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Revainrating 5 out of 5

The purchase brought only positive emotions.

After a not very long search, there was a fallen off posting from the speaker itself. The reason is not clear. the place is static, not a hinge and not a plug. Speaking of the plug, or rather the socket: from the inside, its design looks unreliable and flimsy, so do not get carried away with frequent replacement of cords. Farther. on the hinge of the left cup, one of the wires was strongly pinched by a decorative trim (the one with 4 screws). It didn’t come to a break, but be careful. I do…

Pros
  • All the advantages are described above (or below), there is no point in repeating
Cons
  • not so long ago, the right "ear" fell silent. It just went silent. Sitting on my head.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is top notch, be sure to try it.

The M50x are my first expensive monitors and I'm 90% satisfied with them. Card - Creative SB Z. Bass - at first it seems that there are not enough of them, but then you understand - it is: dense, without unnecessary hum / boom / bounce, sufficient depth (up to 40 Hz, according to the equalizers and your ears). The middle is detailed and natural. Top - everything is in place, they do not cut the ear at all. All three complete laces are involved (straight - PC, short - tablet, spring…

Pros
  • - excellent sound (quite honest and without obvious flaws) - good sound insulation (sufficient for street / transport) - design without obvious weaknesses - spectacular appearance, IMHO (I took the Blue version) - detachable cord (no need to climb behind the system unit to disconnect / connect if you want to listen to music on other equipment) - low impedance, which allows you to listen to music on players / smartphones / tablets with almost no problems (see comment)
Cons
  • - an extremely considerable price (you need to thoroughly strangle your toad) - (individual) ear pads are too small - will require the purchase of a sound card and an ate to the audio library - inconvenient position of the plug socket, the cord often clings to the collar

At first it was not very comfortable to wear, but over time, the headphones sat down on the head. The sound is completely satisfactory. I have been using it for 4.5 years already - a very high-quality assembly, as well as the materials themselves. The kit comes with three wires. After a year of use, a short wire frayed - I had to use a wire for a computer: it still holds) In fact, all the other headphones I had lasted an average of a year: I am a very sloppy user. So the quality of the…

Pros
  • Sound and build quality.
Cons
  • Extra degree of freedom: foldable design. It broke in one ear, which is why the headphones no longer cling to my head. But I fixed it with super glue and duct tape.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The quality is at the highest level, be sure to try it.

Added: After several months of constant use at home, I conclude that this is an extremely successful acquisition. The earphones "went" under my head and comfort increased. Absolutely satisfied with the quality. It was worth the money given. - Before buying, I compared almost the entire model range - 30, 40, 50, 70. Some other models. Listened to cheaper AKG K52, K72, K92. From the same price niche Sony MDR 7506, some Beyerdynamic models. But still I settled on Audio-Technica, at first I was…

Pros
  • Sound quality, no significant distortions Pleasant to use ear pads. 3 wires included
Cons
  • There is some possibility that all the same a little tight in terms of pressure. Although sometimes I sit in them for 7-9 hours a day, and in general, the norms.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Do not hesitate to buy, the quality is amazing for the price.

The headphones are a variant of the very popular ATH-M50, with the difference that the M50X has a detachable cable. I did not notice any difference in sound compared to the previous model, and there are no significant differences in wearing comfort either. Therefore, if you are interested in very detailed reviews about the sound and other things, you can read the discussion of the M50. Three cables are included with the headphones. The headphone jack is durable, the cable is securely fixed by…

Pros
  • The bass is the best I've heard - powerful, with a "penetrating" sub-bass. Mids and highs are very clean and balanced. The sound is just wonderful, catchy from the first note, I want to listen more and more. In my opinion, these headphones are most preferred for rock and pop music, however, other genres and directions sound great. Very reliable design, despite the relatively low weight, the headphones are very durable. Headphones have low impedance, they can be used with any sound source. I included them in different sound cards, in smartphones, in a laptop, everywhere the sound is very good. Comfortable, as far as possible for closed headphones. The set includes three cables of different types and lengths.
Cons
  • No significant shortcomings were found. Of the little things - the cable sticking out of the headphones has a rather long connector, sometimes it clings to the collar.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A great option for this money, I definitely recommend it!

I took the m50x first to my father, then I decided to try msr7b for myself, which I returned the next day and bought the m50x Msr7b for metal buzz, but everything else is just normal (cx300ii is approximately the way the equalizer was set up). m50x are good everywhere, except for metal, it seemed a little dry. But everything else, electronic, instrumental, jazz, blues, clean vocals, especially old compositions play in a new way. I liked that the ears rotate as soon as you want, no squeaking and

Pros
  • Sound quality, sound character, build quality, rich equipment, detachable cable. Rotation of the ears along two axes in both directions.
Cons
  • No.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The right product for me, there were no problems.

