Now THIS is how you make an entrance! - Beyerdynamic Free BYRD

[@necrojoe]

One test that seems stupid, but is important: do the earbuds still fit in the charger case with the largest included eartips installed. My Mifo O5 don't fit with the foam eartips, nor could my previous two different earbuds.

[@paulkim2455]

this happened to me as well

[@thecamarokid4230]

I've never thought of this but I totally agree

[@necromniconlives]

Agreed this needs to be tested in every video

[@Elwon20]

...just get smaller ears?

[@user-fe7bo5mm1o]

@@Elwon20 fr

[@TRX25EX]

I think should have compared it to XM4s of Sony, they are ahead of Airpods and makes sense to be compared to this since Sony focused on Sound quality more than Apple did

[@GothicPotato2]

It would have been nice to have the XM4s in the mix, but given the market presence of Airpods I think it was a good idea for them to use those as the base control.

[@sephondranzer]

The XM4 is a nightmare to wear in your ear. It transcends discomfort to outright pain, while barely barely being better in ANC and sound quality.

[@christianvonb609]

@@sephondranzer hard disagree on that. I wear mine for full workdays without any discomfort. You should probably get smaller foam tips.

[@daasdingo]

@@sephondranzer I found the quality great, but they hurt like hell after a while, even with the smallest eartips

[@jonhtte]

Same thought!

[@AlexDeg92]

I'm not a fanatic of ads but I did buy a pair of vessi 2 years ago and yes I did had issue after almost a year but got a new pair free since they have a one year warranti and end up gbuying a pair for my wife it's really good the only thing I'll say is that they are defenitly warm so don't put them during very hot day if you don't want your feet to smell horrible. But contrast to this in winter they defenitly can keep you warm as long as you don't litteraly walk in a meter of snow it will be good enough and yes indeed keep your feet un-wet. Thanks vessi and thanks LTT to have make this sponsor 2 years ago

[@robbie99us]

I can relate so much to that intro haha that guitar solo hits

[@Love4everFree]

I was so so sold until the AirPods Pro beat them out in ANC. Agh the new ones can't come out soon enough. My AirPods Pro are older hardware and have that horrendous buzzing issue.

[@sinewave999]

siliCONE is a rubbery material. SiliCON is a type of hard mineral

[@mrrw0lf]

actually i didnt hear a big difference between their mic but found the free byrd to soud better actually ( dt1990pro and video played in 4k)

[@costafilh0]

Incredible how crappy headset mics are! I guess it will get better overtime as they already did but the difference compared to HQ audio is mindblowing!

[@Sycco]

Oh, nice presentation, Adam! Usually I hate your guts for no good reason, but this time you don't seem as smug (I actually feel bad for feeling this way, but usually can't help it). Seems like you're either working on it or just getting more used to the camera, but this is really nice.

[@MrDangerousshark]

Love this guy, always happy to watch him!

[@jokesinyourpants]

great review, glad linus picked this guy up

[@JohnDoe-xp4iy]

They should have Dan do all audio reviews since he's well versed in audio quality. Edit: Adam didn't do a bad job by any means.

[@mmgbtv]

Dan's secret account here...

[@RAHelllord]

Listening to this review on my Beyerdynamic Lagoon ANC, an older pair of bluetooth headphones they make, seems weirdly fitting. But the big question: can those free byrds be repaired? That's the big thing that makes Beyerdynamic usually stand out because I could even repair my DT 990 from 1987 earlier this year with new replacement parts directly from beyerdynamic.

[@mattymattffs]

There's no way you're repairing anything this small lmao

[@rustler08]

Lol, you think you're going to be repairing that? The thing is sweat-proof, you're not doing anything to them but filing a warranty claim. You need to look into IEM life, it's not the same realm as headphones

[@RAHelllord]

I have the tools to repair shit even that small, and handing these over to a proper repair shop that do it for the customer would also work if they can order the parts. Drivers, plastic cases, new batteries would all be easy to repair if they glue them shut in a way that can be undone by heat, and have that glue applied already on the replacement parts. Just because you guys can't do it doesn't mean nobody can.

