Audio-Technica ATH-M20XBT Wireless Headphones

Product Information

Inspired by the iconic Audio Technica's M-Series originally designed for professional studio monitoring, the ATH-M20xBT puts power back to those who put audio quality above anything else! The M20xBT headphones may be used for up to 60 hours on a full charge and up to 3 hours on a 10-minute rapid charge (via USB-C connection).

Unlike some of the higher end options on the market, the Audio-Technica ATH-M20XBT does not have capacitive touch controls or gesture controls.

The Audio-Technica ATH-M20xBT are the latest headphones in the brand’s popular M-series and the wireless alternative to its affordable wired ATH-M20x. Lesser headphones tend to treat sub-bass elements like something that needs to vibrate your skull, but here it's just a part of the frequency range and remains in balance with everything else. The Audio-Technica ATH-M20XBT are inexpensive, utilitarian wireless headphones based on the older Audio-Technica ATH-M20. Almost every headphone we test is checked by us: In addition to determining the frequency response, the heart of our measurements, we also evaluate the effects of noise that penetrates from the outside to the inside. The headphones themselves are made largely of plastic and other inexpensive materials, but that means they’re also insanely light—a mercy for portable audio products.

Having tested the headphones for over a week, 5 hours daily, I had over 20 hours of playtime at my disposal. You do also get a low latency mode which is made for gamers and for streaming video because it helps to reduce delay. Providing you with low frequency that will drown out your surroundings and allow you to experience your music library the way you should! Wenn die Kopfhörer über die Klinkenbuchse genutzt werden, funktioniert das alles auch passiv ohne Akkuverbrauch und einschalten.Additionally, you could use a standard headphone cable like the one included with the Audio-Technica ATH-M20XBT to connect to devices with a headphone jack. In wired (passive) mode, we didn’t detect a major difference in frequency range or overall sound signature.