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# 50mm dynamic drivers advanced closed-back noise isolation fold-flat 2D-axis design Pro Audio 3280H00130 K553 MKII, Black, Standard Size

**Brand:** akg
**Price:** € 332.20
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## Summary

> 🎶 Elevate your audio game—where precision meets comfort in every beat.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pro Audio 3280H00130 K553 MKII, Black, Standard Size by akg
- **How much does it cost?** € 332.20 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- akg enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted akg brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **All-Day Comfort Fit:** Lightweight over-ear design with plush leatherette cushions ensures fatigue-free listening during marathon sessions.
- • **Seamless Portability:** Innovative 2D-axis fold-flat mechanism makes storage and travel effortless—carry your sound anywhere.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Low 32Ω impedance guarantees powerful performance across laptops, smartphones, and professional audio gear.
- • **Immersive Noise Isolation:** Advanced closed-back technology blocks distractions, letting you focus on your work or unwind in peace.
- • **Precision Soundstage Mastery:** Experience crystal-clear instrument separation with 50mm transducers delivering studio-grade audio fidelity.

## Overview

The AKG K553 MKII headphones combine 50mm dynamic drivers with advanced closed-back noise isolation to deliver detailed, balanced sound. Designed for professionals and audiophiles alike, their lightweight over-ear build and plush cushions provide exceptional comfort for extended use. The fold-flat 2D-axis design ensures easy portability, while low impedance guarantees compatibility with a wide range of devices, making these headphones a versatile, premium choice under $200.

## Description

Lightweight over-ear design advanced closed-back technology2 (50mm) transducer low impedance2d-axis fold-flat mechanism.Connectivity Technology: WiredExcellent noise isolation on par with closed-back headphone designsPerforms well with virtually any headphone connection thanks to low impedance driversFolds flat for storage and transport

