage on the 598s, they edge out the C1Ps overall, but that's not to say the C1Ps don't sound good, in fact they sound very good. I would recommend these headphones if these fit your needs. Read Less