[@EmilJonsson94]

What I miss when testing microphones on headphones... Do it in real life. In a car, on a train or similar things. I find AirPod Pros working very bad compared to the original AirPods. Sony headphones doesn't work outside or if you cook food. They pick up everything except your voice. Would be great to have some more testing regarding this subject

[@T.K.F.]

Try out sport cozy tws earbuds

[@jeffsims7386]

Make audio unboxing Dan again.

[@jorjorwell123]

What app is he using for music?

[@gedeuchnixan3830]

Doesn´t Beyer have learned from the Custom Street backlash? The reduced freq. range in the hights didn´t went well on the Custom Streets, why should Beyer customers have now changed their minds about reduced frequency range? 22K isn´t high enough, for really natural hights we need at least 30-32K (things like triangles, bells e.g go very high and even we don´t activly hear it, audiophiles notice if those hights are there or not, differents is listening to an audio file compared to feeling like standing right next to the real thing).

[@Syed_Abrar_Uddin]

I think the microphone is pretty bad as per the sample heard hopefully they can make it better

[@mcnaugha]

What phone were you using there? Did it support aptX Adaptive? If it doesn’t then you’re probably wasting your time enabling lossless and aren’t giving these earbuds the chance to show themselves off at the highest quality audio they can output.

[@TheJQ54]

I'm excited to see the stats of devices like this with the expensive audio heads ltt got their hands on

[@disadadi8958]

earbuds & IEMs are hard to measure with rigs.

[@shared29]

@@disadadi8958 no they aren't

[@scarecrow5848]

@@shared29 they are. DankPods explained why many times and it's why you need a super expensive mic rig to be able to monitor the sound.

[@shared29]

@@scarecrow5848 any 711 clone can do the job w a decent consistency. Also dankpods uses the minidsp ears that are pretty bad for measuring iems/headphones.

[@vincentellsworth7905]

TWS wont be able to touch even cheap IEM's

[@spectresoul0]

Maybe try having a fan next to you when doing the ANC test, my Sony's XM3 buds have this issue that even though they're silent everywhere, if you take them outside you will hear the wind brushing against them, which totally defies the point of ANC if I get extra noise, I could see that happening with this beyers due to how much they stick out. Also, some headphones have this issue where the ANC mic captures the wind and amplifies it instead of reducing it, so yeah, wind is important when testing ANC. I hope you take this into consideration! Apart from that great video as always!

[@davidbelecci6970]

I know what u mean. This is a major win for AirPod Pros. They are excellent while walking or cycling in the wind, even in transparency mode they don’t amplify the wind. Even better than my non ANC in ear buds from QCY and Jaybird.

[@joesatchton212]

Few, including LTT, ever mention the huge downside to foam [Comply] eartips: the TCO. You will regularly need to purchase new foam eartips and if they're Comply, the price is gonna add up quickly. Yes, there are objective sound and isolation benefits to foam/Comply tips. But you can wash/clean quality silicone ear tips. You throw out and replace Comply tips.

[@MrGamelover23]

What's tco?

[@joesatchton212]

@@MrGamelover23 TCO = Total cost of ownership. A simple example is inkjet printers. Sure, the inkjet printers on the market are cheap for what they can do. But...check the prices for those replacement ink cartridges. Consumables are where companies get you most in your wallet. Which is exactly why considerations of TCO are critical and essential. So I love LTT, but they never ever mention the TCO of quality foam tips like Comply, which quite frankly, are the only ones worth buying in the first place but are really expensive. So unless you want to use filthy, compressed, earwax filled Comply foam tips beyond a few weeks [depending on your IEM listening habits], you'd better be prepared to blow a good bit of cash on those tips over the lifetime of the IEMs themselves. Which is why I only use Sony Hybrid silicon tips on all my IEMs with the right sized nozzles.. 85%+ of the seal with the right sizes and 100% reusuable/washable/cleanable..

