The wireless version of the incredibly popular studio headphone M50x von Audio-Technica has plenty to offer. Enticing features include a 40 hour battery life, 3-button remote with integrated microphone, not to mention voice control via Touch Control.

The Audio-Technica ATH-50xBT maintains the phenomenal sound and sturdy design of the original, while adding Bluetooth into the mix.

Outstanding audio performance; Strong battery life; Multiple codec support; On-cup controls; Sturdy; comfy design; Bluetooth 5.0

Connectivity bugs; Touch controls need work; Meager mobile features

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Audio-Technica's superb studio sound heritage shines brightly in this remarkable pair of Bluetooth headphones.

Superb sound; Excellent battery life; Comfortable; Great price

Not especially stylish; Extended use causes hot ears

Audio-Technica ATH-M50x: Fun to listen to, comfortable and robust, the Audio-Technica ATH-M50x is an audio design classic

Excellent value for money; Comfortable; Thumping mid-bass

Recessed mid-range; Sibilant highs; Closed soundstage

This is an excellent package. Audio-Technica have become one of my favorite audio companies. I have previously used Bose and a less expensive pair of Audio-Technica headphones for recording. With that being said, I am extremely happy with this purchase.

The built is amazing and quite sturdy. Good balance of sound from the bass to the mids, also very reliable to have on you for general music listening to audio mixing.

I've only listened to this for a few hours. The headphones are not fully burned in. They sound wrong. The sound is synthetic and there's a lot of detail missing. This is compared to the Soundmagic E50 and HP151 as well as the Bose Soundlink 2 headphones.

The Audio-Technica ATH-M50X are DJ headphones reborn to better suit a mass audience. They're big and chunky, sure, but they also offer some of the best sound you'll find for around $150 (£113, AU$199).

Lively; engaging sound; Relatively affordable; Good for EDM

Not neutral-sounding; No wireless option; Proprietary audio cable

Hands down an amazing set of headphones, no doubt about it. Compared them to a huge rack of competitors at my local music store. By far the best sound for me... bass is there and it's tight but not overwhelming, mid is warm and clean, highs break through nicely.

Good Bass; Good Value; Great Sound; Stylish

Uncomfortable