Denon AH-D5200 vs Hifiman Sundara

Now as far as accessories that's pretty much it. The main thing you're paying for here is a very high end very well made headphone. You know first thi...

This is a planar magnetic over-ear open back headphone that comes in right at around $350. So let's take a look. This review unit was sourced through ...

Thank you very much for watching. Thank you, Israel, for lending this to me to review. And until the next video, guys, my name's Josh, signing off, pe...

Also these are some of the most open headphones ever. If you can hear your music someone 10 feet away can as well. As far as comfort goes they aren't the worst for me. Their pads are scratchy and slightly small, while the headband is just fine

I mean, for like an hour or two, and I've actually used them for like three hours or more at the piece, and it was fine, but it never really felt like...

Seriously? For me, however, the dealbreaker was comfort. The housings on these things are very large and the clamping force is substantial. No matter how much I adjusted them, the pads on the housings pressed hard on the back of my ears and the bottom rear of my jaw, and I found that I could wear them for much more than thirty minutes before I have to take them off. This may have to do with the fact that the ear cup housings do not rotate at all, they are fixed perpendicular to the headband, and thus there's no compensation for pressure differences from the front to the back of the ear cups against your head/ears