[@dany0320]

Would't warranty cover that? the manual doesn't mention that you must replace the eartips (at least in the sony xm4) so if they wear out during warranty period they should cover it

[@Neoxon619]

It’s interesting to see how much competition has come up in the wireless earbuds space since the introduction of AirPods. I’m actually in the market for a new pair considering that my original AirPods are having a hard time holding a charge, so I appreciate these videos helping me with my search.

[@DJkcm1]

Im super hyped for the new Yamaha TW-e7b. They should be available next week.

[@cinnamon4183]

for some reason you are always at the top of every LTT video, i swear xD

[@l4k3]

Because he writes npc comments.

[@gignerpatch7804]

I've really enjoyed everything soundcore has put out. My soundcore 3's are by far my favorite earbuds. The app is by far the best I've used when it comes to customizing controls and the sorts (Sony, and jbls apps are trash)

[@FrontyardSoccer]

may want to wait until later this year and see what Airpod Pro 2’s offer. rumored to have lossless bluetooth. Seems like Qualcomm is still far away

[@RealWorldReview]

Crazy how AirPods went from the biggest joke to the best control device (for only the Pro of course, the normal AirPods are horrendous)

[@TalesOfWar]

The 3rd gen regular AirPods are a pretty big upgrade from the older ones, they're closer to the Pro's.

[@eomoran]

Even if The pros never came out, regular AirPods would have been the comparison as those are the “control”. Sony XM4s stand a chance at the headphone comparison but I don’t know if it’s as effective. Way more people have AirPods and AirPod pros than anyone does any other specific earbud or headphone type

[@RealWorldReview]

@@TalesOfWar still have 0 seals, making the quality pointless if you can hear everything around you

[@falsemcnuggethope]

@@RealWorldReview There are situations where it's better to have no isolation. Not everyone uses headphones only in noisy places.

[@FeijSmoothie]

Original airpods are super comfortable and dont extend out the ear too much. I use them as an open back earphone with wireless. Also because they dont extend out the earhole too much theyre perfect for sleeping with. Im sure the airpod pros are better if u want actual seal.

[@demetter7936]

This guy is really annoying, I prefer Dan, he’s much more technical and less obnoxious.

[@colinmartin9797]

A detail that I think is NEVER mentioned in TWS and wireless products is that their almost ubiquitous "extra bass" is there for a reason. It's not just because that's what people like in EQ, but no matter what level of ANC or isolation you have, when you're out of the house, unless your commute to work is a nature walk through an empty field, there will be destructive interference at the low end from everything - buses, trains, ferries, car tires, the thump of your feet hitting the ground (the highs do this too, but not as intensely) so every indoor test of wireless products really should include an outdoor test as well, with the low rumble and drone of more than just airplane noises piped through a laptop. Because even bassier non-wireless cans like my meze 99's suddenly sound a lot less overbearing on the low end when I'm wearing them on the train or ferry, and they isolate pretty well. I'm still looking for a good TWS alternative to airpods, and the closest I've found so far is the 1more comfobuds. They're small, light, the case shape and size is flawless, and they have a setting for WIND NOISE SPECIFIC ANC, which is absolutely stellar as a cyclist, and apple/samsung can't do for crap. Sound is okay, kinda neutral, but for $80 they smash the overall package of the galaxy buds pro's and their broken ANC.

[@jankolbe2879]

Never thought about this but my Aiaiai TMA-2 sound a little too warm for me indoors while a love them outdoors. Makes a lot of sense now!

[@GiulianoM14]

There's a difference between mid bass and sub bass. A sub bass boost is recommended in this case. But a mid bass boost can make everything muddy sounding.