Review: Incredible Headphones For An Incredible Price!! Best Closed-Back Headphones For Under $1000! - I decided to go ahead and purchase the AKG K553s to see if what some people are saying about them being superior to the more expensive Oppo PM-3 headphones is true or not. Before I continue, I must say that everyone's specific sound signature preferences can vary from one to another; i.e., some people like more bass, some prefer more neutral. So I advise anyone reading this to try out BOTH headphones and then decide for themselves which one they like more. After receiving the K553s, I listened to them vs. my Oppo PM-3s over SEVERAL listening sessions spanning about 10 days. I listened to various song clips on BOTH headphones, one after the other. Each session lasted roughly 1-2 hours. So why did it take 10 days for me to pick a winner? Well, despite the two having some variance in their sound signature, to ME, both headphones sounded very similar actually. It wasn't until the 3rd or 4th session that I really could hear SOME difference between the two. My impressions of the K553s: Build & Design: The K553s come with a very beautiful & durable premium look, with plenty of metal parts to make them worthy of my attention. The earcups rotate for easy storage on a table, in a case, or even on your shoulders. I appreciate the machined metallic outer edges of the earcups....... looks really nice! The headphones include written measurements on the outside headband adjuster for an easier experience in finding the right fit for your head. They are an updated & improved version of the famous K550s, and look almost exactly alike except for the headband (see below). The headphones come with a permanently attached 10-foot cable (which I keep mostly tied up) ending with a 3.5mm connector, and a larger screw-on connector which fits into most stereo and guitar amplifier systems. The box it comes in is not as premium looking as the K550s' box, but since these are cheaper (and better) than the K550s in terms of sound quality, I can't complain! lol Also, the interior earcups feature a GIANT "L" and "R" right on them so it's basically impossible to put them on wrong. Very cool! Comfort: I found these headphones to be more comfortable overall than even my PM-3s were! And this was AFTER I'd stretched the PM-3s out over 4 photo albums a few times. They were comfortable to me, but it still felt like they pressed just a bit on my sides (but again, I would still say they were comfortable even over long periods). The K553s' earcup leatherette cushions are VERY plush and fit quite comfortably over my ears, while still providing a great seal too. I could definitely wear these things for hours on end! The headband however, while still comfortable too, was not as cushioned as the PM-3's headband was. The K550s' headband had more cushioning under it, and therefore were more comfortable up top than the K553s. Why AKG decided to go this route, I don't know! Sometimes when I put them on, they seem fine. Other times, maybe not as much. I would've preferred they charged a bit more and gave us the nicer K550 box AND more importantly, kept the headband as it was before. I did find TWO remedies for the headband issue. One was found here on Head-Fi ([...]), while the other is a matching upgrade leatherette headband with snap locks that I found on desertcart for a good price (http://www.desertcart.com/gp/product/B00862522A?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00). I tried the first remedy (the headband part anyway), and I think it DID help a little. I just ordered the upgrade headband last night, so I'll have to wait to see how that looks and works out. I don't know if I really NEED the upgrade headband, but would a little extra comfort hurt? Probably not. lol Sound Quality (vs. the PM-3s): (Note: I'd burned-in the K553s for about 2 days before using them.) The sound quality of the K553s to me is very similar to the PM-3s. I did notice certain differences after a while. The first was soundstage. Even though the PM-3 has a 55mm speaker driver, and the K553 a 50mm one, the K553 still has the bigger soundstage! And with these both being "closed-back headphones with an open-back sound", any extra soundstage will ALWAYS be welcome! I would even go as far as to say that the extra soundstage even lends itself to giving the listener a bit more instrument sound separation, which is an added bonus! (If you disagree, please let me know how and why). So I guess just because you have planar magnetic headphones, that doesn't always mean they will sound better than the traditional (dynamic) speakers do. It just depends. The second difference I noticed was in clarity. It seems like the PM-3s have slightly more bass in their sound signature than the K553s do. When playing acoustic guitar & vocal songs (I played a wide range of rock in each session), I seemed to notice that sometimes the PM-3's bass sound from the acoustic guitar would steal just a bit of the clarity from the vocals, where with the K553s, I did not notice this. I even made sure to play the songs at about the same volume too, so I could be certain I was accurately judging the two headphones. On a couple songs I thought the PM-3s might've been better, but as time went on, the K553s just kept winning out. So I don't know now if those couple songs would still be better on the PM-3s or not. Perhaps as I was using them more (the K553s), I was simply becoming more accustomed to their sound signature? The K553s, like most headphones, benefit greatly from a good amp/DAC (or amp if you're using a high-quality DAP already!) as they need the extra juice to get loud enough, and also to give you a solid quality sound too in my opinion (even more so than the PM-3s need this as they are more sensitive). But I mean, why anyone would listen to headphones without a quality amp/DAC setup is beyond me! I use the Oppo HA-2 portable amp/DAC, and highly recommend it to everyone! Not only is it sleek and beautiful (I like the rotating volume knob), but it has a rapid charge feature and also serves as a battery pack as well! The genuine (stitched) leather casing is an added bonus! However, if $300 is too much, then just get the Cozoy Astrapi portable/amp DAC, which is much cheaper (eBay has the best price, around $100), still offers great sound (and a nice metallic build quality), and is so tiny you could easily mistake it for an-line remote! lol It uses about 5% of your smartphone battery per hour, which is nothing really (the HA-2 has its own battery). DEFINITELY do not use the K553s without one! Conclusion: I was shocked to realize that I liked the K553s more. Not THAT shocked, but shocked, considering the K553s cost about $170, which is less than half of the PM-3s usual $399 asking price. Both headphones have been said to be the best closed-back ones for under $400, and that either could rival even those headphones priced at around $1000! Perhaps the fact that the AKG K550s (which I owned briefly about a year ago), being the first headphones I ever owned that I really loved, had something to do with it? Probably. But when I'd considered the facts above, it became clear to me what I had to do. The price, the bigger soundstage, the clearer sound, and extra comfort of the K553s make them a very worthy buy for all music lovers!
Review: Reviews were suprisingly accurate for me - CONS: -Chord is shortish and, since I have my audio interface set up on my right, it runs across my mouse, annoying. Coil part sits in middle of chord and an extra foot of straight chord above jack would have solved the issue. Still I cannot remove stars for this, cans sound that good and I'm not even done with burn. -The bass below around 50 Hz drops to zilch and unaffected by EQ adjustments. That being said, as I type this, Pat Metheny's guitar sounds phenomenally full, low and detailed. Unless you are a bass addict into Dubstep, not a problem. Also in fairness I have only listened to these cans for 4 hours and already bass has opened up slightly, so I assume the bass will improve with burn in time. Sound was really tight at first. Also, these are monitors for hearing details not pumping bass; mids balance is epic. -I must have a slightly pointy head because if I rest the band across the very top of my noggin, I do feel pressure there as another reviewer noted. I ended up moving the band slightly forward (after adjusting proper length) and they're comfy now. So, I took one star off in honor of us Coneheads ;-) PROS: -Detailed and balanced as heck for price. Mids are superb, rich, no mud here in any frequency. Highs are perfect and are not fatiguing like Beyerdynamic DT 880s were for me. In fact, to me these cans have a similar sound signature (and then some) to my worn out and broken ATH M80s. And as a bonus, the K553s have more instrument separation and a wider soundstage. -Built to last with plenty of ear cup rotation for DJs. Ear pads are generous and comfy and not too hot. -Better highs than the Meze 99 Classics which I also own. They are different animals and both great. The bass is deeper on the 99s but mids are comparable and imaging great (though different) for both. The 99s are 100 bucks more. To quote another reviewer: It's insane to me that these headphones are not more popular. These are the definition of studio monitors.

