Sound you can't dislike, comfortable, easy to drive (doesn't require a headphone amp). Passive noise cancellation is pretty good. Includes a spiraled, stretchy cord and an extra long straight cord.

Folding design is a point of weakness which can break if you're not careful.

If you're looking for closed headphones that passively reduce external noise & prevent others from hearing your music & gaming then you can stop here. You'll have to spend almost $1000 on headphones & a dedicated headphone amp to get closed headphones that sound better than these. These are at the point of diminishing returns, a good sweet spot.

- Beautiful, full range sound - Built tough - Very comfortable - Nice accessory package (although I doubt I'll ever use it)

None that I have discovered

I'm a headphone aficionado. I love headphones, and I have used every major brand of headphones on the market. These are better. Before I got these, I had a pair of the original ATH-M50 'phones, and after 20 years, they just plain wore out. So it was natural to get a pair of M50xes, but I was surprised by what I got. These are completely different from the originals, and are better in every way - they sound better, they fit better - they're just better. Highly, highly recommended.

Very good quality sound for all types of music for entry level.

Do not buy this if your head is not small, It is uncomfortable, will start hurting you after 1 hour, will be returning it today.

These headphones have a very clear and crisp sound. Good for a person who likes a balanced sound. Good for gaming and music.

A little on the tight side, but can get used to them

Overall would recommend to anyone looking for a good pair of headphones that is good for the quality and price.

Begins to shine at high volumes. Extremely comfortable, even when wearing glasses. Includes 3 different cables and a bag. Cables are nice and thick. Includes 3.5-1/4" adapter that screws on. Supposedly no "break-in" so should sound like new for years. Easily better sound than $160+ "gaming" oriented headsets.

Weak bass at low volumes compared to some sets. At the price paid could have got a nice pair of Shure headphones which are supposedly better but hard to find locally. Doesn't render bass as vibrations against your head like some headphones do.

Tested on my Fiio X1 audiophile music player and Asus Xonar DGX sound card. Compared to my Sennheiser HD 212Pro headphones (now discontinued) these provide a little bit more level frequency response but still with a bit of warmth. At high volume the Audio Technica headphones exceed the Sennheisers at fidelity across the audio range. They're extremely comfortable and for that reason I think they're going to get more use than the Sennheisers. My ears don't hurt after 8+ hours of use!

- Great sound ( Lows Mids Highs) - Durable - Comfortable - Light - Best headphones for $200 price range

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Great headphones dont need to say much they speak for themselfs

- Light - Strong - Amazing Sound (Low mid and Highs) - Buy them!

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