[@colinmartin9797]

@@GiulianoM14 no, that's not how it works at all mate. It's algebra physics of waves. Destructive interference can't just be circumvented by pushing the extra DB further down the EQ into sub bass. The mid bass frequencies is where the destructive interference is coming from. Boosting the sub bass would just make the mid bass feel even more recessed. You need to boost the mid bass to overcome some of the destructive interference of your surroundings. That's why these "lifestyle" cans and meze 99's do it. They're specifically designed for mid bass destructive interference. I agree than if you want punchier sound in a more ideal listening environment, sub bass is where to add it. But it doesn't work in the "outdoor" cases.

[@Flummiification]

got sonys a few moths ago and am pretty happy with them. would have gotten these if they were out since I really like beyerdynamic. though the lack of LDAC support is a huge counter argument at this quality

[@vincentellsworth7905]

get an IEM if you want sound quality ;even in 100 years wireless sound won't be as good as wired and I doubt it'll ever get close

[@pyroguyman096]

I've had my eyes on the Sony WF-1000XM4 (seriously Sony, get better names though) for a good while now. Just can't afford them. If that's what you have, how is the battery life on them, and are they at all comfortable to have in while laying down on your side?

[@JoshYxVdM]

@@vincentellsworth7905 if wireless earbuds support the spec of the source audio then they will sound exactly as good as an identical set of buds using a wired connection. (All other things being equal). Most streaming services offer audio quality that is well within spec for wireless earbuds, especially with LDAC support.

[@vincentellsworth7905]

@@JoshYxVdM within spec sure, but find me a LOSSLESS wireless codec. I'll wait

[@mhmahasoso5138]

Honestly this was important for me too when I decided which ones to buy a while until I realized my Spotify doesn’t support lossless yet and AAC is totally fine for the currently best music quality Spotify offers. Don’t overvalue these things. I tried LDAC with a s21 ultra and Amazon music lossless and didn’t really notice any differences.

[@GreenStorm01]

Simply a company that doesn't disappoint.

[@the1observer]

Beyerdynamic DT770 pros are amazing. From a noob to this, the step up was mind-blowing.

Agree, I'm listening to this on one. And this is my second pair of them. And probably get a third one if this dies in some unrepairable way (and it has really good serviceability which I was not aware of with the first pair; my second pair already got new ear pads).

[@donroxitheoverthinker]

really that good ? cause they are 139...pretty cheap if u consider shitty sonys are 200+

[@the1observer]

@@donroxitheoverthinker As a noob with a 30$ amazon rgb headset, it is mind-blowing. For an audiophile maybe this is barely scratching the surface but to me the difference was day and night.

[@thethingthatshouldnotbe3035]

@@donroxitheoverthinker they arent the best headphones to ever see the light of day, but you certainly can never go wrong with these. Especially if youre just gaming and listening to music or watching a movie from time to time, dont waste your money on anything else. Mine are now almost seven years old, i believe? Never had a problem whatsoever. You just have to replace the ear pads from time to time (maybe every 2-3 years).

[@orange_man_from]

I love my 770 pros. Sure I added a touch of bass in a custom equalizer but they are certainly awesome. I'm looking to buy a separate DAC to remove PC noise (even though my mobo does a nice job, I wanna do more upgrades! Goodbye money!)

[@btfr5129]

Beyerdynamic TWS? Interesting

[@TechWithBruno]

Love the brand, their headphones are elite and last for years. Really excited to test this.

[@TheJubess]

this is probably not as durable as a lot of their other products given the battery degradation.

[@TechWithBruno]

@@TheJubess Yap, agreed, it is something very different than their usual products. But I'm still excited to see how it goes

[@darktrexcz]

Dt770 were my first audiophile headphones, i now own a few pairs of headphones, my most recent purchase being beyerdynamic tygr 300r and these are the best sounding open backs ive ever heard. Beyerdynamic has been releasing a lot of good products as of late.

[@N0N0111]

You can buy 2 whole decent backup phones for $250 Sound products always have the most highest price tags, the snakeoil is just insane.

[@CanIHasThisName]

If you want a cheap sound product, don't look at higher ranges of true wireless earbuds.

[@jurgisflorijonasvaiginis3427]

ldac is sony exlusive - barely any accesories use it to connect if not sony branded.

