Audio-Technica has been a top tier audio company that produces headphones, microphones, and lots of other audio gear that professionals all over the...

Lightweight & Comfortable Over-The-Ear Design & Construction, Can Swivel, Rotate, and Fold for Easy Transport/Storage and One-Ear Monitoring, (3) High Quality Removable Cables Included (short-straight, Long-straight, coiled, Great Sound Quality: Crisp Highs & Slightly Elevated Mids; Deep Booming...

Almost Completely Plastic In Construction

The Audio-Technica ATH-M50x are the consumer follow-up to the ATH-M50, a pair of headphones designed for the pros that proved so popular with normal folk it seemed silly not to make a slightly more friendly edition.

Powerful bass; Good stereo imaging and separation; Great value among peers

Bass is somewhat overemphasised; Isolation could be better

The M50x may be more expensive than the outgoing M50 (which is now under £100) but it's worth it.

Improves on the M50's great design

Pricier than the model it replaces

I have spent a long time looking for a pair of headphones that I could use on the road for mixing and mastering tracks, as I'm an audio engineer who travels quite a bit and it's extremely inconvenient to only be able to work at home on monitors.

I bought these headphones for studio monitoring. When they arrived I immediately noticed the great sounds quality, crisp full spectrum sound (plus they come in red, which is dope). After a couple minutes of continuous wearing, my ears and the top of my head started to hurt.

My hubby LOVES these headphones! He got them as a birthday gift. Fantastic sound quality, sturdy construction, and he likes the "locking" cord, so it can be switched out or replaced. He uses them with his computer games and to listen to music.

Hands down an amazing set of headphones, no doubt about it. Compared them to a huge rack of competitors at my local music store. By far the best sound for me... bass is there and it's tight but not overwhelming, mid is warm and clean, highs break through nicely.

Good Bass; Good Value; Great Sound; Stylish

Uncomfortable

I've only listened to this for a few hours. The headphones are not fully burned in. They sound wrong. The sound is synthetic and there's a lot of detail missing. This is compared to the Soundmagic E50 and HP151 as well as the Bose Soundlink 2 headphones.

The Audio-Technica M50x is one of the best selling headphones on the market. It's versatile, sounds great, looks cool and is fantastic value for money. But along comes the cute M60x, and people start wondering which one to buy.

The built is amazing and quite sturdy. Good balance of sound from the bass to the mids, also very reliable to have on you for general music listening to audio mixing.