Best Audio Technica Wired Headphones

Audio Technica ATH-M50x

Latest review: Solid, fairly light, great sound, good looking. Bought this for production and DJ monitor headphones to replace the hd25's I have, because I found they were lacking in bass. The M50x are great, they

Audio Technica ATH-M40x

Latest review: Bought these a couple years ago when they released. Haven't turned back since. The high fidelity this produces is perfection. Only thing I've had to do is replace the ear pads from using them so

Audio Technica ATH-ANC33iS

Latest review: I listen to mostly electronic (Goa trance, psytrance, techno, sometimes house....sometimes) and these suit my needs perfectly. The bass isn't insane but I've found that mids and high are perfectly

Audio Technica ATH-S100iS

Latest review: These headphones have surprisingly good sound quality for the cheap price. The seal around my ears is also good and blocks out a lot of noise. The build is fairly light, which is what I wanted, but

Audio Technica ATH-PRO700MK2

Latest review: Sounds come through perfectly. Sits well / comfortably over my (big) ears. I love the masculine look although others may not or find it a little bulky ... it's a matter of subjective taste. A little

Audio Technica ATH-LS50iS

Latest review: Sound and base are good not too much base to drown the sound, stays in your ear in awkward situations even running. Easy to store and comes with carry bag, they also are detachable from the aux cable

Audio Technica ATH-E40

Latest review: This is an older model in Audio-Technica's catalogue, something that becomes very apparent in the design. It's neither slick or immediately comfortable. You'll need to fiddle with it to get it to

Audio Technica ATH-M20x

Latest review: Using it with electronic drum kit. The sound is good enough as a monitor headphones. Sound is pretty average when using it to listen to music from e.g. an iPhone. Ear cups get warm pretty

Audio Technica ATH-MSR7

Latest review: I've lost count of the number of headphones I've bough over the last 40 years. I even spent over $1000 for a pair in the 1980s. These Audio Technica ATH-MSR7 are hands down the best I've heard.

Audio Technica ATH-SR5

Latest review: These headphones are amazing! They work so well! The sound is great and the headphones cancel out most noise. I used them on a flight and they cancelled out a crying baby! Definitely

Audio Technica ATH-LS70IS

Latest review: Audio Technica has launched a new line of IEMs and it appears they have another winner. Package: Not much to write about. The usual high quality boxing you get from Audio-Technica. Unlike

Audio-Technica ATH-CK330i

Latest review: I purchased these at Adelaide Airport. They were supposed to be a reputable brand (that may be true), but whoever designed these needs to look for another job. I'm a male (96 kg), and I fitted the

Audio Technica ATH-ADG1