Review on Headphones Audio-Technica ATH-AVC500, black by Wiktor Fokt ᠌

Because these were my very first pair of closed-back headphones, I can say without a doubt that I am pleased with the model. If you need headphones for the house but do not want to make others uncomfortable with your music or movies, I would recommend this model. These are some advantages: Even when used with a smartphone, the volume produced by the headphones is unacceptable to me. They are extremely loud. At the same time, however, you should try to keep other people away from your music. They do not need an amplifier because they are already loud enough. The cable is wrapped in a braid that is both incredibly gentle and long-lasting, making the experience more pleasurable. The metal covers on the bowls look great because they have a chamfer on them. By the way, on the inside, the speakers are protected by a metal perforated lining as well as acoustic fabric. Yet despite the fact that they are closed, the ears do not perspire inside of them; rather, they are merely heated. I expected more from a closed model that had tight ear cushions and a tight fit on my head. These headphones do not deliver on either of those fronts. Yeah, by the way, the headband is snug and presses against the ears as it should, but the gentle arch that sits atop the head nevertheless exerts an unpleasant amount of pressure. Because of the way headphones are constructed, they cannot be draped around the neck, and using them to support one's head will be awkward. Although the two arcs on the headband are protected by pliable tubes and do not give the impression that they are durable, a month has passed and nothing has happened to them.