Customer Ratings & Reviews

The headphones are so comfortable + the noise cancellation works so well, I cannot hear people beside me sometimes

one year later and it still works and sounds great. Highly recommend this headset

Great quality. Love the sound and color. Best Buy. I enjoy them.

Perfect fit and noise cancellation, this works better with Apple products

They are cute and comfortable and audio is great. I wish the headband didn’t slide so much though. I’m constantly having to “tighten” them back up, which ends up being just pushing the headphones into the headband - there’s no way to lock your band in place. It’s not a huge deal but if you plan on doing lots of movement with them on, you’ll have to continue adjust. Other than that, I love them.

I obtained these with a gift card from my work basically for free. I'm a bit of a headphone snob and have had my eye on these for a while but not at full price. I have the Sony XM3s and the VModa M-100s as my normal pairs of over ear cans. Since I got them for free, I'm very pleased of course. At full price, I don't know that I would suggest anyone get them unless you're independently wealthy and have money to toss around. Having said that, they work well and have an amazing transparency mode that really shines in places like office environments where you need to be aware of your surroundings regularly. The ANC is also excellent and really helps isolate you from modern office noises, plane sounds, or even outdoor sounds (up to a certain point of course) - they are a bit heavy on the head, the adjustable bars are smooth but prone to movement (they won't lock into place like some) and the outside of the earcups look like they'd be probe to scratching fairly easily. Some other pros are the earcup cushions are magnetic and can be replaced and the sound quality is fairly good. Not as bassy as the Songs but have a wide soundstage and keep everything more neutral (at least on my ears) Battery life is very good, provided you keep them tucked away when not actually using them. If you've got an iPhone and huge cash reserves these are a good not great choice. For me, for free, the combination of ANC, transparency mode, and the sound quality make these a terrific purchase. The only real downside is the case that's a joke and you might be wishing for a power button at some point but it shouldn't dissuade you from making the plunge if you're deciding on these and these alone.

Great sound, very confy. The noise cancellation is wonderful for noisy atmosphere. Such a lovely color too!

amazing headphones sounds so clear with great bass!!

I feel like I stay on the fence with these. Sometimes the fit just doesn’t feel the best. I’ve had beats and I think they had a better fit. Butttttt I think these have better sound quality. Obviously they are crazy expensive I wish Apple prices were lower , buttttt I guess they know we will pay it obvio!

Bought these as a gift. She loves them and mentioned that using the hands free features and switching from music to calls to voice commands has been seamless. She also reports that the sound quality has been great and the noise canceling is a great feature. Overall it's a good pair of head phones but you can get similar value or better for cheaper if it's not all about the brand for you.

I’ve been using the AirPods Max for a few months, and they truly live up to the hype in terms of audio quality. The sound is crystal clear, with deep bass, balanced mids, and rich highs. It makes a huge difference whether I’m listening to music, watching movies, or taking calls. The active noise cancellation is excellent – it blocks out almost all ambient noise, even in busy environments, and the Transparency Mode is super handy for when I need to hear what’s happening around me without taking the headphones off. The build quality is fantastic. They feel sturdy and premium, with memory foam ear cushions that are incredibly comfortable even for extended use. The stainless steel frame adds a touch of luxury, and although the headphones are heavier than most, I find the headband’s design helps distribute the weight nicely. The only downside? The price. They’re one of the most expensive headphones on the market, and while the sound and build quality are amazing, the high price may be hard to justify for everyone. Also, the case isn’t as practical as I’d hoped for, as it doesn’t offer much protection. If you’re looking for a pair of high-end headphones and are willing to splurge for premium sound and style, the AirPods Max won’t disappoint. They’re a treat for audiophiles, but casual listeners might find more budget-friendly options that still offer great quality.

10/10 wouldn’t change a thing. Super clear sound quality.

Sound quality is amazing, the color is beautiful. Noise cancellation works really well - used on a noisy airplane. Apple is always good quality products. Only bad things about these are their weight and the fact that they don't fold, both not great for travelling. The cost is nuts, but they are great quality so if it is affordable I recommend.

The promax headphones out did the beats headphones I had. I like the sound quality and they don't hurt my ears after extended use.

The ear pieces had a weird smell at first, but that went away overtime. The sound is good with these headphones and it’s pretty comfortable to wear.

Its works perfect!. I have purchased this headset few weeks ago and i love it. Lovely sound and fit perfect.

Got these originally for the gym and they worked perfectly then I started to travel and the noise canceling worked so well it surprised me. I would recommend spending the money to get these headphones if you already have Apple products because of how well everything connects to one another. worth the extra money!!

First I want to say that the audio quality is good. It's great. It's not mind-blowing like many youtuber hype it to be, but you will be happy with it. Apple make product that will satisfy 80-90% of the customer and it is the case here. At least in the sound quality department. I would say I like this APM better than my $400 set up (schitt stack + Sennheiser HD6xx) because the sound profile here is fun to listen to. For listening purpose, you should go for a pair with a "fun" profile like this instead of the boring flat curve stuffs. The bass is great: it is tight, it is deep, and it is well-separated from the rest, like using a pair of speaker with a separate subwoofer. That said the XM-4 vs this one is very close and can ultimately be tied to preference in tuning. This one is "safer": the treble is not as bright so it will work for more types of songs. I prefer the APM by a tiny little amount in the Sound department That being said, this is a first gen Apple product: there are some flaws with it that is not highlighted by youtube reviewers. The practicality of this pair is poor. It is good for listening at home, not actually very good to use on a long flight. Here's why: 1: It's bulky and it doesn't fold. The carrying case is useless. It's gonna take so much space in your carry on. The Sony XM-4 beat it hands down here. Most people would be happier carrying the XM-4 on a plane than this. 2. It is uncomfortable for me after: 30 mins. It hurts my head. At first i thought it was the clamping force being too strong. So I screeched it out like some people on the internet did. It got more comfortable for the first 30 mins, then it still hurt. Turns out the cushion do not have the appropriate density, so after 30mins it collapse to nothing and the metal ring of the ear cup pressed on my head and that metal ring is very hard and edgy. Another negative for the APM making it not the ideal choice for carrying to an airplane. 3. Noise cancelling: at this point it is no longer relevant since this pair is only good for listening at home. Bose, Sony, APM will all do fine when you use at home in term of noise cancelling. You would not care. So to sum it up: it is a joy to listen to, but can't be enjoyed for too long. Even without the price difference, the XM4 is a strong competitor for it on the basis of practicality and comfortability alone. This APM can auto-eq while for the XM4 you may want to make use of the EQ functionality and they would be very close (like Coke vs Pepsi). This APM would be a no brainer if the price drop by $100 and they address the comfortability issue. The bulky and carrying issue can be lived with but the comfortability is a hard sell to many people.

Purchased as a gift to my lady. She absolutely loves it. Speaking from 13 days of ownership, she has not put them down ONCE. Only thing to watch out for is that noise cancellation. She hears NOTHING with them on. You’re right nexr to her, near screaming, you would think shes ignoring you. Overall great product as long as the person is responsible with them. Do not purchase if you know you’re going to walk down the street with noise cancellation active.

Great headphones very comfortable to the ear and long lasting battery as well