Audio-Technica ATH-M60x vs TIN Audio T2

The best wired on-ear headphones that we've tested are the Audio-Technica ATH-M60x. If you're looking for wired headphones for listening to music or day-to-day use, these have a comfortable fit and aren't too tight on your head. They come with a detachable cable and two 1/8" to 1/4" adapters, meaning you can connect them to a mixer or amp.

Much more comfortable and stable to wear as well. Very picky, minute things I would change to make it better: - For me, I think if the tip to the back of the housing was a bit shorter, it might be more comfortable to wear, although I presume the depth creates the rather wide sound stage. Whenever there's tension in the cable, it pulls the earbuds outward not down. - The gold and carbon tip doesn't really match the rest of the product

It was really easy to feel like I wasn't wearing headphones (in part because of comfort but more on that later). The sounds effortlessly exist in my head and it feels like a space. I love how these sound for music. Videos, shows, and movies not as much

And I, you know, you can wear these either hanging down like this, or you can pull them up and have the cable wrap around the back of your ear. I thin...

I'm just more at home with my Beyer DT990 Pros. Don't want to dampen anyone's enthusiasm about these. I'm just presenting the long and short of it as I hear it. YMMV

You could carry this around small enough to fit in. To fit into a backpack or a bigger size pocket, and it will protect your headphones. So build fit ...

I think if someone had a little bit of a smaller head than mine they might not get as much or any pain since for me it was just a slight dull pain on the top part of my ear. Value for money: I can only give the value a rating equal to the lowest rating I marked. I paid around $215 for them to replace a pair of headphones that I paid $170 for, and I would rate those headphones higher than these. But for overall value for my personal use I believe that these could be a good pair of travel headphones or maybe something I don't use for long periods such as listening to music or watching a movie on my phone

I get to play with the Tin T2s, which are $50 fucking dollars, actually, wait, which set is this? These are the pros. They can't run out of them for t...