Product Comparison: AKG K245 vs AKG K553 PRO
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- Very flat response. Not too bright.
- The bass definitely seems to carry better and the high end seems more crisp.
- These are vented, more akin to a bass reflex speaker. Therefore sound leakage is quite low.
- The AKG K245 headphones are wonderful if you are seeking accurate sound reproduction without any enhancements.
- They sounded unimpressive. The bass was muddy and the midrange and treble just seemed dull.
- These headphones have an excellent quality/price ratio, their sound is quite balanced and with a fairly decent sound scene construction despite being closed.
- For closed back, they do sound an awful lot like an open back. The soundstage is off the charts for this price range and for a close back set of cans.
- They are very well balanced and the highs have a distinct gentleness to them that allows for a wonderful listening experience.
- These headphones are simply awesome. They are comfortable, sound fantastic, and have an extremely good frequency range.
- The impedance on these headphones is 32 ohms, so you can run it on just about anything.
- if you want a studio headphone with a detachable cable, big size cans with wide frequency response, this will get the job done.
- The build quality of the AKG is robust and lightweight and provide a nice experience for me.
- They are very light weight, I wear glasses and they haven't bother me at all.
- Too tiny for normal-sized humans. Suspension is way too tight as a result.
- The suspension is likewise sized for a child. When i wear the headphones, the suspension is maxed out, and the headphones slowly retract, eventually slipped off the bottoms of my ears.
- Definitely worth the money. Sound is balanced. Even though they are big they are light and extremely comfortable.
- Love these headphones they are super lightweight and have a good range.
- Light weight, comfortable during wearing for hours.
- The size of the headphones is very large and people with small heads may not fit well in their ears.
- The clamp is light enough that the headband holds most of the weight, and with the extremely minimal padding, this also grows pretty uncomfortable quite quickly.
- Very comfortable. Nice build quality. I wish they came with velour ear cups though.
- The K245 fit is comfortable enough. The pads size reminds me of the Audio Technica M series, more of an on ear while being much softer.
- The coiled cable isn't my preferred choice, but it seems of usable length and good quality.
- The ear cups swivel 180 degrees and are foldable for storage.
- Protein leather/vinyl leather ear pads are thin and tear quickly.
- They are very comfortable and quite aesthetic with their sober and classic design.
- The metal and pseudo-leather are very nice and the plastic parts are that soft yet durable plastic.
- They might be large for some, but for me, they are fine and cover my whole ear. They are plush and I would say they would be comfortable to wear for 3+ hours at a time.
- The cable is not removable and is very long so I do not recommend them so much to go out into the street.
- Probably the biggest con is cable because it does not unplug from the headphones. But the wire is thick and a good length.