Best headset I ever put on my head. Broke in 3 days. Gutted. Can't justify the rebuy, so I got a full refund.

Have used a lot of good headphones but these surprised me comfortable,good build quality and incredible sound and nice controls just wish they came with a hard case and not a leather pouch.thanks to jessica at carousel for her help buying my mum a pair of these tomorrow.

Audio-Technica is one of the most respected headphone manufacturers in the world, and their ATH-DSR9BT is a $549.00 wireless apex predator that competes with the likes of Beats, Bose (which are shockingly good despite audiophile preconceptions aside), Sennheiser, and many others in the game today.

First set of Bluetooth headphones I've owned. Was impressed with the sound quality. Enjoy the freedom that wireless headphones provide.

Noise Reducing Stay Charged for a long time

A little heavy Could be louder Don't really care for the phone option....sounds like the person Is really far away; Easier to just pick up the phone

The Audio-Technica ATH-DSR9BT are high-end Bluetooth headphones. A few years ago, ‘Bluetooth' and ‘high end' seemed to be mutually exclusive. Not so anymore, however. These headphones offer great sound and aptX HD, which enables wireless headphone such as these to stream 24-bit sound.

Excellent soundstage coherence; Fresh; detailed sound

Skewed mid-range; No wired option; Unremarkable battery life; Annoying on-cup controls

In the ATH-DSR9BT, Audio-Technica has created a unique and often wonderful headphone proposition. These over-ears are supremely comfortable for long listening sessions, while the behind-the-scenes proprietary technology is, in many senses, unrivalled for its delivery of ultimate clarity at the...

Plenty of top-quality wireless Hi-Res Audio formats are compatible; Ultra-clear top-end that's unlike much else you'll ever hear; Supremely comfortable for long listening sessions

Micro-USB port design is poor; Charging time is too long; Aesthetics not class-leading at this price point; Some will find bass lacking and top-end too sharp

Everything about these headphones is exceptional, beautiful crisp sound straight out the box and despite people saying they are light on bass, I have found the bass to be a true replication and not overemphasised like most headphone manufacturers tend to make theirs.

Comfortable; Good Bass; Good Value; Great Sound

Excellent soundstage coherence; Fresh, detailed sound;

Skewed mid-range; No wired option; Unremarkable battery life; Annoying on-cup controls;

Audio Technica has long been a pro audio powerhouse, and that includes making some of the better headphones on the market - especially for the price. The company is known for its huge range of cans, extending across price ranges and types.

The Audio-Technica ATH-DSR9BT is a very precise and neutral-sounding headphone that will delight any audiophile music lover. Against this background, it is almost a pity that it is so uncompromisingly designed to accept digital Bluetooth data: a mini-jack to operate at home amplifier would have made...