Hi,

How good is Razer Opus for an over the ear wireless headphones?
I heard it has a flat frequency response.
Do you guys suggest any other headphones in that price range?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087D88N39/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_0XG05VFK7DJE5CFRFFJ8

 

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the thing is that for headphones you don't exactly want a flat frequency response . you rather want to have something that sounds like a flat frequency response from speakers.
you can read this article about the harman curve: https://jazztimes.com/reviews/products-and-gear/audio-files-the-harman-curve/
close to the price at 170$ i could suggest the sennheiser 58X: https://drop.com/buy/massdrop-x-sennheiser-hd-58x-jubilee-headphones

 

cabled open back vs

wireless closed. Okaaay.

 

now he asked for "any other" headphones in that price range regarding the frequency response didn't he? i suppose that was a general question and not specified to closed back wireless

to get something decent wireless you would have to look more at the 300-400$ range

 

Ok, that would be funny (weird) but could be.

 

I am looking for closed back wireless only. I have beyerdynamic dt770 pro for my mixing. This is for my listening.
And I don't want to use anything fancy ( too much bass, etc) which will be far from truth of the original audio.

 

i think for that money you can buy some in ear monitors wireless... and some of them have pretty flat frequency response. and over the ear closed back options, i would go for some sennheiser or even audiotechnica. also, it's difficult that a closed back pair has flat frequency response (in a kinda natural way)

 

Not a big fan of in ear monitors .. I just don't like the comfort of it..
looking for the best among options ..