
HD 800 S
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16% under what the other stores charge
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16% under what the other stores charge
Compared across 17 stores. Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
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The HD 800 S is Sennheiser's flagship open-back dynamic headphone, built around a 56mm Ring Radiator driver with the voice coil wound in-house. It is aimed at critical listening and long sessions at a desk, and its wide, airy soundstage and detail retrieval are what owners praise most. Against rivals like the Focal Utopia or HiFiMan Susvara it is lighter and more comfortable for long wear, but it is open-back, so it leaks sound both ways and needs a quiet room and a capable amp.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,999.95 on Nov 12 at Sennheiser. Tracked across 15 stores since Nov 12.
Owners rate it very highly, calling it one of the most detailed and spacious dynamic headphones available. Most criticism centers on its lean bass and the need for quality amplification.
The Sennheiser HD 800 S is a reference-class, open-back pair of headphones for critical listening. Each earcup has a 56mm Ring Radiator dynamic transducer with a 40mm voice coil wound in-house. Both the outer and inner edges of the ring are secured to the drive unit.
The chassis is vibration damping and uses aerospace-grade materials. An inert damping element in the headband reduces vibrations, and a patented frequency absorber reduces resonances that mask musical detail. The drivers are mounted at an angle to send sound directly to the listener's ears, and the open-back construction gives a wide soundstage. Each transducer is tested and measured, and each pair includes the frequency response plot for its matched transducers.
The headband is adjustable and made of metal. The earcups have dual-axis articulation, and every contact point has microfiber padding. Purpose-built composites reduce weight and pressure. The metal components are matte black. The headphones were developed in Germany and built at Sennheiser's plant in Ireland.






