Audio Technica ATH-S220BTNBG Navy/Beige Total Wireless On-Ear Headphones (2021)

I like my music loud. I love the comfort, the look, the sound quality. It's not superior but it is definitely a very good value for the price value. Fits great. Seems plenty durable. If I needed another pair I'd definitely buy these again.

I'm not an audiophile or a connoisseur of audio equipment. Just a music enjoyer who wants headphones that are affordable, durable, and don't sound completely terrible.To my mildly discerning tinnitus-stricken ears (I'm slightly picky, but I don't hear well enough to be VERY picky), the sound quality is good. The Bluetooth and detachable audio cable are welcome. I use the cable for music and podcasts on my phone, and I use the Bluetooth for movies & TV. The battery life is good. After using for about a year and a half, the thing that most sets it apart from other headphones I've bought before is that THESE HAVE NOT BROKEN YET. The thin rubbery coating on the ear cushions has flaked away, but at least the darned thing still works.So altogether, I think this one has a good balance of sound quality, features, affordability, and durability. A good value, all things considered.

Cons* Doesn’t sound like a premium headphone. It lacks the loudness and clarity of a premium headphone. I’d say it’s a 2.5/5 when it comes to clarity. Bass is not overly pronounced however mids and highs lack the umph.* it is a bit tight as it has a small footprint. So it may hurt your ears or head depending on how long you wear it or his place it on your head.* mic is not great for phone calls.* I noticed Bluetooth had connectivity issues while playing something. It has happened rarely enough to not be bothered tho.Pros* Multiple device connectivity is awesome.* it has fast connectivity once paired.* it’s a great workout headphone and I don’t mind getting it sweaty. Just be wary of how you place it on your head as you may get headphone fatigue if placed in a more tighter setting.* comes with aux cable so better sound is available at your disposal. also the mic on the cable is better to make phone calls if you have a phone with those things in the past known as “aux output /3.5 mm jack”

The headset is easy to set up and it’s labeled properly when in pairing mode. Sound is fine for casual listening, I don’t have an ear for proper sound balancing but it suits me. The entire headset is very light without feeling cheap, the buttons on the outside are easy-ish to find and operate. The adjustability is good and has detents so you can set both sides at the same level if needed. I really enjoy the white color and I feel like the design is very slick and clean. Overall I’m very happy. Battery life has been great so far, I’ve charged it once and the battery level is still high after several days of light to medium usage.

I’ve loved AT for years, and these don’t disappoint. They initially felt like they could be a bit flimsy, but they hold up, feel good (no issues with glasses) and the sound is up there with their wired counterparts. Highly recommend!

Very uncomfortable. Sound quality is terrible

They looked nice, but i was let down by the awful sound quality. You'd think AT would still deliver in the budget range besides the M20x's, but that's not the case.

While the colors were nice and the sound was balanced, there were more cons than pros in my own opinion. The muffs were tiny, so they go OVER the ears instead of around them and are not soft at all. I usually wear my headphones for up to 7 hours at a time and have a collection of all different kinds of brands. I invested in Audio Technica, as I had heard it was good from a friend, and while they were okay, I was disappointed. These headphones are fitter to wear for short spurts of time than long-term wear. If you're looking for a good alternative that is about the same range in price, I'd recommend Skullcandy Hesh Evo's instead. A little bit pricier but worth the money.