[@muneeb-khan]

Really useful impression, added a lot more useful details compared to the last ShortCircuit Adam hosted. Good stuff!

[@McDoucheVonDouche]

Kudos for testing headphones with the only band that really matters. Steely Dan!

[@Obscure19]

Beyerdynamic is definitely my go-to brand for audio equipment. Currently listening to this with my MMX 300's.

[@Mechanical-Animal]

Eventhough I love my DT 1770, I'll stick with my Sony WF-XM4s for wireless. They're just too damn good.

[@RonnieTheFish]

I love my Sony WF-XM3s .. I have yet to try the XM4s

[@Mechanical-Animal]

@@RonnieTheFish I had the XM3s. The XM4s are a significant improvement in sound, wireless connectivity, tech and noise cancelling. Make the jump whenever you can.

[@RonnieTheFish]

@@Mechanical-Animal Awesome thanks for the info friend :)

[@liamh6197]

Beyerdynamic headphones are brilliant. The first thing I saved up for when I got my first part time job was a pair of DT-990 premiums and headphone amp like 12 years ago. Still Incredible headphones today. Will likely upgrade from my airpod pro’s to these.

[@KaoruSugimura]

The mics on the beyer were significantly better. The apple airpods made you sound older and sort of raspy like those old classic films. Isolation sounded better on the apple airpods as the beyer had some background noise to it but in terms of accuracy the beyer was definitely better.

[@Horizontalvertigo]

Yeah, I preferred the Beyer's mic too, processed it may be but it seemed to have more clarity. At least to my ears.

[@luminationunite]

The Beyers sounded horribly overprocessed and you can hear how incredibly artifacted and choppy the sound is. The airpods Pro in comparison sound much cleaner albeit with a huge mid hump, likely intentional to emphasize the human voice.

[@Fluffypotato1990]

Agreed, idk what dude was thinking that the Airpods sounded better. The Beyer sounded more natural.

[@RomanianF1Offical]

Petition for Denis to do a Short Circuit

[@falsemcnuggethope]

It's Dennis, unless you want to see a denis

[@tissot233]

I am huge fan of Beyerdynamics "house sound". Have had their 990 Pro, DT1990, T1 and countless wired earbuds over the years and even when going for more expensive headphones like Focals I just see myself gravitating back to example DT1990 that are half the price. Unfortunately just bought Jabra Elite 4 Active, but maybe in years time I'll try these out. How you are describing them with the intimacy of vocals, more sparkle on highs and the quality of bass is the reason I love Beyerdynamics.

[@PushyPawn]

Still love my Sony XM4's and not even close to thinking of changing.

[@kayburcky7146]

~150$ and i said f*ck yeah, thats propably gonna be worth it but 250 (229€ in germany) is just too much for me. Imagine you lose one of em how fckin mad would you be. Nah. I'll stay with my pair of 30$ realme buds air 2 neo for the foreseeable future.

[@gokuljosh1186]

That intro was sick, need to clip it for future use.

[@i.t9390]

Just buy akg 361bt if you want an audiophile experience while on the go

[@GiulianoM14]

Wonder how it compares to the Sony XM4 tws. (The top of the line right now imo, tho I still have to EQ them a bit, they are just too warm).

[@Dyshonoring]

dont get how everyone says airpods pro are the biggest competitors when xm4s blows them away in every test, would have loved the xm4s in this test too

[@TrioLOLGamers]

One fun thing: Samsung phones don't have Qualcomm adaptive aptx, not even aptx HD. But they have aptx... Even if lots of their devices have a Qualcomm processor, no APTX even in Developer options. And the setting was there before, but not anymore. Thanks Samsung.

[@AniketSen]

woah that segway to the sponsor was a........miss i guess.....maybe LTT top pros should do a course on how to segwey to sponsorships....jk

[@LoupBlancEA]

Beyerdynamic is popular in the studio not because they are the most faithful reference but because they are durable and can be plugged into a hot signal. Good for monitoring live sound.

