🎧 Experience True Wireless Freedom with Audio Technica ATH-DSR9BT Over-Ear Headphones Review

The sound is clear, with a stage (ie - voluminous). Even from an iPhone with its rather "narrow" AAC codec, they sound very good. I ordered a Blutooth transmitter-receiver with aptx hd (LEVN) connected to the AK-240 - and I listen on the road. Ideally, you need a source with Aptx-HD support. I ordered a fresh creation from iRiver in a good Hong Kong online store, called Activo CT 10. Especially for these headphones and the road. When connected to a computer via USB and Foobar2022, the sound is…

Decided to write a review after reading other "strange" in my opinion. I bought the ears for my beloved as a gift for New Year's Eve in the 2022. The price is high, but it corresponds to the difference in sound quality with other "flagships". Noise reduction does not interest me as a factor because I use it as a home, but for me it is not bad. The Studio 3 beats didn't push the noise much anymore, for example. After buying these headphones, I am no longer interested in wired ones and will not…

Normal headphones, if they cost 7000 - there would be no questions. After 8 months of use, they cracked in a place where they simply could not help but crack. (there is a thin and heavy load, if you press a little on the ear, you get a big shoulder) There are no spare parts anywhere, no one takes it for repairs. AudioTechnica - once and never again. If you want an expensive rattle that lags and breaks so that only you will need it later (it’s a pity to throw it away, it’s already unrealistic to

The touch button spoils the whole feeling of using headphones. . : A year and a half later, the right ear began to hiss. Unpleasant and unclear what to do with them now. Some pros: Stable BT connection, long battery life, excellent sound, comfortable to wear even for a long time. Got cons: Just a disgusting control button. It's just as terrible to think of. The volume button is mechanical, it moves either up or down, you can’t quickly turn down or turn up the volume, you have to poke it back…

The best wireless headphones I've ever listened to, stage, bass, damn it, they will put many wired ears on their shoulder blades.

Bought to listen to music and a pleasure. I've found new details and nuances in my favorite tracks (you can even hear some heavy metal and distinguish instruments where there used to be a complete mess). There are a few minor usability quirks that have been addressed in other reviews, such as B.: touch play/pause button, not a very good microphone (so you have to set your Mac/PC's internal microphone by default), battery life is ok but nothing special, micro usb, a bit hotter to the ears than…

Pros: - Excellent Bluetooth connection - Powerful bass response - Ultra comfortable - Hard case included - Rugged build quality - Weight is well distributed on the head - Plugs directly into a computer for high resolution sound (find I cool?) Cons: - A bit of hopping from the slide buttons - Recessed Micro USB connector requires a proprietary cable (mostly used for charging) - Non-tactile play/pause button - No analog connector. Not really a minus, because the main purpose of these cans is…

The digital drivers deliver truly exceptional sound, these headphones have great bass and crisp, clear highs. This is NOT active noise cancellation if you think of it that way. Worst of all, however, are the buttons (or lack thereof). Who had the brilliant idea of turning the play/pause button into an infrared sensor? These headphones also have an internal volume adjustment and the volume buttons do not change your phone's volume. why would you do that Their designers should be fired. Yes, I…

3 weeks in use and suddenly three lights started flashing and after that the phones died. There are no more lights, no wired activity, they are just dead. Cannot be returned as they are currently in Europe. This is a complete fiasco. Otherwise: 1. The sound was good.2. The volume is more than adequate unless you plan to go deaf soon.3. The pressure on the ears is too great. Difficult to use over a logarithmic period. Also, be prepared to sweat from the ear pads.4. No noise cancellation. Another

These BT banks are exactly what I expected from AT. Bass is present, tight, controlled and in place (if you're looking for powerful, booming bass, look elsewhere). High frequencies are too clear for my taste. It's hot and a bit sizzling in the 4KHz and 8KHz regions. The treble character adds clarity to the vocal content. However, with an EQ application with some processing in the above ranges, these cans are a delight for my on-the-go music lovers. I wouldn't use them for reference, but they're

I have several headphones and they really don't compare to any other. That's good and bad. These are great cans with crystal clear sound. Not loud and not bright. Very neutral. But let's just say, AKG K701s are neutral. I will say if you are looking for the sound of ATH MSR 7 or 9 in BT format these banks will disappoint you, they don't sound like 7 or 9. Although they sound great. I noticed that these cans have no background noise. A pause in the music when you hear that hiss of nothingness…

Having been skeptical about wireless headsets for a long time, having tried many and being completely dissatisfied with many audio platforms, this headset deserves most of my reviews. technology sold; this is particularly noticeable at lower volumes, everything seems confused and distant. That said, the range is still impressive, and when you turn up the volume a bit, the drivers actually fill the "sonic space" pretty well. They don't have the warmth of my Senn 650s, but they have nicer highs…