Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT

60-hour battery life ; Superb studio sound ; Low latency mode

No noise cancellation ; Some problems with call quality ; Lack manual equaliser settings

If you're on a budget but you don't want to sacrifice sound quality, the Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT will be a good choice. Not only do they sound great but they also boast a huge 60-hour battery life. You will miss out on features like noise-cancelling...

Affordable ; Excellent accuracy, especially in sub-bass range ; Comfortable fit ; Strong battery life

A bit light on features ; No AptX support

You shouldn't expect any extras from the wireless Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT headphones, but they offer an excellent, accurate sound signature with lovely amounts of detail.

Pros: ; – Almost neutral sound signature ; – Excellent battery backup ; – Comfortable to wear ; – Multipoint support ; – Can be used as wired headphones with an Aux cable

– Over-priced in India ; – No ANC, ingress protection, companion app ; – No high-end codecs support ; – Plasticky build, non-foldable design ; – Poor passive noise isolation

pros ; Decent sound signature for the price ; Excellent build quality ; Intuitive and simple controls

Lacklustre feature set ; Limited Bluetooth codec support

Should you go for the Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT? Yes, if you are out looking for a pair of headphones that will serve you well for years, you don’t mind playing around with EQ settings on third-party apps to bring back the missing low bass and are...

The ATH-M20xBT professional wireless headphones is affordable, the audio tuning is balanced, and the fit is comfortable. I would certainly use it as my daily headphones at home while I keep the M50xBT2 for special occasions and for referencing other...

While there are plenty of positives that make them sound enticing, the negatives stack up. It’s OK to give Audio-Technica a pass for the flimsy construction, but the poor comfort and noise isolation, along with a pretty basic set of feature may count...