[@adamlanghans]

I can't stand all of these headphones having Alexa built in. Keep your bloatware out of my head.

[@Reilaos]

FREEEEEEBIRD

[@FredGreen182]

They should just remove the microphones in these things, every time I have a call with someone wearing wireless earbuds it's a pain to understand them. Imagine spending 150+USD and sounding the same as a 10 USD PC mic from 1999

[@falsemcnuggethope]

It would definitely be a useful feature to choose if you want to use phone or headphone mic in a call. Too bad smartphone audio controls are so archaic.

[@sushimshah2896]

Conclusion from mic test, even a $10-20 wired headphone with in-line mic would sound 10x better!!

[@intetx]

I would like someone to make wireless ear buds with replaceable rechargeable batteries.

[@techdrummer]

Adam, by the way you described the audio quality of the instrumentation and the individual placement of the drums in the recording, are you a musician as well? Thank you for the attention to audio detail most people don't consider, and the level of knowledge you bring to the table at LTT! Cheers! 🍻

[@blumac9801]

I do really get that vibe that he is also a musician too

[@DarthLeopard]

As a non-musician (though avid music enjoyer) I also pick up on these qualities. I think most people that really analyze music will.

[@amrus3550]

$250 is too much for a wageslave such as myself. Moving on.

[@RetiredRhetoricalWarhorse]

So stupid question: If the DT 770 Pro are more or less like a de facto standard in professional audio gear (that's what I understood at least), and they cost no more than 180$... why the hell do headphones 300$ and up exist? Or can you not use reference headphones to actually listen to music?

[@TheMoonlightTV]

can we appreciate the fact for a second for him having Gojira in his playlist on Apple music on an Android device

[@rammidadevil]

And Mastodon... 'Crack the Sky' is a bloody good song to test any headset.

[@rupbhatt]

Nice, now we need a 600 Ohm version of this.

[@Nonixification]

Its 2022, why would anyone want that big wine cork hanging out of their skull? What they were thinking?!?

[@maxducoudray]

How you know someone doesn't actually play the guitar: they call a pick a plectrum.

[@thecop2482]

Please review the Moza R9 from Sim-Motion! (Racing Wheelbase) I'd love to hear your thoughts on it :)

[@rollingtroll]

Typical modern Beyer to have a V-curve unfortunately. They used to be much more neutral. The old DT150 is still an amazing pair of cans (massive tip there). The DT770 pro isn't half bad either. But the open stuff they made in the 80's, 90's and beyond is just... BIt v-ish. Bit hyped. Definitely NOT bad, but well... With AKG and AudioTechnica being a thing as well at the same price range...

[@DominicKrall]

If they go in your ear, they are EARPHONES. If they go on your head, they are HEADPHONES. When will you get it right? ;)

[@DrBreezeAir]

Where's the rotating rat, though?

[@samevans515]

Free Byrd a Venture by Marty and Wendy Byrd.

[@BernicePanders]

I am just incredibly depressed that the super hot hoodie he's wearing is $100+ with shipping... I would wear that thing literally every time I left my apartment, if I could come anywhere near affording one... 💔💔💔😭😭😭

[@dallin9731]

Thought a comparison of these against the Sony WF XM4s would make more sense, great video otherwise.

[@eliadbu]

I think the momentum true wireless 3 would even be a better comparison because they have the same MSRP, and they are kinda equivalent in feature set.

[@bedast]

One test I’d like to see more of with ANC meeting earbuds much more commonly is how they perform in wind. My Soundcore anc earbuds are fine, but because anc uses the microphones to generate the noise offset pattern, wind hitting the mic on my Soundcore earbuds creates wind noise in my ears. I don’t recall having this problem with past anc earbuds. Maybe something worth including in your new labs testing.

[@falsemcnuggethope]

My Soundcore Q30 has the same problem. Also, not a chance having a voice call outdoors with these. Mediocre headphones with good battery.

