Audio-TechnicaATH-AVC200 SonicPro Over-Ear Closed-Back Dynamic Headphones - 1/8", Black

Exactly has described. Great for listening and making music

Great for the price! Sound quality is great. Volume gets pretty loud. Overall would buy again.

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!

Great sound quality. Cord has alot of length. Headset is really comfortable.

It's a decent pair of headphones as far as weight goes. It also has a self adjusting headband which is a plus.The 2 things that make these 3 stars for me, is the cord while flexible, you can't swap it out if it develops a short. As anyone can tell you with headphones, what normally happens? cord is normally the first thing to go b/c it develops a short somewhere along the cable. So this is annoying.The other thing that gets me is the faux leather ear pads... as I've used more headphones, I've come to realize what I appreciate more-WHAT works better. The leather ear pads, while they do cover my ears just fine. They are too hot.As far as I can tell, I can't even buy a different set of ear cushions... ?The sound quality ironically enough does seem to be better than my 'Philips Fidelio X2HR', which honestly surprised me. I guess it's the "sharpness" of the audio, it just seems slightly better.For the price, it's an "ok" pair of headphones. But it could be a lot better with a couple of tweaks.*UPDATE* Dec 27 2023I wanted to give an update on these headphones.The "Wrap" around the cord, leading to the headphones, the junction right where the cord goes into the headphones. That "extra" wrap around the cord, developed a split... and not too long afterwords, the headphones developed a electrical or grounding "short" of some sort.I've only owned these headphones for slightly over a year. (1 year and 5 months roughly).I've taken care of these headphones, to the best of my ability. Even modded the earphones with upgraded material... & so it's a real bummer to deal with this.

I used to own a Bengoo rgb gaming headset and it is trash compared to this one. However, is the ATH-AVC200 gonna blow you out of the water? no. Its $30, but its amazing for a $30 headset. I would say that it is one of the best, if not the best $30 headset. The sound quality is great and consistent. My main complain would be the swivel on the ear cups. It keeps on swiveling outward when you dont want to and feels more like a bug than a feature. Overall it is a great headset.If you're someone who's coming from those cheap $15-$30 rgb headset and looking for a budget upgrade headset for listening to music, watching videos, and gaming. I would highly recommend this to you. If you're someone who already owns something like Razer Kraken or similar, or someone looking for a studio headset, I suggest you check out the ATH-M30x or 50x.

Good Base. Works as Dynamic Mic also, Good Definition for the prize.

I got these headphones to replace a junky, off-brand $30 pair of headphones, but somehow the $30 pair sound way better. These headphones sound flat and scratchy.