ATH-M20xBT Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Black

A solid entry-level wireless headphone that punches above its price point. The sound is clean and balanced — true to Audio-Technica’s studio-monitor heritage — making them great for both casual listening and critical audio. Bluetooth connectivity is reliable, and the 60-hour battery life is genuinely impressive. The all-black design is understated and professional-looking. They’re not the most feature-rich option at this price, lacking active noise cancellation, but for pure sound quality and endurance, the ATH-M20xBT is hard to argue with.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Initially feeling these headphones in your hands they feel cheap. Then you realize they’re purposefully light for the comfortable fit they provide. Sound quality is wonderful, though keep in mind that there is no active noise cancellation. When the volume is turned to the max others around you can hear. Great entry level headset if you’re looking for a comfortable wireless headset.

Very good quality for the price overall, I’ve had these for almost three years and I still use them almost daily. Battery lasts a very very long time on a full charge, especially when you first get it. Sound is a little better when using the cord. Very comfortable and lightweight. I’ve had to replace the soft covers for the headphones because they started to flake and smell from sweat, but this was a relatively inexpensive replacement. The only flaw I’m now facing is there is a very noticeable delay in the audio when using Bluetooth, so if you’re watching a video the audio will be slightly delayed and not match the video. This obviously is not much of a problem if you’re just using these to listen to music or just use the cord to watch videos. Overall, very affordable and high quality option that I have recommended to many people.

I do music production and also general listening. After using this BT headset I have to say I am very impressed by the battery life as it can hold an entire session of production (few hours, 6 or more and for numerous days) without getting a low battery notification - After couple weeks I got my first low battery so you probably dont need to have this parked on the usb charger for many times in a month. That is the mark of a true BT studio headphone for me and reason why I'd recommend it for just that purpose. The bass quality is actually very noticeable but not overbearing where mid and highs would be flattened out. However it is very punchy bass without "breaking in" out of the box. Any low-lows will be noticeable if you need to work on a bassline sequence in Ableton or an alternate program. The charging time itself from low to full, is at least a couple of hours which is acceptable. Quality build is very high. Fit-wise it is very snug to the ears and buttons are on the left side, which some people may find to have a learning curve (not a high one). Easy to press rectangle style buttons. I haven't used it to gym or cardio with but they aren't heavy enough to where they would fall, I think the JBL TUNE 500s are made for that, because they are feather weight "light" and do a great job cancelling treadmill noise. Im sure these would do the job fine at the gym, they aren't bulky. They do come with a cord in case you want to use without the internal battery, so that's a neat feature. Overall latest BT specs and long battery Im sure these would do the job for a long time, they are my go to, audio feels twice that for the price so it almost feels like a bargain but they probably sound like $150 phones. Ive had the Monster Inspirations which have a similar price tag but they are 4x as heavy and audio signature is similar but wireless and way more utility. I highly recommend them.

I'll save most of you the trouble of reading through my ramblings. For $79 or lower, these M20xBT's cannot be beat. Clear AT sound with slightly more bass. Not neutral like the M50's, but a more consumer sound profile. I have been a fan of Audio Technica for decades and have been in the market for a set of BT over-ear headphones to use at work. Due to the lackluster reviews online, I went with some cheap knockoff brands for a while. The knockoffs had decent bass without seeming too fake, weak mids, but decent highs. I do not expect too much for BT headphones so was fairly satisfied. I recently went to Japan and because of the respect they have for each other in society, the big box electronic stores have many, many headphones out for demo. They even have disposable sleeves if you want to try out earbuds, though they continue to have those behind the counter. So I was standing in front of a display with close to 100 headphones all charged and ready to be connected via BT or wire. I have been eyeing the AT WS990BT Solid Bass for a while now since I know when they think bass, AT does not mean the kind of bass like the 12" JL W7 in my trunk. I did not have time to play with the EQ on my phone and I used Spotify to recreate my work environment. The sound was weak. Completely not what I was expecting from a headphone with "Solid Bass" in its name. Since these are BT, they will not be connected to an amp so that is all there is. I then tried the WS660BT and ANC700BT and did not like either one. The USD was at its peak against the JPY when I was there so the WS990 were super cheap and I wanted to keep browsing, but decided to go drinking instead. I started seeing reviews for the M20xBT AFTER I got back from Japan. I stayed away from the M50xBT because I know what the wired M50's sound like and it was not what I wanted at work. I listen to mostly indie/EDM/hip hop/80's at work and rarely switch to classical or singer/songwriter. I saw one review on the M20's about a little bit stronger bass with a "V" sound profile. Sold! Even if you never played with an EQ before, you will immediately understand what a "V" profile means when you put these on. Clean and decent lows and bright highs. The mids are not missing, just not as as strong as the highs and lows. Peter Hook's basslines sound just fine on these. So does Masta Ace "Born to Roll". Also Satie and Liszt. Give these headphones a shot. They are inexpensive and should meet the needs of most consumers. Definitely a better buy than anything from Bose or Sony, unless you absolutely must have Active Noise Cancelling. The M20's are good enough to block out almost all office noises. Almost forgot to mention I did change out the earcups as I do with all my over the ear headphones. I went with GVOears this time and was impressed. Slightly less than Brainwavz, but I like the material that touches my skin much more than velour.

