Audio Technica Professional Monitor Headphones - ATH-M50x

Awesome. Booming but not overpowering bass, crisp highs. The multiple cable types and lengths have proved helpful. Ear cushions are very comfortable.

Sounds like the wired version, good Bluetooth support

This unit has a wonderful sound, highly recommended and super nice to listen to, you are able to use it wired with the included cable. Only downfalls is lack of active noise cancellation and the firmware update is slow and finicky, past that it is a great integration of Bluetooth into the already...

Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT Bluetooth headphones review: Big audio sounds best at home

We've got a lot of love for the Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT Bluetooth over-ear headphones. From an audio perspective there's a lot of clout, with great balance and precision from these affordable cans.

Battery life lasts for what seems like forever; Great sound quality for the affordable price point (including aptX and Hi-Res Audio; Bass that really hits - unlike some lesser headphones; Solid Bluetooth connectivity

Big and bulky design is starting to look dated; Clunky on-ear button controls; Limited isolation can adjust audio profile in certain environments; No noise-cancelling limits appeal somewhat; Micro-USB is dated (should be USB-C

Few pairs of headphones are quite as well respected and acclaimed as the iconic Audio Technica ATH-M50 and ATH-M50x. While originally positioned as studio monitors, these devices have become very popular even with regular consumers, thanks to their insightful sound and neutral sonic signature.

Great clear sounding phones.

They're here! They arrived in perfect condition today. Very luxurious and comfortable compared to my more modestly priced previous Sennheiser headphones. They're terrific, so much better than what I had before. I'm going to make mashed potatoes from the starch packing peanuts. (just kidding).

Great clear distinct sound; Very comfortable for me

None so far; Be careful to properly insert the cord into the headphone and align the two white marks so that you get full sound unlike what this doofus first did; Then I figured it out; DUH