Audio-TechnicaM50x Professional Monitor Headphones Black

I bought the Audio-Technica ATH-M50x because I wanted headphones that could handle my eclectic music taste—from Beethoven to Beyoncé—and these did not disappoint. The sound is so clear, I can hear every note, every beat, every breath. It's like my music has been upgraded to surround sound.The comfort level is off the charts. I can wear them for hours without any discomfort, which is great because I tend to get lost in my music. The build quality is solid, and they fold up nicely for storage. Plus, they come with three detachable cables, so I can choose the one that fits my needs.The isolation is impressive. I can block out the world and immerse myself in my music. It's like having my own personal concert, wherever I go.If you're looking for headphones that deliver exceptional sound quality, comfort, and durability, the Audio-Technica ATH-M50x is the way to go. They're worth every penny.

I've previously had the m70x wired headphones so I decided to buy these when I recently purchased a new laptop. The sound is excellent and they are really comfortable. Bluetooth works flawlessly, battery life is more than good enough, and the app is well designed and works for what I need. Wired they do a very good job too. Would recommend to anyone and hope AT do a version 3

These headphones are absolutely incredible—they will take your breath away, guaranteed! However, a word of advice for beginners: to unlock their full potential, you must use them with an audio interface. If you plug them directly into a PC without a preamp/amp, you’ll only experience about half of their power and might mistakenly think they’re underwhelming.The frequency range and stability are out of this world. You can push them to maximum volume with zero distortion—every tone remains perfectly in place. The bass is deep and powerful, making music, movies, and gaming an entirely new experience.Now, let’s talk value. These are not high-end €1000 headphones, yet they deliver way beyond their price point. In fact, you might spend a fortune on well-known premium brands and end up disappointed compared to these.Initially, I bought them for professional content creation, but they turned out to have too much bass for my needs—I needed something more neutral. However, for listening to music, especially at high volumes, these absolutely pack a punch!I buy a lot of products on Amazon but rarely leave reviews—only for exceptionally good or extremely bad products. These deserve 10 stars.

The best headphones around in this price bracket. Let me start this review by saying i am not an Audiophile and i will try to reduce technical language to make this review understandable to everyone. The ATH-M50X is the newer version of the famous ATH-50s which developed a good reputation but the problem was they were a little unfriendly for users wanting "Everyday plug and play" headphones. The M50x keeps the great sound and has tweaked it a small amount to add more bass. It also comes with 3 detachable cables, allowing the user to choose between studio style cables and shorter phone style cables made for portability. This makes it more user friendly than the previous models fixed long cable. The headset is light and comfortable in my opinion but usage will vary and others have disagreed online. The sound quality is the main reason you will buy these of course and i have to say it’s the best i have heard for this price point. The clarity is amazing and you can clearly separate instruments and pick up on small details you would never notice with cheap headphones. For my personal taste the bass is lacking a little but this can of course be fixed with equalizers or a bass booster app. Don't get me wrong the bass is not poor and its better than the old 50s its just not overpowering like some people may want. This is of course done by design, by having high bass you often get a less clear muddy sound so a more neutral bass helps with the pin point clarity the headphones have. Build quality is a mixed bag with decent metal parts next to fairly sturdy but plastic parts. The cups make a loud clicking noise when flipping them which is audible every time you put on or remove the headphones. I have reached out to Audio Technica for comment on the issue and build quality and will update my review if they respond, but from my online research this appears to be a common problem. Overall I would recommend the ATH-M50X for its superb sound reconstruction and clarity, anyone used to cheaper headphones will be amazed at the difference. If the price is a little high for you could wait as every few months there is a sale usually about £25 off maybe a little more. If you do buy these remember all headphones have a “Burn In” time where over the course of about 50 hours play time the sound quality will improve marginally (Check Audio Technica website for more information). I hope you can now make an informed decision on whether to buy these headphones and if you found this review helpful please mark it so :)

This headset has a good sound but I'm disappointed with the bass.I am used to a Sony headset which had really good bass line , not overpowering but deep and noticeable compared to this one which has a very subtile bass output , unfortunately not enough for my taste...When I am listening to music , I can hear the lack of bass produced by this headset.Nonetheless it has a good sound.Earmuffs are too small ( and I don't have big ears ) but because they are quite comfortable it shouldn't be a big issue ( hopefully ).Not sure if you can get bigger ones , as they are not selling any other size on their official website.I found some from other sellers but they apparently ruin the sound quality and they are not reducing the noise and let the outside nuisance through .The way they fold in scares me a little as the plastic may fail after a while if you fold them several times a day ( and unfold them too ). Although they seem well built , if you have the possibility to hang them I would do it. I use them when at work and carry them in my backpack so have to fold them for space gain purposes. They make this crackling noise when you fold them inwards for transport and I always think they will break eventually as it's just plastic.Still recommend those as the sound clarity is very good , and hopefully will get better as they burn in.