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Hi guys, new here. The Beyerdynamic T70P headphones are on sale for a really great price where I live, about 30% off, and they caught my attention, so I was wondering if they are a good buy or not. I have been looking at other reviews online and they seem to be really good. I know that they are the "portable" version intended for mobile phones and such and the normal T70 are made for desktop use and such, but unfortunately they are not on sale. I'm not really a audiophile guy, I use my current headset for gaming, casual music listening and general internet surfing (watching videos/streams and movies), what I am getting at here is that the T70 are 250 ohms and the T70p are 32 ohms, would that make a huge difference for someone like me? My current headset are the Sennheiser pc360 which are open, i'm interested in buying these because they are closed (want to try closed since I haven't tried high-end closed headphones before), so do you guys think it's worth it to upgrade? I have a sound card that can drive even the 250 ohm version.

 

tl;dr

Are the Beyerdynamic T70p any good?

Does 32 ohms (T70p) versus 250 ohms (T70) make a huge difference for gaming?

Is it worth it to upgrade from a pair of Sennheiser pc360?

 
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I personally love my Beyer cans, and I do think T70s are okay. (although I haven't heard T70p, measurement-wise they look pretty similar, so that answers your second question)

Now, Beyerdynamic headphones tend to have a very distinct FR. Many people find them too 'bright', and you might be one of them.

I strongly suggest you to try one before you buy.

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