beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R

Build:
Build quality is really good, no issues for the price. Cabel could be removable but at least its decent quality.

Comfort:
When it comes to comfort, I am disappointed. I am not a big fan of circular pads in general, but that is not my biggest issue here. The biggest problem I have with Tygr is inner depth of pads. Pads are simply too shallow for my taste and my ears were constantly touching inner covering of driver (my ears are pretty average I would say), which is big problem especially if you plan to wear them for several hours a day.

Sound:
These are V shaped headphones. Some may like it, some may not. I think sound right out of the box is average. But if you know how to EQ, you can make them sound a lot better and according to your preference.

I recommend AMP for Tygr. I wouldnt say its necessary for everyone, but in my case some content was too quiet without AMP.

Conclusion:
Due to comfort issues I returned these headphones. If you are very picky about comfort, you may be disappointed like me, but if you dont mind comfort that much, I can recommend them for you.

Really good overall. Bit too sensitive to high gain but if you keep your amp on leash they work great. Great sound, very open. Decent bass, extends to around 30hz then falls off. No bleed to mids. Treble and mids are really nice and relaxed. Great for games and movies. Impressive resolution. They are great for music too. But if you want more bass thump and better bass overall, DT770 80ohm are monsters when it comes to bass. These though are overall more balanced headphones than the 770. These are open while 770 are closed so you do get better soundstage here. 9/10

I got my TYGR 300R's today, and I can safely say these are one of the best headphones I've ever put on my head. I'm no audiophile or a heavy audio enthusiast, and these are perfect for me, the bass is boomy, the sound quality is very good, and since these are open-backs the imaging is very good. The sound leakage is about the same volume as my speakers set to volume 2 or 4. Not that much, and on the inside I can hear everything. Oh and the comfort is, well, comfortable. The earpads are soft, as well as the headband, they are a bit heavier than what I'm used to(I had lightweight on-ear headphones all the time). But at the same time, not like I'm wearing a brick. I feel absolutely no discomfort after wearing them for 3 hours straight(most I've worn them). The cable is about the height of a 15yr old at 1.6m.
Overall, this is a great piece of gaming hardware that you can also listen to music with, and be satisfied with whatever you listen to.