I bought wireless ATH-M50xBT a long time ago and could not get enough of it. I bought these at a discount, for my money they sound absolutely without complaints. When listening in turn to the same material well known to me at approximately equal volume (I listen relatively quietly) in these and wireless brothers, the difference is minimal. In wired ones, perhaps, the sound is a little more powerful, since they are connected by wire to an external sound card instead of using the built-in…

Pros
  • sound for the price

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed! It was definitely worth the money!

Subjectively: they overplay the open AKG K512 MK2, gracefully outdo the Axelvox HD272, which is not bad for their money, shatter the unsuccessful Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 AEBT (by wire), bypass the standing Sennheiser HD 215 and humiliate any JBL, including the mumbling Everest and their other hybrid bluetooth models . From the point of view of convenience, they are great: the replaceable cable is well fixed, three cables are included, which can be scattered over the player, receiver and…

Pros
  • I use it as home headphones. Frankly, I was very surprised by how they present the sound: exactly the way I like it: neatly, allowing you to listen with pleasure and thoughtfully, with a clear division into instruments, with a lot of micro-details, while preserving the nature of the recording. The dynamics are excellent, as is the ability to convey the difference in the volume of a particular sound. As examples: 11 Dreams by Mercenary, which is difficult for most headphones, was eaten and not choked, giving out the whole picture, clearly spreading the sound of all the cymbals into layers, not drowning out the rhythm section with drumming and neatly isolating the vocals. Soilwork (Living Infinite, for example, and especially their last album, Verkligheten) has now realized that it is worth listening to only on them: on the same Sennheiser Momentum, they simply fall into a sticky mess with dominating raucous guitars and chomping vocals. M50X played them flawlessly. The most colorful synthesizer in Dance with the Dead - Her Ghost listens in the same way, which on the weak parts of the "verse" finally became distinguishable and elastic, and the guitar acquired the necessary aggressive roar. Sybreed is served as it should: cold, heavy and with the articulation of guitar synths. Toto - Stop Loving You sounds great: the drum membrane, like the bass pluck, unlike the Axelvox HD272 \ Sennheiser Momentum \ AKG K512 MK2, have found, I repeat, elasticity, and the guitar rolls, including those that sound after the chorus, are characteristic, very defined "analog" distortion-rattles. And that's not to mention something like Boney James with his amazing saxophone and great recording of instruments: it's really very difficult to get "unstuck" from the sound of the M50X. As a very controversial comparison: in detail they resemble FIIO F9 PRO, only 20% more detailed.
Cons
  • the 100 Hz interval is slightly upturned. On separate, single tracks, you want to squeeze it. Otherwise, you can safely listen without additional equalization. They sit tight, they don’t put pressure on me personally, if you move the temples 2 divisions on both sides.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Overall good, but I expected more, there are disadvantages.

My assessment is solely in terms of listening to music, and not work and other things. Very popular and hyped headphones. They talk too much about them, they are sold too much by record store salesmen, ears are in the lead in some tops. Are these the best headphones in their price range - no! M50x are pretty good, but all their PR is useless air shaking. I liked their equipment and quality of materials. True, I never used two additional cables, and the bag is simply not needed. That's all…

Pros
  • Complete set, quality of materials.
Cons
  • Landing

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.

Bought headphones in 2022. I use it only at home (I went outside a couple of times). Mostly I listen through a computer or iPad. I also listened through the iPod and on the phone. In principle, all devices calmly pull them out. I would say that headphones can play everything. Due to the fact that these are monitors, you should not expect any distortions towards the tops or basses. There is bass here, but exactly in the place and in the volume that was provided. That is, they themselves will…

Pros
  • The sound is definitely great. I advise you to listen to music with a high bitrate. Well collected. In principle, a good set (3 cords - I use the shortest one), a bag.
Cons
  • For 4 years, the ear pads began to climb and the leatherette on the darling began to crack. As already noted, ears can sweat. Regarding the pressure on the head - adjust the size normally and put it on well and nothing will press

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am delighted, the product is really worthy.

My first headphones of this class. and for that kind of money. I took it at a frantic dollar rate for 13500. and I do not regret it. I listen in conjunction with highscreen boost 3. The phone shakes these ears perfectly. but I only listen to flac. despite the fact that I do not have a musical ear, I am satisfied. when listening to music, goosebumps with pleasure) plugs sinheiser cx-150 did not give me this)

Pros
  • They sit comfortably on the ears, good sound, good material, quality assembly.
Cons
  • Despite the convenience, they are a little tight. saves shooting literally for 1 second.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Beyond praise! The product definitely deserves your attention.

I bought this model 2.5 years ago for DJ work, as a result I began to use it in everyday life. With merciless use, after 2.5 years, the insulation of the cable that I use on the street only slightly cracked. The headphones are reliable, like a Kalashnikov assault rifle, they are easily adjusted to the head, they do not press at all. The only thing is that on hot days, the ears sweat in them, but this is typical of all headphones of this type. To some, it may seem that they lack bass, and the…

Pros
  • -Clear, detailed sound. -Reliable construction. -Equipment. - Replaceable cables. -Ease of wearing.
Cons
  • Not found.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best I ever used, recommend it to everybody.

