We bought these for our 14yo son and he loves them. Clear sound and comfortable

Long lasting battery for headphones which is ideal for listening to TV for several days which is why I bought them

Excellent

Excellent quality and so easy to setup.

Fantastic love this product

Audio-Technica’s $79 ATH-M20xBT wireless headphones are counterparts to its wired M-Series lineup for studio and pro use, and are very affordable for the audio quality they deliver. The sound signature focuses on accuracy, but still manages to faithfully represent any sub-bass that's in the mix. The headphones are light on features, including high-end Bluetooth codec support for Android, but if you primarily listen to music on an Apple device (or use a wired audio cable), they're sure to please. For more money, the wired Sennheiser HD 280 Pro ($99.95) and the noise-cancelling Sennheiser HD 450BT ($199.95 list, but available for much less) are superb alternatives with similarly accurate audio, but for well under $100, it's easy to recommend the ATH-M20xBT.Comfortable Design, Lackluster Bluetooth Support The ATH-M20xBT headphones are available only in black, and the Audio-Technica logo appears prominently in reflective metallic paint on the top of the headband. Both the faux-leather...

You shouldn't expect any extras from the wireless Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT headphones, but they offer an excellent, accurate sound signature with lovely amounts of detail.

Affordable; Excellent accuracy, especially in sub-bass range; Comfortable fit; Strong battery life

A bit light on features; No AptX support

The Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT impress with extensive battery life and engaging audio but fall short in terms of comfort and sound isolation

Terrific battery life; Detailed sound; Affordable;

Some comfort issues; Mediocre sound isolation; Frustrating companion app;