Audio-Technica ATH-M30X On-Ear Stereo Headphone (Black)

After using it for 18 days, I found this product is of great quality. It has a balanced sound. Tight bass. Vocals are clear too. Those who loves music can have this Audio Tecnica 30 with affordable price. I use it through Vivo 20 G. Phone not for studio monitoring.

Pros:1. Good Build Quality2. Produce accurate sound needed for music production3. Very long Cable length4. Wide Frequency RangeCons:1 Uncomfortable during extended usage2. Some kind of heat sensation in the ear3. The collapsable feature makes it difficult to maneuver the headset as the speakers have a tendency to stay in the collapsible position

This is a really good headphone.Let me start off with the delivery, it arrived on time, was in a bigger package than what I had in mind. The package was a little damaged, though not a lot. The unpacking experience was quite good. Everything was neatly packed and covered. The carry pouch looks like it'll hold for quite a long time. The headphones look fabulous... They could be folded up easily. The 3.5 mm jack was hidden under the bigger one. The cable is really long, too long for travel purposes, so I recommend you tie it up. The earcups cover your ears perfectly and smoothly. Felt very good. I usually get hot ears very fast, but using these, it took longer for my ears to heat up, and it wasn't too hot... The noise isolation is really good. You couldn't hear your own voice at high volumes. Don't use high volumes for long intervals though. With that said, the quality of sound was just pure. The lows, the mids, the highs, everything was so crisp. I heard instruments that I've never heard in songs that I've played thousands of times before. A true professional look and feel to it. It is made out of plastic, but quality is top notch. Certainly something I'd suggest you to buy if you have the money. I of course got it at the discounted rate. It's like the best headphone at this price range. The surround sound effects are heavenly! I don't enjoy too much bass, so this was perfect for me as everything was equally balanced. Highly recommended.

Bought it for music production but have been using it for other tasks as well.For music production, this is more than enough for beginners and good enough for professional producers. The frequencies are well balanced and overall experience is good.For casual users, I would definitely suggest to go for it. For listening music and watching anime/webseries/youtube videos, this provides a great sound quality and you won't be disappointed. The wire is also pretty long and the build quality is premium.As for the cons:1) There is no noice cancellation.2) No microphone3) No detachable cableAfter 1 year of usage, I can assure you that this is the headphone you should go for at this price point.

Exit JBL, Exit Bose, Exit Sony - Enter AudioTechnica M30XBefore I start this review, I want to mention that I see a lot of reviews on many websites including Amazon which review a Car and then talk about I) the taste of tyres 2) the smell of the bumper 3) The colour of the chassis. DOES IT MAKE SENSE? Well, if it doesnt please understand that we better talk of build quality, packaging and sound when it comes to a headphone and not about our favourite colour, odour of the box or the thickness of the instruction manual paper.Lets get the basics right. We classify music into:Highs = treble, cymbals (typically 4000-20000Hz)Mids = midrange, female opera singer (350-4000Hz);Lows = bass (20-350 Hz)We also need to assure that the sound quality from the source is the best. This means your old Bollywood songs do not require good headphones and if at all, its a waste of money. Based on these parameters I would rate AudioTechnica for the following songs1) Cypress Hill - Insane in the BrainHighs - NAMids -10/10Lows - 9/10The M30X captures all the details that one might have missed on other headphones. The mids are splendidly captured, again with good details of the lead vocals. The lows are exceedingly satisfactory but neutral. Bassheads need to look elsewhere.2) Edward Maya - Historia de AmorHighs - 10/10Mids -10/10Lows - NAOnce again the M30X captures sounds that one could not hear due to a bad headphone. The highs and mids are a treat to the year. Pure pleasure.3) Radiohead - CreepHighs - 10/10Mids -10/10Lows - 10/10I love this song. Its one of the best songs to test your headphone along with some tracks from Prodigy and many more. The synchronized chord progression is repeated throughout the whole song, alternating between arpeggiated chords in the verses and last chorus, complimented by loud power chords during the first two choruses.The M30X are unbelievably good here. You really fall in love with these headphones.Trust me, these headphones are a league. If at all I would have to recommend a change it would be a better earpad quality and a Bluetooth for the same price. I know I am demanding for a lot more at this price. Having said that, the M30X are the best balanced headphones in this series. The M50X and M40X are typically for studio use and do not fit in much for personal usage unless your ears are paranormal or you are an alien who can listen to abnormal frequencies. The build quality is very good but could have been much, much better to be the best. The accessories (extension chord and leather bag) are really impressive. Just assure that you listen to the best quality of music from the best possible source and see the magic. Highly Recommended + 10/10.

The good:* Accurately reproduces sound in most of the recordings.* Reasonable passive noise cancellation due to the thick cushions.The bad:* Long cable, which even though sturdy tangles quite easily. Some studio headphones come with a winder (something to wind the cable around), which should have been included with these.* The included 1/4inch adapter is a screw-on type adapter, so might not be usable with other headphones.