## Features

- Lightweight over-ear design for maximum wearing comfort
- Advanced closed-back technology for high noise insulation
- 2" (50mm) transducers for precise sound reproduction
- Low impedance for impressive performance on any portable device
- 2D-axis fold-flat mechanism for easy storage and transportation

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00X3MT7F6 |
| Additional Features | Foldable |
| Age Range Description | Adult, Teen, Kid |
| Antenna Location | Cycling, Exercising, Running |
| Audio Driver Size | 50 Millimeters |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #87,057 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #1,886 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Brand | AKG |
| Built-In Media | 1.83m (6 foot) Detachable Cable, 1/8 adapter, 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) to 6.3 mm (1/4 inch) Adapter |
| Cable Features | Detachable |
| Carrying Case Color | Black |
| Carrying Case Weight | 10 Ounces |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Music Production Equipment, Laptops, Desktops, Gaming Consoles, Tablets, Cellphones |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Volume Control |
| Controller Type | Wired |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 214 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Over ear |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Form Factor | Over-Ear, Closed-Back |
| Frequency Range | 12 Hz - 28,000 Hz |
| Frequency Response | 28000 GHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00885038038085 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over-Ear, Closed-Back |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 32 Ohms |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Item Height | 6.9 inches |
| Item Type Name | Headphones |
| Manufacturer | AKG |
| Model Name | K553 MKII Professional Headphone |
| Model Number | 3280H00130 |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Series Number | 3280 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Music |
| Style Name | K553 Headphones |
| UPC | 885038038085 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturers warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** AKG
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over-Ear, Closed-Back
- **Impedance:** 32 Ohms

## Images

![Pro Audio 3280H00130 K553 MKII, Black, Standard Size - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71spAbqcl8L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are these made in Austria or China?**
A: Mine has Made in China on it. They are designed in Austria though

**Q: Will the brainwavz large replacement ear pads fit these? www.amazon.com/dp/b00mfdt894**
A: Sorry I'm late. But for anyone who wants to.  Get some foam discs to put with them or the highs will be harsh.  But yeah the brainwavz pads for on the k553.

**Q: Between k553 pro and k550? Which is better..**
A: I asked customer service at AKG. They told me there was essentially no difference. Just a different name once the distribution changed.BUT, I bought them both and compared them carefully. The K553 simply sounds better. The base response was slightly improved. (A bit more punch and presence.)And the treble range has been improved. The K550's treble was a tiny bit too pronounced. A little too "silvery". The K553 does not have that problem. It sounds more correct. More neutral as it should be.I swear Im not just imagining things. The K553 does sound a little better. I kept the 553s and love them.

**Q: will these work for apple spatial audio and dolby atmos?**
A: My recommendation, if apple does like Amazon music HD does with the 360 or Dolby Atmos, it goes down to standard quality, I wouldn't use that to test the quality. This is kinda just a gimmick that can be imitated on YouTube (and we all know that the quality there is trash). If you have a later model Samsung, you can use the built in Dolby Atmos and still have the high quality. My purpose for this answer is that listening to these headphones with spacial audio or streaming service-offered Dolby Atmos will cause you to miss out on the real quality of these cans.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Incredible Headphones For An Incredible Price!! Best Closed-Back Headphones For Under $1000!
*by R***5 on December 12, 2015*

