Audio-Technica ATH-AVC200 SonicPro Over-Ear Closed-Back Dynamic Headphones Black

Love these. Great entry level headphones to use when my wife is watching her "who dunnit" TV shows and I want to listen to vinyl or streaming music. Weight and feel is great. Outside noise can bleed in so definitely not noise cancelling but they have a great sound for casual listening. The sound better than my bookshelf speakers and does exactly what I need for them to do. Cord is long enough to reach my spot on the couch too

Bought these for myself Roland electronics drums. They sound great and the price was excellent. They’re very comfortable and isolate enough for me to hear the drums well. And the extra long cord is a plus. Very happy with my purchase.

Hello reader; I assume a fellow music -lover; Hope you're doing well today; I'm a 61 year old guy from New England and this is a review of my new Audio-Technica ATH-AVC400 SonicPro Over-Ear Headphones that I received from Amazon yesterday as a replacement to my Edifier H850 that served me very well for a year, but just recently the stem of the right earcup started to crumble(brittle plastic), hope these lines will help you making the right purchasing decision. well these headphones are simply delightfulAsDIO would say: Holy diver! I'll be honest, I'm not a strict audiophile purist who doesn't accept anything but a laser- straight frequency-curve from 20 to 20000 Hz, I do enjoy a little V-ish sound so most of the time I need headphones for YouTube music videos, the signal goes through my Logitech Computer speaker system that has a standard 3.5mm stereo female jack on the right speaker, on my Windows10 Sound settings I have the Enhancements/ Equalizer preset set to Rock, plus I added a pinch of extra treble at 8 and 16 kHz to my liking, and I saved it as [Rock XT] extra treble this way I really enjoy the sound on all music styles from Alan Parsons through Joe Satriani to Pet Shop Boys,+Welcome to the Pleasuredome by FGTH and let me tell you these AT headphones do a fantastic job, you don't have to turn the volume up high , even on moderate volume they sound so energetic, substantial across the whole frequency spectrum ; so pleasant quite an improvement over the otherwise excellent Edifier (BTW those are not available from Amazon Anymore). although the H850s had better isolation; through the AT I could hear my wife using the hand mixer in the kitchen I believe these are designed to be semi-open back for better bass response. So far I haven't gotten any complaints from my wife who is sitting right next to me playing on her own PC no sound leakage. the other thing is they do feel quite warm on my ears at 1 hour of use it's summer, hot and humid here in New England, the fan is spinning above me, but the sound quality is worth it one personal issue that I hope you don't have to worry about is: my left side is paralyzed due to a stroke 10 years ago, so I can only use my right hand to put them on/ take them off , and that was easier with my Edifier- and earlier my Koss Porta pro. anyway, this was my review, hope it was helpful go and get these! signing off: zocsy. Thanks for reading, take care!

Excellent sound and comfortable for the price.

Very good headphones, great sound quality.

I find this a particularly difficult item to review because its performance varies heavily depending on the environment. For example, when using it outdoors it is quite useless at keeping out external noise in spite of its bulkiness and size. The AKG headphones I had before were much better at that. Ditto with listening to music on a mobile device. On the other hand it gives decent output when used indoors with a computer/laptop or electronic keyboard/piano, especially when listening to new wave or synthpop music with lots of electronic instruments. When it comes to bass, drums and guitars, this headphone is pretty unimpressive. Overall it just feels like a very bland product, without any glaring weaknesses but sadly without any major strengths either. I don't feel it brings any major boost to performance for the $10 price difference with the ATH-AVC200 headphones and I certainly enjoy it a lot less than the similarly priced Yamaha HPH-50B which I also own. It's my second purchase of an Audio-Technica audio item and I feel slightly disappointed: while the overall design is good enough, I am not enjoying the output I get from these. Cord length: ample Weight: slightly on the bulky/heavy side, but still comfortable to wear as the cups swivel and fit well around the ears Delivered with 6.3 mm adapter for use with music instruments (piano, keyboard) Ease of use: no issues, will plug into any device with a 3.5mm output slot I don't recommend it for people who plan to use their headphones in outdoor settings

I'm a streamer, so good audio is important to what I do. These have it, absolutely. Nice and clear, crisp and well defined. The headphones are reasonably comfortable, too, if a little bit awkward. I expect I'll adjust to that; there's always an adjustment period with new headphones. Only issue is that they're very quiet. Part of that is going from isolation headphones to ones that don't cut out all external sound. But even factoring that, they're quiet compared to my old headphones. Not really a problem, though, since I tend to keep everything turned down anyway.

I tried to live with these, really did. Even after breaking in, the middle range sound was just so overwhelming. In addition to this, they sound very hollow, almost like you're trying to listen to a concert through a sewer pipe. I ended up returning. I recommend the Koss PortaPros, which sound quite good for the $40 price point, and without the echo.