Esto de buscar un par de audífonos de buena calidad es muy complicado, hay muchas reseñas contradictorias en todas las marcas en general. Probé unos Bose 700 (sinceramente me defraudaron, los escuché muy simples) y Sony WH1000XM4/B (los escuché mejor, solo que los bajos eran demasiado fuertes/saturados). Había comprado anteriormente un tocadiscos audio tecnica que me voló la cabeza cuando lo escuché por primera vez. Ante las dudas e intrigas, me dejé llevar por mi experiencia anterior y compré estos audífonos. Soy músico desde hace muchos años, con estos audífonos stoy conociendo instrumentos, sonidos, efectos y detalles que no sabía que tienen las canciones que siempre escucho. Tenía expectativas altas (a pesar del coste económico) y sin lugar a dudas se la volaron, y por mucho. Hi Definition en persona. Todo es MUY NÍTIDO Y CLARO. Un equilibrio perfecto a mi gusto: bajos presentes, con gran cuerpo pero sin saturar ni filtros artificiales; medios presentes pero al volumen justo y perfecto para dar cuerpo a todo; los agudos muy nítidos y claros a un volumen excelente, ya que no sisean ni aturden, al contrario, dan la definición perfecta de todo, muuuy bien mezclado. Todo, en conjunto, ambientalizado con alto nivel, la atmosfera de estos audífonos me hacen sentir inmerso en la música. Y no es casualidad, ya que esta marca se enfoca en productos profesionales de calidad estudio de grabación y producción de audio. Si tu celular tiene configuraciones de ecualización, simplemente podrás dejarlos a tu gusto 100% personalizado. No tiene cancelación de ruido, pero a mi gusto es buena la aislación natural al ruido exterior que tienen estos audífonos. Los audífonos cubren mis orejas sin ningún problema, la diadema acolchada es sumamente cómoda. INCREÍBLES 🔥🤯🤩 Actualización: los cargué una vez, y usándolos de forma regular, la batería me duró más de un mes, sin exageración. Entonces INIGUALABLES en ese rubro.

I've heard nothing but positive things about these headphones from the gift recipient, mainly about how long the battery lasts! She doesnt use them often or for long times but hasn't charged them in months and they still have half a charge! They are very comfortable when they have been worn for longer periods, they were used on a long plane trip and there was no discomfort. Can't speak to sound quality too much, as she has never had any good headphones before these. She does say it sounds great though, and from the few seconds I've tried them out, they were definitely not bad!

Clear and crisp sound, good distinction and transition between different sounds. Long battery life. I like the sound setup, its relaxing and not intense, making it easier to listen for extended periods, but this varies from person to person what they like.

Tienen muy buen sonido, muy claro, hay que revisar bien para qué los necesitas por el tipo de ecualización que pueden tener, son los segundos que compro de la marca con diferente modelo, todo Ok. 😉

The sound is very good as a sound enthusiast myself only thing is it lacks a little on the lows which i fixed with the equalizer but that resulted in the max volume to be lowered overall they sound amazing They are also unbelievably light, lighter than any other headphones I've ever tried which makes them very good for the gym And the battery is in fact as good as they claim, you really forget about it for a week or two with heavy usage and they charge quickly The only downside is there is no anc or transparency mode