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

Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT is the Bluetooth version of the hugely popular, but wired, ATH-m50x. The Audio-Technica ATH-M50xBT is a large...

With the premium aesthetics, durable build, long-term battery life, and excellent sound quality, we believe that the ATH-M50xBT from Audio-Technica is one of the best headsets in the market.

Not as dispassionate as their wired counterparts, and all the better for it. With an impressive 40 hours of battery life on a full charge, simple design and the very fact they pay as much attention to the finer details in a piece of music as the broad strokes, they're a pair worth investing in.

Nice simple design;

No noise cancellation ;

Nice simple design;

No noise cancellation ;

The first internet famous headphones

Great looking; Great build quality; Excellent sound; Long cords provided

Cord is proprietary; Soundstage is lacking

The sturdy studio headphones from Audio-Technica has loyal followers all over the world and has survived all manner of fads and increasingly fierce competition. One

Open and balanced sound that is so pleasant that you can listen forever

No remote or microphone on the cord

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.

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

Headphones are a dime a dozen these days. From wired to Bluetooth to true wireless, there's an option for everyone. That being said, even though Bluetooth headphones are closing the gap, wired headphones are still the go-to for professionals.