Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I'm certainly no audiophile but I do have a strong appreciation for quality audio. I bought a pair of these headphones to replace my Sony MDRXB950BT. The Sony headphones construction was garbage. It was mostly plastic so while the headphones worked great they basically crumbled to peices. Both were priced at $200. Here's what I found. The Audio-Technica headphones are also made of plastic. All the components on my Sony headphones that failed were plastic and those same components are plastic on the Audio-Technicas as well. Specifically the peice that attatches the speakers to the head band. Not good as that is the part that will be under the most strain. The Audio-Technica headphones have VERY little bass. Granted the Sony's I had were geared towards solid bass so the difference was very noticable. The audio is crystal clear (when they aren't cutting out). I immediately noticed that the audio quality of the Audio-Technicas were significantly better than the Sony. I like the headphones a lot but not for the price. These are legitimately worth $100 - $120. So I'm definitely returning them. I wouldn't recommend these unless they are at a very reduced price. Audio-Technica has a similar pair that are cheaper with the only difference being they don't support Bluetooth. I would've been happier with those. The Bluetooth feature doesn't justify the price difference between the set (even if it worked properly). Poor showing Audio-Technica... Update: Shortly after returning the Audio-Technicas I decided to try V-Moda Crossfade Wireless. Immediately fell in love with them. Awesome build quality, great clear sound and more bass. I went with the original Crossfade and not the Crossfade 2 because if several different product reviews and ended up spending $115. They were on Amazon.