I decided to go ahead and purchase the AKG K553s to see if what some people are saying about them being superior to the more expensive Oppo PM-3 headphones is true or not. Before I continue, I must say that everyone's specific sound signature preferences can vary from one to another; i.e., some people like more bass, some prefer more neutral. So I advise anyone reading this to try out BOTH headphones and then decide for themselves which one they like more. After receiving the K553s, I listened to them vs. my Oppo PM-3s over SEVERAL listening sessions spanning about 10 days. I listened to various song clips on BOTH headphones, one after the other. Each session lasted roughly 1-2 hours. So why did it take 10 days for me to pick a winner? Well, despite the two having some variance in their sound signature, to ME, both headphones sounded very similar actually. It wasn't until the 3rd or 4th session that I really could hear SOME difference between the two. My impressions of the K553s: Build & Design: The K553s come with a very beautiful & durable premium look, with plenty of metal parts to make them worthy of my attention. The earcups rotate for easy storage on a table, in a case, or even on your shoulders. I appreciate the machined metallic outer edges of the earcups....... looks really nice! The headphones include written measurements on the outside headband adjuster for an easier experience in finding the right fit for your head. They are an updated & improved version of the famous K550s, and look almost exactly alike except for the headband (see below). The headphones come with a permanently attached 10-foot cable (which I keep mostly tied up) ending with a 3.5mm connector, and a larger screw-on connector which fits into most stereo and guitar amplifier systems. The box it comes in is not as premium looking as the K550s' box, but since these are cheaper (and better) than the K550s in terms of sound quality, I can't complain! lol Also, the interior earcups feature a GIANT "L" and "R" right on them so it's basically impossible to put them on wrong. Very cool! Comfort: I found these headphones to be more comfortable overall than even my PM-3s were! And this was AFTER I'd stretched the PM-3s out over 4 photo albums a few times. They were comfortable to me, but it still felt like they pressed just a bit on my sides (but again, I would still say they were comfortable even over long periods). The K553s' earcup leatherette cushions are VERY plush and fit quite comfortably over my ears, while still providing a great seal too. I could definitely wear these things for hours on end! The headband however, while still comfortable too, was not as cushioned as the PM-3's headband was. The K550s' headband had more cushioning under it, and therefore were more comfortable up top than the K553s. Why AKG decided to go this route, I don't know! Sometimes when I put them on, they seem fine. Other times, maybe not as much. I would've preferred they charged a bit more and gave us the nicer K550 box AND more importantly, kept the headband as it was before. I did find TWO remedies for the headband issue. One was found here on Head-Fi ([...]), while the other is a matching upgrade leatherette headband with snap locks that I found on Amazon for a good price (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00862522A?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00). I tried the first remedy (the headband part anyway), and I think it DID help a little. I just ordered the upgrade headband last night, so I'll have to wait to see how that looks and works out. I don't know if I really NEED the upgrade headband, but would a little extra comfort hurt? Probably not. lol Sound Quality (vs. the PM-3s): (Note: I'd burned-in the K553s for about 2 days before using them.) The sound quality of the K553s to me is very similar to the PM-3s. I did notice certain differences after a while. The first was soundstage. Even though the PM-3 has a 55mm speaker driver, and the K553 a 50mm one, the K553 still has the bigger soundstage! And with these both being "closed-back headphones with an open-back sound", any extra soundstage will ALWAYS be welcome! I would even go as far as to say that the extra soundstage even lends itself to giving the listener a bit more instrument sound separation, which is an added bonus! (If you disagree, please let me know how and why). So I guess just because you have planar magnetic headphones, that doesn't always mean they will sound better than the traditional (dynamic) speakers do. It just depends. The second difference I noticed was in clarity. It seems like the PM-3s have slightly more bass in their sound signature than the K553s do. When playing acoustic guitar & vocal songs (I played a wide range of rock in each session), I seemed to notice that sometimes the PM-3's bass sound from the acoustic guitar would steal just a bit of the clarity from the vocals, where with the K553s, I did not notice this. I even made sure to play the songs at about the same volume too, so I could be certain I was accurately judging the two headphones. On a couple songs I thought the PM-3s might've been better, but as time went on, the K553s just kept winning out. So I don't know now if those couple songs would still be better on the PM-3s or not. Perhaps as I was using them more (the K553s), I was simply becoming more accustomed to their sound signature? The K553s, like most headphones, benefit greatly from a good amp/DAC (or amp if you're using a high-quality DAP already!) as they need the extra juice to get loud enough, and also to give you a solid quality sound too in my opinion (even more so than the PM-3s need this as they are more sensitive). But I mean, why anyone would listen to headphones without a quality amp/DAC setup is beyond me! I use the Oppo HA-2 portable amp/DAC, and highly recommend it to everyone! Not only is it sleek and beautiful (I like the rotating volume knob), but it has a rapid charge feature and also serves as a battery pack as well! The genuine (stitched) leather casing is an added bonus! However, if $300 is too much, then just get the Cozoy Astrapi portable/amp DAC, which is much cheaper (eBay has the best price, around $100), still offers great sound (and a nice metallic build quality), and is so tiny you could easily mistake it for an-line remote! lol It uses about 5% of your smartphone battery per hour, which is nothing really (the HA-2 has its own battery). DEFINITELY do not use the K553s without one! Conclusion: I was shocked to realize that I liked the K553s more. Not THAT shocked, but shocked, considering the K553s cost about $170, which is less than half of the PM-3s usual $399 asking price. Both headphones have been said to be the best closed-back ones for under $400, and that either could rival even those headphones priced at around $1000! Perhaps the fact that the AKG K550s (which I owned briefly about a year ago), being the first headphones I ever owned that I really loved, had something to do with it? Probably. But when I'd considered the facts above, it became clear to me what I had to do. The price, the bigger soundstage, the clearer sound, and extra comfort of the K553s make them a very worthy buy for all music lovers!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reviews were suprisingly accurate for me
*by D***J on May 7, 2020*

