hyperx cloud II are so much better for gaming!
Im selling my 770 pro 5 days after I bought them, the sound is high quality but they just dont deliver the punch in gaming!

also i can max out the volume with hyper x cloud without any sort of distortion, while these beyordynamic 770 pro will distort the sound and sound crappy just a bit after half way of max volume.

trust me on the hyperx cloud i used them for 5 years and they lasted just like when I got them first time, u can max out and they will always deliver the punch.. after i sell these 770 pro im buying a new pair of hyperx cloud 2.

here u have an honest opinion and advice!

Your face when hyper are shit
100 bux you ain't getting anything great

Just because they good for music
Doesn't relate to gaming

dt770s are fucking amazing shut up LOL

Sounds like somebody just needs a nice DAC/AMP, onboard must be garbage.

no fucking shit
its apparent the knowledge around these forums

People still say m50s
Are good for gaming
Those people should be shot

Wasn't that you
Few yrs ago
El oh el

Told you to get 32 Ohm version for easier load but you insisted to get 80 Ohm instead and take the risk that your onboard might not be sufficient for them and now you are saying they are shit? Ok.

If volume is all you want get what ever suits you but those DT770 will beat those headsets for sound quality any day.

yes i never said u didnt tell me good stuff, i was joking man
the sound quality of these headphones is easily noticeable higher compared to hyperx, but i just think i had a much more meaningful punch with the hyperx
and they would never distort like when speakers cant handle it no more like what happens with these byerdynamics, lots of sound quality but if u push the volume too high they cant handle it

vittujenkevat do u think an amp would provide volume without having these heaphones shitting themselves like they do now at higher volumes?
is this crappy high volume distortion an ohms thing or whatever.. it looks like the headphones speakers just cant handle no more.. or is it something from the sound source?