With a normal card (and not my X-Fi HD) and equalization are quite suitable, not "Wow!", but worthy. If you want bass - it will be, they won't even choke (put cups down on the table - the table turned into a subwoofer), if you don't want it - it won't. I listened both in uncompressed and in compressed form, they basically reproduce everything, any genre, be it 2SFH or some Pendulum with Aero Khord. The cables in the kit are my respect, you can use their bundle if you don’t have a cable. But the

Pros
  • The design does not look flimsy despite the fact that it is a creaking plastic (well, it creaks a bit, can you get to the bottom? :P). Compact. They look stylish (in white, and in black too, but these are already taste preferences in felt-tip pens). They sound quite detailed and I didn’t hear any booming bass (okay, because of my awesome EQ, I confused them with a massager, but in the standard preset they hardly bass, you know, more analytical than booming), but the sound had one but, it in shortcomings.
Cons
  • They squeeze their heads like in a vise (that is, the scales hurt very much). Very little room for ears, even for my little ones and very hot, first time like this. And here is already a minus about the sound, I knew that they were tinted at the top, but that a flock of drank fell on me and cut my membranes into blood, I did not expect this. When warmed up and further equalized, the sound becomes detailed rather than sawy, but there are still a lot of high ones, yes.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I expected them to be good. I just got her

Oh my god. I expected them to be good. I just got them and started listening to them. I'm not an audiophile. I haven't even cracked them yet, but I've read about them. Here's what I'm gonna tell you. I can tell you exactly what the difference is between these headphones and my Sol Republic V8 headphones that I bought a few years ago. They, and I think a lot of them, unnecessarily boost the bass and people think that's a good thing. When I listen to Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band I love…

Pros
  • Always liked
Cons
  • Not the best

Revainrating 5 out of 5

TECHNICALLY the best headphones in this price range!

Okay. If you're a music lover like me but don't have the cash to spend ridiculous amounts on headphones. These are the headphones for you. BUT at the same time, don't think that the price compromises the quality of these headphones. The clarity of these headphones is ideal for mixing music or just relaxing at home. Before purchasing I read many reviews and read that they lacked bass presence, but I have to disagree. If you really enjoy music in its entirety (high, mid and low), they will give…

Pros
  • Great price
Cons
  • For old

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Here's what almost 3 years of daily use looks like:

As of the date of this review, I have had these wonderful headphones for 2 years, 9 months, 1 week and 5 days. When I bought them I already had a variety of different headphones that would be suitable for everyday use while at work. None of these lasted long and I was always unhappy with the sound quality. I finally did some serious research and found these beauties. When I first started using them I wasn't thrilled with how they felt on my head. I thought well maybe I just needed to stretch…

Pros
  • Stable test results
Cons
  • Not bad

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Anyone who says they are for everyday use (e.g. gaming) is lying.

Okay, call me a fake audiophile or yell at me for not appreciating the intricacies of music or audio production in the comments, I don't care. Bottom line, these amazingly comfortable, sturdy-looking headphones sounded downright awful compared to my *literally broke* Logitech G430s that I was initially trying to replace. Here's what happened: - Put on your headphones. Cozy! You can't hear the neighbor's baby crying either. Not bad given the lack of active noise cancellation. headphones plugged…

Pros
  • Feels good
Cons
  • Almost never

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great headphones for all day use!

I'm by no means a music lover, I just appreciate quality and comfortable wired on-ear headphones for listening to music. I'm a software developer so I listen to 4-6 hours of music every day and sometimes 8+ when I'm working on a deadline. I had to pause the music several times because I thought I heard a rumble from outside. After pausing the music I realized that these were just headphones and the way they spread out the sound making it sound like cymbals or drums was actually outside of my…

Pros
  • Regular price
Cons
  • Anything to add

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Truth. suitable for headphones

I have owned these headphones for 6 months. I'm a semi-audiophile. As a rule, they were my choice for listening to music. I'm only writing this review because I discovered the truth that I've been missing for 6 months. This is my resume. Here are my thoughts on why you should choose these cheaper or more expensive headphones. (And yes you should, but read on.) They're great no matter what you plug them into. i will give it to you In general, when you connect them to your iPhone, Android, Mac…

Pros
  • quick change
Cons
  • there are nuances

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best product, from those that I have viewed, I advise everyone!

I used to have philips shp 895 - good headphones for their price. I listened to them from a computer on a creative zxr audio card. The sound of audio equipment is different from philips. Philips were open and it seemed to me that they were better for audiophile styles such as acoustics, live music, jazz, etc. Audio equipment also plays brighter. Although if you don't use the equalizer - that those that others play are not bright (but I'm not an audiophile - I want the feeling of a concert in my

Pros
  • the sound is not bad. The bass is not bad. Can be loud without overload
Cons
  • until I noticed, well, maybe if the ears were completely covered, it would be more convenient. Although it doesn't seem to be much of a concern.