CONS: -Chord is shortish and, since I have my audio interface set up on my right, it runs across my mouse, annoying. Coil part sits in middle of chord and an extra foot of straight chord above jack would have solved the issue. Still I cannot remove stars for this, cans sound that good and I'm not even done with burn. -The bass below around 50 Hz drops to zilch and unaffected by EQ adjustments. That being said, as I type this, Pat Metheny's guitar sounds phenomenally full, low and detailed. Unless you are a bass addict into Dubstep, not a problem. Also in fairness I have only listened to these cans for 4 hours and already bass has opened up slightly, so I assume the bass will improve with burn in time. Sound was really tight at first. Also, these are monitors for hearing details not pumping bass; mids balance is epic. -I must have a slightly pointy head because if I rest the band across the very top of my noggin, I do feel pressure there as another reviewer noted. I ended up moving the band slightly forward (after adjusting proper length) and they're comfy now. So, I took one star off in honor of us Coneheads ;-) PROS: -Detailed and balanced as heck for price. Mids are superb, rich, no mud here in any frequency. Highs are perfect and are not fatiguing like Beyerdynamic DT 880s were for me. In fact, to me these cans have a similar sound signature (and then some) to my worn out and broken ATH M80s. And as a bonus, the K553s have more instrument separation and a wider soundstage. -Built to last with plenty of ear cup rotation for DJs. Ear pads are generous and comfy and not too hot. -Better highs than the Meze 99 Classics which I also own. They are different animals and both great. The bass is deeper on the 99s but mids are comparable and imaging great (though different) for both. The 99s are 100 bucks more. To quote another reviewer: It's insane to me that these headphones are not more popular. These are the definition of studio monitors.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Like other's have said
*by S***Z on January 16, 2017*

Like other's have said, out of the box these cans need some work, mainly in terms of comfort. Everyone has different heads and different ears and I know that some people have found these super comfortable. Out of the box, I didn't; the pads would be deep enough if they had been filled with anything other than the softest of memory foams, but as is, they melted onto my head and left my ears touching the drivers which got pretty painful after about an hour. The clamp is light enough that the headband holds most of the weight, and with the extremely minimal padding, this also grows pretty uncomfortable quite quickly. Both these problems I solved by switching out the stock pads for brainwavz pads (if you want to try this yourself it's essential that you stretch those pads beforehand because the k553's are large and in charge). After switching to hm5 pads, the extra distance you get between the drivers and your head increases the clamp force enough that the headband is perfectly comfortable for several hours of use, although I imagine you'd notice it over 8 hour gaming sessions. In terms of sound, out of the box they sounded pretty tinny and boring, but they did warm up a bit with some use. Mids are very detailed, and are on par if not better than my sennheiser m2's but I've noticed that they seem to have a slightly smoky quality,– which I really enjoy by the way, it makes vocals sound a touch huskier or breathier than they would on another pair of cans. Highs are really good, they have great extension and detail without being too bright (however I did notice that using hm5 pads does seem to push the highs up a touch, which I'm not a fan of). Bass. I'm not a basshead by any means but I do listen to a lot of electronica and dance music, I need bass, not mountains but it needs to be there. The bass on these cans sits below the "neutral" line and thus is just not enough for me. However, these headphones work very well with an EQ because their frequency response is fairly neutral and even though the bass is slightly lacking, it is incredibly flat so pushing it up with an EQ doesn't muddy anything. I usually have the bass around one or two db above that of my m2's and it is absolutely spectacular. The bass extension is incredible, the sub bass doesn't tail away like it does with the m2's and it's really clean and detailed, not as tight as the m2's but it sounds a lot bigger and fuller (which I think could just be because the cups are enormous). To close out, as everyone has said before; fantastic build, very handsome and attached wire booooo. If you are willing to find ways to fix their problems, they are truly incredible headphones for the price but as they are they are maybe incredible headphones depending on your head/ear size/shape and musical taste. P.S. - Brainwavz pads stretch to fit around the bracket but they are honestly too small and look a little odd from some angles, I'm thinking of trying the foam insert technique if anything just to restore their looks

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