
Audio Visual
Sennheiser HD 505 review: Sensational sound, compromised convenience
The Sennheiser HD 505 offer a fairly easy ramp into more expensive audiophile headphones, giving you a chance to see if the experience is worth the cost.
Nick Broughall is the founder and editor of Aussie tech review site BTTR. He is an award-winning reviewer, with 20+ years experience working as an Editor at sites like Finder, Gizmodo and TechRadar.
Audio Visual
The Sennheiser HD 505 offer a fairly easy ramp into more expensive audiophile headphones, giving you a chance to see if the experience is worth the cost.
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