I bought the Utopia 2022 as an xmas present for myself this year; considering my girlfriend's gift was more than twice as expensive, I figured it was ok to spoil myself a little too.
I haven't had more than a couple hours listening to them, and I burned them in for 4 days, but I'll say I haven't been wowed by them yet. My previously highest-end headphones are the HD-800S and Elear, though I have about 20 pairs of headphones (and as many IEMs) with my other favorites being the HD-580/600/650/660 series and the Beyer Amiron; though those other phones are warmer and more forgiving, the HD-800s are pretty resolving and bright, and the Elear (and Elegia I have) give a flavor of the Focal sound. I'll give it more time before making any final assessment. I guess I was expecting the Utopia 2022 to be more distinctly "better".
BTW, my current signal chain is a Bifrost 2 to a Jot 2 and Lyr 3. I'm sure there might be better amps out there, though my experience is the law of diminishing returns is even more applicable in this regard that with the headphones itself.
On a side note, earlier last year I bought a new stereo system, after being out of the game for many years, focused more on headphones. The system is comprised of KEF R3 speakers, Rotel A14 MKII & CD14MKII and Rega Planar 2 w/Exact 2 cartridge - and it sounds VASTLY better than any of my headphones. Obviously, the soundstage and spaciousness is night & day. When practical, a good stereo seems much better than any headphones, but I still appreciate the practical benefits headphones bring.