Audio-Technica ATH-R50x Professional Over-Ear Open-Back Reference Headphones

Olha realmente bem definido e claro os sons. Porém ainda achei um pouquinho baixo pra utilizar com o meu piano fp30x. Como ele é aberto, consegue ouvir bastante som externo, e por não conseguir ser tão alto acaba deixando insaciado Um amp/dac mediano já resolveria o problema, porém pelo preço acho que não valeria a pena. Além disso muito confortável. Se ele estivesse na faixa dos R$800 até R$900 acho que valeria o produto

I’ve been using the Audio-Technica ATH‑M50x for a while now, and they’ve impressed me so much that I felt compelled to write a review. These headphones strike a really nice balance between fun and accurate. The bass is tight and punchy without being boomy, the mids are clear so vocals and instruments sound natural, and the highs have good detail without getting harsh or piercing. I can switch from music to podcasts to movies and never feel like I’m missing anything. Comfort is excellent for longer sessions. The ear pads seal well without clamping too hard, and the headband feels solid but not heavy. I can wear them for a couple of hours at a time without hot spots or fatigue. The build quality is also reassuring: lots of plastic, but it feels sturdy, and the folding design makes them easy to toss in a bag. One thing I really like is the removable cable system. Being able to swap cables (or replace one if it ever fails) is a big plus, and the included cables cover most situations—at home, on the go, or at a desk. Overall, these are easy to recommend if you want a step up from basic consumer headphones. They’re reliable, comfortable, and genuinely enjoyable to listen to, whether you’re casually listening or doing more focused work like light mixing or content creation.

I am impressed. At this price level, the headphones sound great, are very comfortable, wide soundstage, premium look and feel. I can compare with Hifiman Ananda Nano and Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro and these are easily the most pleasing and fun for listening and mixing music. Ananda Nano has bit wider soundstage and overall more fuller sound, but they are quite heavy with higher head pressure, so they don't fit that well for longer periods. R50x is much more comfortable and out of the box just more neutral tuned.

開放型は初めてです。みなさんの高評価となにより軽量であつることが購入の決め手になりました。結果は最高でした。低音から高音域までフラットであることは想像できていましたが，そのなかで低音域がしっかり支えてくれる，なんというか密閉型は不要だな，と思いました。軽さもパッドの質と肌触りもよいです。高評価された皆さんに感謝と，自分も高評価といたします。

Makes me wonder why I spent so much on Grado woodies and SE models! Simply wonderful. Beautiful looking as well - very AT aesthetic. Most comfortable headphones I have to boot. If I have to give a con the 5hz upper mids lift is a little overdone as reviews point out. Classical is my go to genre. So, whenever a harpsichord as an example comes into the mix it's at the fore and a very smidgen too 'sparkly'. I'm picking her, for the price it's pretty faultless, and some may actually love the con I've described. I'd advise a good Geekria hard case as an added investment.