Beats vs Razer (found the winner)

[zeata23]

a few days ago i borrowed my friends Beats by Dr Dre headphones... and compared them to my Razer headphones (before they broke).

 

The difference in Bass isn't as much as i expected, but they were awfully close, the deciding factor was comfort.

 

Razer wins

 

im not sure which specific model of Beats they were, but the Carcharias is easily better

Edited April 5, 2012 by zeata23

[SimpleGlitch]

Either one is better than what I currently own, but I agree the Razer headphones are more comfortable than Dr. Dre. In my opinion comfort is more important than sound quality (to a point).

[Thor.]

Sennheiser beats any of them and then some, the Bass driver is what you want, not some tinny sound that you would get probably with razer or, whatever its called. :teehee: :teehee: Not to mention the px200 are noise cancelling :thumbsup:

 

or any model that you choose would be ideal

Edited April 7, 2012 by Thor.

[zeata23]

Sennheizer beats any of them and then some, the Bass driver is what you want, not some tinny sound that you would get probably with razer or , whatever its called, :teehee: :teehee: Not to mention the px200 are noise cancelling :thumbsup:

 

or any model that you choose would be ideal

 

 

hmm, never heard of them. i'll look into it.

[antonkr]

The only winner is someone not buying overpriced crap by crap companies. /thread

[ChromeWarriorXIII]

Sennheizer beats any of them and then some, the Bass driver is what you want, not some tinny sound that you would get probably with razer or , whatever its called, :teehee: :teehee: Not to mention the px200 are noise cancelling :thumbsup:

 

or any model that you choose would be ideal

 

I agree with this so much. After I got my Sennheisers, Skyrim sounded like a completely new game. Mine are a relatively lower end model (approx. $70), but they still make all the difference in the world. After getting these, I don't think I'll be able to buy another brand.

[mattlittlej]

Beats is good for hip hop, dubstep, and, well, that's it. Not to mention they're owned by Monster, who are notorious for hyper-inflating their prices, suing anyone in the music realm who uses the word "monster" in their name, hype marketing, and shoddy QC (ex: the only instrument cable I've had go bad was Monster). Besides, a pair of Sennheiser or AKG phones sound better for half the price.