ATH-M20xBT

if you want to save some money and still get quite good quality, id recommend audiotechnica ATH-M20xBT. the sound is flat, they are light as hell and cost around 70usd. the downside is that they dont fold so having them on your neck might be uncomfortable.

Okay, 2 long term 7506 users, I have a question(s). CLAMPING FORCE! Wide noggin owner, here. My Philips 9500 are comfortable for an unlimited amount of time. My Audio Technica ATH-m20x BT and Fiio FT-1 are good for about 30 minutes before they give me a migraine. I feel I have never ridden an amusem

Look into Audio Technica. I have the ATH-M20xBT and they're on par with the old Hyper X Cloud 2 (when they were good). I use these for PC gaming since they're comfortable for hours on end. But if you want something a little more punchy, 1MORE Sonoflow SE are great too.

I use a pair of Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT. They are under 100$ and super lightweight with a great battery life. They sound relatively neutral and I didn’t need noise cancellation.

I have an audio technica pair, ATH-M20xBT specifically, that’s the wireless version. I also struggle with headphones being too tight or putting pressure at the top of my head. I’ve had this one for two years now and I’m very satisfied with it. There’s a plush version of the ear cushions, those are b

Audio technica M20x BT is a great for all day listening, studio work and music.

Audio Technica. Suggested model would depend on what they cost in your area of the world. M20, M30, M40, M50....... I really like the ATH-M20xBT for a budget headphone because it can be used as a regular wired headphone if you don't want to use Bluetooth. Yet, if you want to use them with a device t