The price tag may be a little steep, but the comfort, sound, and reliability are worth it.

Great sound, AMAZING COMFORT, and built to last a nuke.

and I love the comfort

In summary, the DT770 affords the buyer a warm sound signature and a definite bass/mid-bass emphasis with excellent build quality, comfort, and remains an excellent buy.

I'm not going to wax poetic about the sound of horse-hair bows whooshing through the air between notes or the trumpet player's feet shuffling as he empties his spit valve, but if you spend time editing audio, you will appreciate the resolution top to bottom, as well as the comfort during extended wear

Comfort for me is superb and initial clamping

Great sound quality, excellent comfort

However, if you're like me who works in front of a computer for hours and likes to listen to music for long periods of time, the D770 are the way to go, simply because of their amazing comfort

Compared to similar headphones these have a big soundstage which I really like and overall the sound quality is a huge step up coming from my old Bose Quiet Comfort headphones

Very bright sound, but comfort is good.

The sound was amazing and the comfort was incredible

I tried a pair of Beyerdynamic Quiet Comfort 15 headphones that belong to a friend and was blown away by the cone of silence they create in active noise-cancellation mode, so I know this kind of noise _can_ be blocked with the proper technology

And the comfort is pretty good

With the velour pads, rather than the vinyl covered foam found in many headphones in this range, the comfort is quite good

Comfort is good

All in all these are amazing headphones with extraordinary comfort, sound, and quality that you would come to expect from Beyerdynamic.

I have a cheap-o sound card, and this time I did notice a sound quality increase when using the amp

I have a cheap-o sound card, and this time I did notice a sound quality increase when using the amp

As well I found one with a more appealing L and R if you click "Thing Details" and click the TinkerCAD link, then find the one under "Original & Copies" on that page.

n’t loose on my head either