beyerdynamic DT-770 Pro 80 Ohms

Finally, my DT-770's have arrived, I was eyeing these for about 2 months now, going back and forth "should I go for 880 or perhaps 990 or 80ohm or 250 ohm or 770" - as I simply like the way they look.

Regardless, I went with 80 ohm ones and these headphones are kind of a benchmark for every day use headphones for me. Now, I am no audiophile, but I can tell a good pair of cans from bad ones - and these ones do justice on all fronts.

To immediately go into the single and only bad thing these headphones have... or do not have is... the non-detachable cable, meaning if you mess your cable up, yea, you gotta send them back in. If Beyerdynamic could step up to have a detachable cable for these bad boys, that would be more than amazing.

Now onto awesome stuff. Many reviewers here will say that they are "bass heavy", and well... they're really not that bass heavy? I've gone through Beats headphones, Razer Crapkens - THOSE are bass-heavy and not the best sound, at all. But 770's naturally have a bit more "bassier" side due to being closed back headphones. The sound leak is minimal and only if you're blazing the music at high volumes.

The comfort deserves more than 5 stars - those bunny rabbits on your ears are just amazing. Just as a testament to how amazed and awesome these headphones are, I have received my brand new guitar in the same shipment as these headphones. After putting on these headphones I simply sat there and listened to music, that is how amazing they are.

For closure, I run these headphones through Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 3rd Gen audio interface and you achieve the "medium-to-high" volume at 60% of the knob-turn. At 100%, you can listen to it, but that's just blazing and a bit too loud.

Final words, the only reason why I gave Quality 4 stars is because of the non-detachable cable - if you are careful with your cables and you want a pair of amazing cans, look no further.

If you come from a user who has had bass-heavy headphones in the past (I had the skullcandy crushers), you may find the low-end a bit underwhelming at first but give it one or two days of continuous listening and you will realise that these headphones produce really detailed mids and highs and clean mid/sub bass.
Sound stage in general is great on well-produced tracks. Songs mastered poorly will actually sound worse on these (which is a good thing if you're into production).
I have used these for four days now on Spotify with streaming quality set to 'Very High', have enjoyed them thoroughly and I'm satisfied with my purchase.
The only downside, as others have pointed out, is that it does not have a detachable cable but it's a minor issue in my opinion.
My MacBook Pro (2015) is easily able to drive these without an external amp and I usually set the volume to 60-70% which I guess is loud enough for most people.