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- Beyerdynamic announces new DT 275 Pro wired headphones designed for use in “challenging” and noisy environments thanks to passive noise reduction
- The have a frequency range from 5Hz to 24kHz, and weigh under 200g, so they’re nice and portable — and their 45-ohm impedance means they’re easy for devices to drive
- They launch on July 28th 2026, and are priced at £99 (about $131 / AU$188) — as a user of Beyedynamic’s more expensive headphones, I’m intrigued
Beyerdynamic has launched a new pair of on-ear headphones designed for audio and video professionals in “challenging” and noisy environments, such as live music venues, location recording and mobile production. The DT 275 Pro promise to deliver professional audio and noise isolation without a premium price tag: they’re just £99 (about $131 / AU$188).
I’m a big fan of Beyerdynamics’ studio headphones, so much so that they’re my go-to for recording, mixing and mastering music (TechRadar’s Audio Editor Becky Scarrott loved the Beyerdynamic DT 72 IE earbuds), but I don’t have to do any of my music-making things on location or in noisy environments, and these new closed-back headphones have been designed for exactly that.
Beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro: key features and specs
The Beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro have an impedance of 45 ohms, making them easy to drive, and they have a quoted frequency range of 5Hz to 24kHz.
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Maximum sound pressure is 125dB SPL, and they reduce ambient noise by a claimed 22dBA thanks to their closed-back, on-ear design.
Despite the slightly chunky appearance, these headphones come in just under 200g, so they should be comfortable for long shifts, and the supplied cable can be attached to the left or right ear cup and locked into place. The cable is 1.5m (4.9 feet).
The rotatable ear cups are made from sweat-resistant leatherette, which makes sense for mobile working — the velvety material used in many of the firm’s studio headphone earcups isn’t something you’d want to have on your head in the heat of a venue or club.
And key components such as the cup cushions are replaceable so the headphones should remain hygienic and last for a long time.
These are very much a niche product, so if you don’t need the isolation and toughness I’d recommend one of the more indoor DT Pro pairs.
But if you need accurate audio when you’re out and about, in a venue or on location these look like they’ll be just the job — and for far less than you’d expect to pay for pro headphones that I use.
The Beyerdynamic DT 275 Pro will be available from 28 July 2026 with a list price of £99.99 / €119.00 (about $131 / AU$188).
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