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Updated January 10, 2024·
If you prioritize a wireless option for convenience and portability, along with built-in controls and the ability to use them during exercise, the Grado GT220 earbuds would be suitable, also offering features like sweatproof certification and wireless charging. However, if sound quality, comfort, and a more immersive experience for music listening, TV, and video are your main concerns, then the Beyerdynamic 770 Pro offers superior performance in those areas, with a higher overall sound quality assessment and a better score for comfort. The Beyerdynamic headphones, however, are not wireless and lack the convenience features of the GT220 such as a microphone and touch controls. Keep in mind the Beyerdynamic headphones are also less suitable for exercise and not optimally designed for calls and meetings. Give Feedback
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Advantages of the Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm)
Very good for music
Very good for TV and video
Advantages of the Grado GT220
Good for air travel
Very good for podcasts and audiobooks
Key differences
Music
8.6/10
6.3/10
The Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) is very good for music, while the Grado GT220 is only fair.
Gaming
6.5/10
5.1/10
The Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) is only fair for gaming, while the Grado GT220 is poor.
Phone Calls
3.8/10
6.9/10
The Grado GT220 is only fair for phone calls, while the Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) is poor.
Podcasts and Audiobooks
5.9/10
8.8/10
The Grado GT220 is very good for podcasts and audiobooks, while the Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) is poor.
TV and Video
8.2/10
5.5/10
The Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) is very good for TV and video, while the Grado GT220 is poor.
Noise Reduction
6.0/10
5.3/10
The Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) is only fair for noise reduction, while the Grado GT220 is poor.
Battery
N/A
5.5 Hours
The Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) does not have a battery. The Grado GT220 has 5.5 hours of battery life.
Cost
$150
$259
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The Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) has a price of $150 and the Grado GT220 costs $259.
Build Quality
8.0/10
8.8/10
The Grado GT220 and Beyerdynamic 770 Pro (80 ohm) both have very good build quality, though the Grado GT220 has somewhat better build quality.
"Altogether, when you consider its accessible price tag, the performance, the build, and its outstanding comfort, I think that the DT770 Pro is fantastic option for anyone looking for a closed-back headphone in the sub-$1,000 range, and I can confidently give it a strong recommendation."
"With its superb and functional interface and its highly satisfying imaging, Grado has shown a new talent for delivering a solid true wireless system, and with future improvements, has the potential to really be one of the best."
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About Beyerdynamic
Beyerdynamic is a German, family-owned, century-old, audio system manufacturer. They produce a wide array of professional-quality products such as microphones, aviation headsets, conference systems and headphones. The company has served as the main provider of audio equipment for German entertainment events like tours by the Beatles and Elton John and even government entities like the German Parliament.
About Grado
Grado Labs is a small, family-owned, business based in Brooklyn New York that specializes in high-end, boutique, dynamic headphones and turntable cartridges. They boast a particular house sound, that is to say their products have a particular sound signature unique to Grado, that some audiophiles seem to really like and are unable to find anywhere else. Their high-end headphones are all hand made, completely in house, from a variety of exotic woods and materials going so far as to making one of their most popular products out of hemp.
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