Review on 🎧 Experience True Wireless Freedom with Audio Technica ATH-DSR9BT Over-Ear Headphones by Kathy Morales

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 nice and not tiresome. Fits very well and design is sold. The oddly recessed USB tab looks odd but is tolerable. The built-in USB HD interface is also good. They aren't noise-cancelling and don't have the features that other cans have. Their focus is on high-quality audio playback with solid basic controls. They do that very well. If anyone is looking for a high quality HD USB interface that can tune BT with excellent fidelity and a simple control approach without a huge expense, then this one is for you. If you're looking for active noise cancellation, powerful artificial bass, and plenty of software controls and features, look no further. this is not for you