Are these better than beats are they more comftorable and do they have better sound quality, also does it have a mic

To further comment on RVDIII's review... Beyerdynamic is a top tier world class company that has been in the business of manufacturing headphones, mics and amplifiers since about 1940. With the emphasis on Headphones. The headphones of various models are tried and tested and have been used in studios both large and small, commercial and private from them till now. I currently own the 770 Pro 250 ohm and the 990 Pro 250 ohm now for reference mixing in my personal studio. A lot of people ask about the "ohm" rating/#. Hope this helps: If you work with headphone amps in your setup, or any professional +4 higher output gear, then get the 250 ohm, as they provide MORE resistance to those (amplified/higher volume) signals so you don't accidentally destroy your ears when connecting. The lower rated ohm headphones in all models are best suited for -10 lower output connections. They provide LESS resistance to the signal when it passes through and therefore the volume is ultimately louder do to it not "resisting" or "restricting" the signal which is what you ultimately need for low output gear/devices that are not amplified. Both high and low ohm models can be used in either situation, you will just have to be careful w pro gear or headphone amps with the 80 ohm, and may not like that your audio doesn't get loud enough on the 250 ohm models without a headphone amp in the signal chain. Cheers to you all!

I see alot of reviews saying these headphones fatigue fairly quickly. I saw simuliar views on the grados and after an hour they began to really hurt?

This is a common complaint, but let me clear things up a bit. Treble can sound fatiguing for two reasons: 1. energy storage in the treble, 2. loud treble. Energy storage is very bad, think of when you ring a bell. After the initial strike the bell continues ringing for several seconds. You don't want your headphones to do this, because not only will you get loud fatiguing treble, all the notes will blend together. An eq will not fix this. The second reason is having clean treble that's just louder than the rest of the spectrum. Grados are fatiguing for the first reason, DT990s for the second. The DT990 actually have very fast treble (no ringing), there's just a good 4-6dB bump from roughly 4 or 5khz up to about 8 or 9khz. If you tune that down with an EQ they sound great. Honestly I don't even use an EQ anymore, but if it bothers you and you have an eq, it's easy to fix.

How do these compare to the Sennheiser HD 598 Headphones?

I own both sets. The Sennheiser HD 598 and their predecessors HD 595 (see my review) are extremely SMOOTH, headphones you can fall asleep to. The Beyerdynamic DT 990-Pro 250 ohm are ANALYTICAL headphones. You will not fall asleep with these as they demand your full attention. Different purpose I would say.

since there are the vents on the side, does the sound leak? can others hear it?

Yes, they are open air design, so everyone will probably hear what you're hearing if they're in the same room. Because of this, I have not taken mine to work. If you listen quietly you can't hear the sound leaking, but at the level I like to listen (mildly loud) people can easily tell what you're listening to.

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🎧 Hear every detail, feel every beat — the pro’s choice for sonic mastery.

BUILT TO LAST - Robust German engineering guarantees durability that withstands daily professional use.
UNMATCHED COMFORT - Soft, replaceable velour ear pads ensure fatigue-free listening during marathon sessions.
IMMERSIVE AUDIO RANGE - Dynamic drivers cover 5 Hz to 35 kHz, capturing every detail from deep bass to crisp treble.
STUDIO GRADE PRECISION - Open-back design delivers transparent, spacious sound for mixing and mastering perfection.
VERSATILE CONNECTIVITY - Tangle-free 3m cable with 3.5mm jack plus 1/4" adapter fits all your studio and gaming gear.

The beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro 80 Ohm headphones are open-back, wired studio monitors designed for professional audio work and immersive listening. Featuring a wide 5 Hz to 35 kHz frequency range, replaceable velour ear pads, and durable German craftsmanship, these headphones deliver transparent, spacious sound ideal for mixing, mastering, gaming, and critical listening. With a tangle-free 3-meter cable and versatile connectivity, they combine comfort, precision, and reliability in one sleek package.

规格

Noise Control	None
Sensitivity	96 dB
Headphones Jack	3.5 mm Jack
Model Name	DT 990 PRO
Connectivity Technology	Wired
Wireless Communication Technology	Wired
Included Components	1/4" Screw-on Adapter (pre-installed on 3.5mm jack), Drawstring storage bag
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Material	Plastic
Specific Uses For Product	Studio
Recommended Uses For Product	Audio Monitoring, Gaming, Recording, Studio
Compatible Devices	Gaming Consoles, Laptops, Music Production Equipment, Tablets
Control Type	Volume Control
Cable Feature	Tangle Free
Item Weight	12 Ounces
Water Resistance Level	Not Water Resistant
Frequency Range	5 Hz - 35 kHz
Customer Package Type	Standard Packaging
Net Quantity	1.0 Count
Style	Contemporary" or "Minimalist
Control Method	App
Number of Items	1
Cable Length	3 Metres
Audio Driver Type	Dynamic Driver
Carrying Case Material	Fabric
Carrying Case Color	Black
Earpiece Shape	Over-ear
Series number	990
Special Feature	over-ear
Global Trade Identification Number	04010118718038
Manufacturer	beyerdynamic
Model	DT 990 PRO 80 Ohm
Model Year	2019
Item model number	DT 990 PRO 80 Ohm
Special Features	over-ear
Microphone format	with microphone
Batteries Included	No
Batteries Required	No
Cable feature	Tangle Free
Maximum Operating Distance	3 Metres
Form Factor	Over Ear, Over ear
Does it contain liquid?	No
Manufacturer	beyerdynamic
Country of Origin	USA
Item Weight	340 g