The new Sennheiser HD 505 headphones have an open back design with a more analytical tuning and designed with comfort in mind for lengthy listening sessions.

W e all know that audiophile gear is expensive. Just mentioning audiophile equipment can clear a person’s bank account. However, there are companies out there that like to bring

​The HD 505 is built on Sennheiser’s HD 500 series chassis, known for its all-day comfort and lightweight fit (only 237 grams). The HD505 has a synthetic leather headband and metal mesh earcup covers.

Sennheiser has just unveiled the latest entry-level headphones in its more 'analytical' line-up of headphones, the HD 505. The 500-series is always Sennheiser's more affordable line, and the HD 505 sits just beneath the Sennheiser HD 600 in the line-up.

The German audio brand is renowned for its audiophile-grade headphones. Its new entry-level cans won't make you break the bank.

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Sennheiser's consumer audio division has released a wallet-friendly headphone by way of the HD 505. It's a wired, open-back circumaural headphone that sits under the vaunted HD 600 series

Sennheiser has just launched the HD 505 headphones, built for both music fans and gamers. They’re manufactured in Sennheiser’s audiophile facility in Tullamore, Ireland, and focus on delivering clear,

These open-back headphones come equipped with angled 120Ω drivers, allowing the Sennheiser HD 505 serious coverage from the 12Hz range to 38,500Hz, all set on a system with a tot