Product Comparison: Audio-Technica ATH-M50xWH vs Sennheiser HD 598 SR
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- My ears sweat easily and yet I can wear these for hours and remain cool or room temperature while doing so. The pads are soft and accommodate my large ears well.
- All my other headphones have geared their sound towards the highs or bass but this set of cans definitely goes completely neutral while allowing me to hear every voice and instrument!
- They dont need much to power them at 32ohms so its nice to use them with my phone but i prefer earbuds so i can lay down while listening to music.
- These headphone are the first full size cans I've owned that actually sound excellent when played through something like a phone.
- The ear cuffs are terrible. I have fairly averaged size ears but they sit on the top of my ears instead of over them completely.
- Plus earbuds fit in my pocket when im out and about. They also come with a bunch of different cords and a leather carrying bag so thats really nice.
- Very portable due to having a detachable aux chord and folds up to a very manageable size.
- The M50x is a geat headphone. Build quality is pretty good, sound reproduction is very good and they are fairly light for their size. They also fold up and cups rotate and fold 180 degrees.
- They are small in size and lacks the cushiony feel I had with my HyperX Cloud's.
- These headphones are also HEAVY. The top of your head will probably hurt from having to bear the weight of these.
- The build quality is great mix of metal, leather and plastic. Feels completely solid in the hands and on the head.
- Comes with a variety of audio jacks ranging from different lengths to different connections.
- They also have a detachable cable which is great for portability. The fake leather on the headband and ear pads feel soft, but a bit cheap.
- The benefit to having modular movement is the ease of folding them up, but when unfolding them, you can easily try to bend and rotate things in the wrong way and it can get annoying.
- Obviously these are headphones, and not a headset, so they lack a microphone. If you are considering these, you may need to consider an external microphone in your budget.