Audio-Technica ATH-S700BT SonicFuel Bluetooth Wireless Over-Ear Headphones

Sound clarity is awesome and wonderful but the aux cable providef is faulty and plastic structure not good in quality and sound leakage to atmosphere is also present

Sound Quality is amazing. Lacks a bit on the utility aspects and could nave been a bit more sturdy but more than makes up for it in the audio department

Excellent sound reproduction. Sounds just—or nearly as—good as the far more expensive Bose headphones. If you're in the market for a Bose wireless headphone, definitely check these out first. The bass is slightly thin in some tracks, but otherwise, excellent and balanced sound reproduction, sounds absolutely wonderful.These headphones are light and on the chinsy side. It makes them feel comfortable for prolonged use, but the drawback is, noise isolation is not great, and the headphones feel cheap. But otherwise, excellent sound, sounds far better than Sony and other branded wireless headphones that cost much more.

Would have given a 5 star rating but I do have concerns regarding the fact that the headband is all plastic (my husbands AT headphones are metal on the band). I believe these will break unless you are very careful. They sound very good, they are not sound cancelling but I still had no issues listening to music and a podcast on a loud plane. I knew these were not sound cancelling to begin. These only cost me 100 dollars so I am very happy with the results. I like the fact that the AUX is removable so I use a USBC to AUX cable with them for my google pixel. Battery life is as advertised, I usually get a bit longer out of them. They are comfortable and have good sound quality.

I use this primarily in a noisy environment (typically 85dB -100dB). The noise cancellation feature is not as good using Bluetooth as it is using the wire option. In fact I have pretty much abandoned using the Bluetooth as it is a waste of battery, almost exclusively wired (so for me the battery life is a non-factor).As far as comfort, it is light enough that wearing them for a couple of hours is transparent- I don't think about them at all until I want to change a song if I'm playing tunes. Other over the ear headphones of a great many brands hurt because they scrunch one part of the ear or another. There is sufficient space in the cup for all but Prince Charles' antennas.Button placement is reasonable, but the flap to cover the 3mm and the charge holes broke instantly. It is a center mount piece of plastic that is supposed to clip in on either end, but that needs a re-design IMO. Other than that, the sound reproduction is marvelous and overall this is one of the best over the ear headphones I have used. Just some small quality issues that need attention IMO.

As expected from reading others review, headphones feel cheaply plastic but light similar to on-flight headphones. However, sound was 10/10: bass was just right and trebles and mids nicely accompanied without sounding liking it needed to compensate. Doesn't do much for actual noise cancellation, still able to easily hear outside sounds with the passive noice cancellation. Product arrived with no exterior plastic wrapping so box was accessible and interior plastic wrapping was open; very possible that it may have been opened before when vendor advertised as brand new.

I got these headphones because there was a huge discount on those (nearly 50%) and I know Audiotechnica is a good quality brand. For the sound quality, I am very satisfied: rich bass, detailed highs, and the isolation is also good. They are also very comfy, as they entirely cover the ears, an advantage for long music listening periods.Where I was a bit shocked was for the physical composition of the product. The over-head band is entirely made from plastic and is kinda stiff (my last cheaper pair broke because the ear part snapped out of the band, since it was made from cheap stiff plastic). For a product that was selling almost 200$ before the discount, I must say that I am a bit disappointed. Other thing, the battery life is less than the battery life of a 40$ pair from a chinese brand I bought a couple years ago. I used them in cold weather, I know it doesn't help, but my other pair was able to handle those extreme temperatures. Last thing, the little plastic caps that covers the audio in and micro USB ports are hard to remove, and particularly hard to put back in.TL;DR: At this price, it is entry-line Audiotechnica and if you want a higher quality manufacturing and higher battery life, you must bid higher. Nevertheless, the sound quality is great and they are very comfortable.