What does the manufacturer offers in wired headphones Sivga P2-PRO
SIVGA P2-PRO Wired Headphones – Sound
This model uses planar drivers, which used to be produced less technologically advanced and had a high impedance, so you needed a powerful current source (amplifier) to listen to them. New models of planar drivers are available with lower impedance, allowing you to listen to planar headphones even on smartphones. Our SIVGA P2-PRO headphones have an impedance of 32 ohms, which makes it possible to listen even on weak sources. But for better disclosure of the headphones I use my players for tests, as they provide more accurate and detailed sound transmission, allowing you to fully unlock the potential of planar drivers and feel all the nuances of sound.
The SIVGA P2-PRO features an open-back design, allowing the diaphragm to move freely without restrictions from the rear side of the driver. This design enhances the clarity and naturalness of the sound. However, it also means that there is virtually no noise isolation: you will hear external sounds, and the music from the headphones will be audible to those around you. Therefore, these headphones are better suited for quiet environments, as they are not ideal for noisy places or public transport.
- Overall Sound Presentation – 9.5: SIVGA P2-PRO impresses from the first moment with its sound. They offer a balanced and slightly dry musical sound signature. The initial impression is of a neutral, linear, and well-balanced sound, almost monitor-like. They are quite melodic.
- Low Frequencies – 8.5: despite the open-back design of the SIVGA P2-PRO, the sub-bass remains linear and neutral without significant roll-off, providing good weight and reverberation when needed, such as in Linkin Park’s “Sorry for Now,” where the bass line is prominent from the start. The mid-bass is also linear and clean, as heard in Massive Attack’s “Angel,” where it maintains density and dynamics, delivering a deep and rich sound from the drums and bass guitar. However, there is a slight sense of lacking mid-bass.
- Mid Frequencies – 9: lower midrange frequencies sound clean and neutral. In Norah Jones’s “Don’t Know Why,” both male and female vocals are heard naturally and harmoniously, retaining their presence without excessive sharpness. Flutes and violins, as in Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons,” have pleasant articulation and richness, highlighting the musicality of the midrange. The excellent midrange has won me over.
- High Frequencies – 9.5: lower high frequencies are balanced and smooth, avoiding sibilance or sharpness. The upper high frequencies are more pronounced, adding sparkle and brilliance to the music, as heard in Daft Punk’s “Giorgio by Moroder,” where cymbals and triangles are vivid but not overly harsh. High frequencies are open and airy, contributing to the brightness and energy of the music while remaining comfortable for the ears. The high frequencies are well-handled, with no irritating sounds—everything is very clean and airy.
- Detail retrieval – 10: SIVGA P2-PRO exhibits a high degree of detail, allowing for the capture of subtle nuances in recordings, such as background sounds or instrumental details. They maintain a balance between technical accuracy and musicality, providing clean sound without excessive sharpness or overemphasis on details.
- Soundstage – 9.5: the soundstage of the SIVGA P2-PRO is well-extended in both width and depth, with excellent separation of instruments and precise positioning. In Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb,” the placement of guitars, vocals, and synthesizers is easily distinguishable, creating a spacious and realistic sound field. The sense of “presence” creates the impression of being at a live concert in an intimate venue, adding depth and richness to the sound.
- Sound Conclusion: these headphones impress with their sound, featuring an almost monitor-like frequency response. The sound has a dry character, attributed to the planar driver design, which results in a lack of warmth and velvety aura in the presentation. They are ideal for those who value natural, accurate sound with detailed accents and a wide soundstage. While they are not devoid of musicality and warmth, they remain highly faithful to the source material, making them an excellent choice for those who prefer precise reproduction without coloration.
The SIVGA P2-PRO is well-suited for various music genres such as jazz, classical, and rock, providing a balanced and rich sound that remains comfortable even during extended listening sessions. These headphones would be ideal for mixing recordings if they were in a closed-back design. They can offer an enjoyable listening experience for your favorite tracks.
Comparison with competitors
My preference for listening to music is in-ear wired headphones. Upon reviewing the nearly top-tier SIVGA P2-PRO, I couldn’t find any comparable models among those I had previously reviewed that matched them in terms of detail and clarity. All my previous full-sized headphones are dynamic models that fall short of the SIVGA P2-PRO in all respects. This model impresses with its sound and reminds me of the THIEAUDIO MONARCH Mk III. However, unlike the SIVGA P2-PRO, the MONARCH Mk III has a more melodic and warm sound with a pronounced V-shaped frequency response. Comparing full-sized headphones like the SIVGA P2-PRO with in-ear monitors like the THIEAUDIO MONARCH Mk III isn’t entirely fair, but in terms of sound, they are the closest.
Design, kit and comfort – SIVGA P2-PRO
The SIVGA P2-PRO come in a plain brown cardboard box with an illustration of the headphones on the front and technical specifications on the back.
The SIVGA P2-PRO headband has a well-thought-out design with a comfortable self-adjusting system made of metal components, ensuring durability and reliability. The headband strap is made of lambskin leather with the company’s logo, adding a touch of luxury and comfort. Metal and plastic parts are joined with hidden screws, giving a neat and elegant appearance. Despite their considerable weight of 435 grams, the headphones fit comfortably on the head. I managed to do my morning workout in them, and they didn’t slip off.
It’s nice that the manufacturer has ensured the headphones’ compatibility with various audio sources. All metal elements of the cable are branded and customized, adding extra durability and a premium appearance.
The package also includes a branded linen and polyester pouch for the cable and accessories.
Very impressive set, with all components reflecting the premium quality of the package. I deducted just 1 point for the weight of 435 grams.
Set – 10
Design – 10
Comfort – 9
Characteristics of SIVGA P2 PRO
- SIVGA P2 PRO headphones.
- Planar magnetic driver.
- Driver size: 97mm x 76mm.
- Sensitivity: 98 dB ± 3 dB.
- Frequency range: 20Hz – 40KHz.
- Impedance: 32 ohms ± 15%.
- 6N silver-plated copper cable.
- Connector: 4.4 mm balanced.
- Interchangeable device plugs: Jack 3.5mm and Jack 6.3mm.
- Weight: 435 g
What’s in the SIVGA P2 PRO box?
A commendable package:
- Headphones.
- Wire.
- Cable with 4.4 mm connector.
- Cable adapter from 4.4 mm to 3.5 mm.
- Adapter from 3.5mm to 6.3mm.
- Headphone case.
- Bag for accessories.
Conclusion SIVGA P2 PRO
The SIVGA P2-PRO headphones offer transparent and detailed sound with clear highs and solid bass. They provide an excellent soundstage and accuracy, making them an ideal choice for those who value high sound quality.
The SIVGA P2-PRO headphones come with elegant accessories, including a high-quality cable and a stylish round case. Their design stands out with luxurious finishing and high-quality materials, while the comfortable headband and ear cushions ensure a comfortable fit even during extended use.
The SIVGA P2-PRO have inspired me with their high-tech and luxurious attributes. The comfortable wear and attention to detail in the accessories also left a positive impression of their practicality and ease of use.