[@bedast]

@@falsemcnuggethope The sad thing is, the Soundcore Life A2 NC sound really good for the price (currently around $70, I paid $80 over a year ago). I'm by no means an audiophile, but I'm still picky. I just can't use the ANC nor the pass through outdoors because even a mild breeze hitting those mics is distracting. With previous earbuds with audio pass through, I enjoyed that feature when walking the dogs so that I could be aware of my surroundings. I've been considering an upgrade, but I've been burned on expensive audio products so much that I refuse to spend a ton of money, and it seems Soundcore is one of the rare brands with decent audio for cheap (as opposed to, say, Raycon which sound like every other cheap garbage I've tried). I've been a fan of Beyerdynamic for quite a long time, having owned a set of DT770 Pro for about a decade (they're getting worn out, time to replace those as well, probably with the same model). So the earbuds are attractive to me, but that price... For now, my sub-100-dollar earbuds are getting me by.

[@Prophet1cus]

This is little more than an unboxing and feature overview vid. The personal opinion on sound is just that. The impression of hearing more detail could just have been a volume difference (louder = perceived as better / more details can be heard). It's time to put that expensive crash dummy head to use.

[@Rkcuddles]

Boooo vessie booo don’t buy shoes from them. The squeak within days and the glue falls apart within one year of light use

[@wouterhenderickx6293]

I know I'm kinda nitpicking here, but LDAC isn't lossless. It is one of the highest quality bluetooth codecs available at the moment, but some data is still omitted from the stream.

[@eliadbu]

LDAC is proprietary (at least the decoder). Since it already has aptX, adding another proprietary codec will drive the cost up.

[@stephenreiter6585]

I am very interested, but I have some questions. How much they weigh, but more importantly, where in your ear that weight sits. Is it well spread out, or well balanced across the ear? Do they remain comfortable if you wear them for the full 11 hours, how do they feel after 3 or 4 day's with them in for 11 hours a day? Does the way they sit cause strain inside the ear canal? How well do they stay in place if you lay on your side or back

[@Z4KIUS]

wireless headphones should go onto your head in the first place but besides that, physical source switcher, no multipoint nonsense, just click and switch

[@lasbrujazz]

It was Master of Puppets. Now, Free Bird? This my man.

[@nubsandbolts920]

Where u paid by these guys? Because u just repeated the Sony WF-1000XM4... review word for word.. Im sus cuz i have the sony's...

[@mackazelo]

Does this headphones have wireless charging?

[@BigBallBearingturBo]

Gotta do the headshake test!

[@1samc]

Excellent choice of poem 🕊️

[@hassaanbk]

The review seemed hella biased, he didn't correctly describe the ANC, only talked about the sound and barely mentioned the price, didn't even talk about how secure the fit is, and failed to show the pairing process. This "first look" was incredibly unhelpful.

[@nubsandbolts920]

Yea those make your ears look like they are Bolted to your head XD ughli.... BTW ....look suspiciously like Mah WF-1000XM4's from the recycled materials to the buds, earpieces and case. The XM'4 Buds are like trippy good. Sound quality, Noise cancelling (WHICH I am New to SOO Awesome) call quality, quality quality lol. I got the black ones new on Prime day for $160 Ill prolly rock these for years... Sony does Noise cancelling/ boosting very well.

[@valsinats4083]

Guys, has anyone encountered a problem - one earphone turns off after 2-3 minutes and does not work. At the same time, it glows green all the time, although it shouldn’t. The program shows 100% charge. It's an incomprehensible thing.

[@GameDevMadeEasy]

$249.00 for the beyerdynamic Free BYRD vs $249.00 AirPods Pro or $179.00 for AirPods (3rd generation) So, the cost scale is the same, but it definitely seems like the beyerdynamic has a slight edge to me.

[@chrisogrady28]

There's no such thing as good sounding wireless headphones, bluetooth is trash

[@hsnbrky]

I tried get a free BYRD but they charged me some money, disappointing...

[@redmcbeard4230]

Thumbs up for the “beedoo” freebird cover.

