Sennheiser HD-280 Pro
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Essential Information About the HD 280 Pro Monitoring Headphones
Essential Information About the HD 280 Pro Monitoring Headphones
- Exceptional passive isolation with 32 dB attenuation for working in noisy environments.
- Closed design and foldable/swivel ear cups: easy transport, low sound leakage.
- Long-lasting comfort thanks to the newly improved headband and replaceable parts.
- Coiled cable 1 to 3 m with included 6.3 mm adapter, ready for studio, DJ, and broadcast use.
Manufacturer Information
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A Monitoring Classic, Perfected
Designed for professional use, the HD 280 Pro follows the lineage of reference headphones and retains the appreciated compactness of the "Silver" model, while gaining robustness and comfort. The new headband improves fit during long sessions, while the maintenance-oriented design extends lifespan: most parts are easily replaceable for a sustainable investment.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This model is aimed at sound engineers, musicians, and DJs who demand precise listening and effective isolation. In the recording booth, it limits microphone bleed; in DJ booths or outdoor reporting, its 32 dB isolation protects against noisy environments. With an impedance of 64 Ohm and an SPL of 102 dB, it interfaces effortlessly with audio interfaces, DJ controllers, and portable recorders.
Design and Performance for Reference Listening
Designed for monitoring, the HD 280 Pro combines dynamic transducers with a closed architecture for controlled reproduction and low leakage, ideal for recording. Its frequency response of 8-25,000 Hz ensures extended listening, useful for tuning the spectrum extremes and judging transients. The foldable/swivel ergonomics facilitate one-ear listening and storage in a bag, while the coiled cable extending from 1 to 3 m offers freedom of movement without pulling on connectors. The lightweight feel and new headband reduce fatigue during long sessions.
Technical specifications
| Format | circumaural | Impedance | 64 Ω |
| Design | closed | Color | Black |
| Type | closed monitoring headphones | Ambient Noise Attenuation | 32 dB |
| Transducers | dynamic | Weight | 377 g |
| Sound Pressure Level (SPL) | 102 dB | Coiled extensible cable | 1 m to 3 m |
| Frequency Response | 8 - 25,000 Hz | ||
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Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this studio headphone for "exceptional sound" and "perfect isolation." Many noted "excellent quality-price ratio" ideal for piano and recording. Some mentioned tightness during long sessions and insufficient bass. "Great for mastering" with balanced sound and passive noise reduction.
Review highlights
- “Great closed headphone. Excellent sound with well-presented bass and non-harsh treble.”
- “Well-finished, quality materials, comfortable even during long listening sessions.”
- “For a headphone of this quality at this price, go for it with your eyes closed.”
Based on 36 reviews
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exceptional headphones, incredible sound, I have been using them to work for almost 10 years now, I changed the windscreens once and repaired the cable once, it works like a charm. Many neophytes complain about the fact that headphones crush the ears, this is the principle at Sennheiser and its exceptional passive noise reductions that work thanks to the materials and precisely to the fact that the headphones soundproof by pressing them around the ears. the hd25 for its part will be even louder to work on monitoring and tightens in the same way.
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Very good closed-back headphones, used for my voice recordings. It insulates perfectly.
However I find the sound a bit like\ "ringing in a box\”. I could not try other models of closed helmets to compare. Maybe it's just a personal appreciation.
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Tightens a bit too much and keeps it hot, so I'm worried about how long the foams will last.
Basses that seem to lag behind in the spatiality of the sound.
The length of the non-extendable cable at the headphone outlet is a bit too short, so you can bear the weight of the cable (spring part).
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Very good closed-back headphones, used for my voice recordings. It insulates perfectly.
However I find the sound a bit like “ringing in a box”. I have not been able to try other models of closed helmets to compare. Maybe it's just a personal appreciation.Automatically translated
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The hd 280 pro, is the reference in studio, monitoring, and even the music on all types of equipment remains excellent.
the rendering is perfectly faithful to the source.
It is the most linear headphone yardstick.
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Questions frequently asked
Does the HD 280 Pro provide sufficient isolation for vocal recording?
The closed-back design and 32 dB ambient noise attenuation limit bleed into the microphone. This circumaural format is suitable for monitoring in a recording booth.
What impedance is suitable for an audio interface or DJ controller?
With an impedance of 64 Ω and an SPL level of 102 dB, this headphone is designed to work with audio interfaces, DJ controllers, and portable recorders.
Is the headphone practical for DJing and transport?
The swiveling ear cups allow for one-ear listening. The foldable design facilitates storage in a bag. The coiled cable extends from 1 m to 3 m to maintain freedom of movement in front of a mixer.
What is the frequency response of the headphone?
The stated frequency range extends from 8 Hz to 25,000 Hz, allowing control of spectrum extremes and transients.
Can headphone parts be replaced?
The design is intended for maintenance, with most parts replaceable. This arrangement supports extended use in professional settings.
