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AKG K702 · 139 €HiFiMan HE400se · 139 €
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Comparison of AKG K702, HiFiMan HE400se
What mattersAKG K702AKGMedium confidenceHiFiMan HE400seHiFiManMedium confidence
Worth Score8.1 (best in this comparison)6.8
Best price139,00 €139,00 €
ConfidenceMediumMedium
Price fairness8.89.2 (best in this comparison)
Build quality7.2 (best in this comparison)5.2
Performance8.48.6 (best in this comparison)
Longevity8.6 (best in this comparison)6.0
Repairability8.4 (best in this comparison)5.8
Support & warranty6.8 (best in this comparison)3.8
Battery
Noise cancellingNone — open backNone — open back
Weight235 g390 g
ConnectionDetachable mini-XLR, 6.3 mmDetachable 3.5 mm dual-entry
Replaceable padsYes — pads, headband and cable sold separatelyYes — pads sold separately
Best forWide stage for the money · Long sessions — very light clamp · Detail in the midrangeHearing planar bass texture for under €150 · Detail well above the price · A second pair alongside a dynamic set
Avoid ifYou want bass · You have no amplifierYou need it to survive being thrown in a bag · You want reliable warranty service in the EU
Main drawbackBass rolls off noticeablyBuild quality is the weak point — headband and cable both fail
Verdict

The AKG K702 wins on both score and price.

Across these 2 headphones, the AKG K702 has both the highest Worth Score (8.1) and the best score per euro at 139,00 €. That is unusual — normally you trade one for the other. Its weak point is bass rolls off noticeably.

Best overallAKG K702 Highest Worth Score here at 8.1, 1.3 ahead of the HiFiMan HE400se. Best for wide stage for the money.
Skip this oneHiFiMan HE400se Lowest Worth Score here at 6.8, 1.3 lower against the AKG K702 and no cheaper. Build quality is the weak point — headband and cable both fail
Prototype data — prices and retailer stock are a fixed demo snapshot from 28 July 2026, not a live feed.