[@Captnemo563]

Who is this.... actin a fool out the gate ... linus u sneaky beautiful man u got me to watch this silly dude who clearly doesn't beleave in this product.

[@khog143]

Parquet Courts lyrics, easy win

[@eljaystudios1337]

6:48 Is that mfking JoJo refference?

[@DavidMadeira29]

"I still couldn't buy a cheap mannequin to finish my stupid mount in the box..."

[@rolfathan]

Can we get titles that tell us what the video is about? Before I unsub?

[@MrHiglon]

Can you use them on pc? Any software for setting them up on pc?

[@Winterjas]

You simply use your pc bluetooth (if it has that), no specific software available so you still need the phone app to update and change settings.

[@AirBudProMax]

I've got the DT990 and the DT1770. If I didn't already have the AKG N400nc TWS, I'd take a serious look at these.

[@mltdnmatthe]

As a long time Beyerdynamic fan (already equipped with DT770 Pros, DT1990 Pros and DT700 Pro Xs) I was literally waiting for this review. I've seen some but really wanted to hear from a "trusted" KZbinr. I just bought them right after this video.

[@nneeerrrd]

LOL you call these amateurs "trusted". Maybe they don't lie, but their audio tastes and listening experience are so lame

[@mltdnmatthe]

@@nneeerrrd I am an Audio Engineer myself and I know what it is all about. If I have no chance to have a listen to these headphones on my own, I have to rely on other opinions. Data-Sheets are useless in these cases. So if there are many unanimous reviews on the Internet and one of them is by LTT, and if I have trust in the company Beyerdynamic, I feel confident enough to buy some. Because this is the closest I can get to understanding how they sound without listening to them.

[@Klackala]

how have they been so far? really interested!

[@mltdnmatthe]

@@Klackala They do a lot of Things very good. BUT the high end is very underwhelming to me, sounds like a ca. -8dB shelf at aroubd 12kHz to me. It is however adjustable with EQ in the App and on Android Stock EQ. I think it is pretty annoying that the announcer does occur everytime you switch Noise cancelling or transparency modes. I often could not hear, what people said to me because the announcer said "TRANSPARENCY MODE". I would love to be able to customize the tap combinations. This is all stuff that beyerdynamic can adjust via Software/Firmware update.

[@Klackala]

@@mltdnmatthe thank you for that answer, really helpful! are you planning to stick with them despite these things?

[@williameldridge9382]

Oh look at that, Vessi still sucks because they don't offer half-sizes. I have been a 10.5 my entire adult life, in every brand of shoe I have ever worn. I know my size. So don't try to tell me a 10 or 11 will work for me. Just because my foot fits in the shoe, doesn't make it comfortable or healthy. Now as to the subject of the video. I use DT 770 Pro's on a daily basis and absolutely LOVE them. They are the best-sounding headphones on the market, hands down, at any price point. I'd be interested to see what those ear buds sound like and feel like. I have very sensitive ears. Foam ear plugs, even custom-made ones, give me a throbbing headache (no it's not an allergy) and the pressure from lightweight headphones on my ears causes my ears to absolutely throb after half an hour or so.

[@Fottow]

This feels like it's really trying to like these earbuds....Not a fan of the Airpods Pro, especially the fact that there is no easy way to re-assign controls without a kludgy hack , and the pretty restrictive in-ear fit (f that makes any sense). But - pretty clunky controls, LARGE size and sub-par microphone are pretty nonchalantly brushed off in this review. Or is that just me?

[@adricp9308]

I would ask if you could walk around a mall, or an airport and listen to music/call and see if they have connectivity issues. I swear EVERY ear bud apart from over the head, and apple earbuds have problems popping and temporarily loosing connection.

[@ellowell8160]

I hardly care about battery life. Audio quality and ANC is mostly comparable these days. You know why I use Airpod Pros? The case is thin. All these alternatives have the same thick cases that stick WAY out of your pocket and look goofy as hell. No one seems to care about it. Do you guys all carry handbags?