Customer Ratings & Reviews

They are a bit on the pricey side, but these headphones work amazing. The noise cancelling features are powerful and easy to use, the bass is quality, and the mid and high frequency sounds come through clear as well. The ear pads are super comfy as well and, even though my girlfriend wears glasses, she never complains about the headphones causing discomfort. Battery life is good and the carrying case adequate, though a bit impractical. It would have made more sense for them to come in a padded zipper case in my opinion, especially considering the price.

I picked up these guys in store and I love them! I wish I could've found the Silver ones, but these are fine too. The noise cancelling is not as good as my Airpod Pros 2, but still okay. Definitely wish they were better at drowning out cafe noise and such. The transparency mode though is top tier, best out there. Sound quality is of course top tier as well. Build quality is second to none, but these headphones are NOT for working out, due to them being Aluminum metal they're a bit heavy, but NOT heavy enough to be uncomfortable by any means. I love the comfort.

I recently had the pleasure of using the Airpods Max, and it's been an audio revelation. The sound quality is outstanding, providing a rich and immersive listening experience. The build quality is premium, offering both comfort and durability during extended use. What I Liked: 1. **Exceptional Sound Quality:** The Airpods Max deliver a balanced and crisp sound, whether you're into music, podcasts, or movies. The high-fidelity audio is a game-changer. 2. **Comfortable Fit:** The over-ear design is not only stylish but also comfortable for long periods. The memory foam ear cushions provide a snug fit without causing discomfort. 3. **Impressive Build:** The build quality is top-notch. The stainless steel frame feels sturdy, and the materials used give a sense of luxury. It's a stylish accessory that complements any tech setup. 4. **Effective Noise Cancellation:** The active noise cancellation is superb, effectively blocking out ambient noise and allowing for an undisturbed, immersive listening experience. What Could Be Improved: 1. **Price Point:** While the Airpods Max are undeniably high-quality, the price may be a deterrent for some buyers. It's an investment, and potential customers should weigh the cost against their priorities. 2. **Case Design:** The Smart Case design has received mixed reviews. While it offers protection, it might not be as user-friendly as some would prefer. Overall, the Airpods Max excel in delivering a premium audio experience with a sleek design. If you prioritize top-notch sound quality and are willing to invest, these headphones are worth considering. My experience with them has been nothing short of impressive, making them a standout choice in the realm of high-end headphones.

got these on sale. Good sounding headphones, amazing quality. A little heavy but just takes some getting used to. And it looks amazing. really easy to connect, and battery last very long.

From an audiophile - incredible set of over ear headphones. I do feel they could be louder? But overall clarity with Apple music is unmatched for headphones which no wires. They serve their purpose for music production on the road with my MacBook Pro. Overpriced? At $550 yes. I purchased mine on sale for $450 and feel It was justified. A little heavy, but my longest stint wearing them was 4 hours and I could’ve kept going. Comfortable, looks good, great audio quality.

The Apple AirPods Max are a premium pair of over-ear headphones that offer exceptional sound quality, noise cancellation, and comfort. Here are some of the standout features and aspects of the AirPods Max: 1. Sound quality: The AirPods Max deliver high-quality sound with deep bass, clear mids, and crisp highs. The soundstage is wide and immersive, making it feel like you're in the middle of the music. 2. Noise cancellation: The AirPods Max feature industry-leading noise cancellation, which blocks out external noise and allows you to fully immerse yourself in your music or podcasts. The noise cancellation is adjustable, so you can fine-tune it to your liking. 3. Comfort: The AirPods Max are designed with a breathable knit mesh canopy, which distributes the weight of the headphones evenly across your head. The ear cushions are also made of memory foam, which conforms to the shape of your ears for a comfortable fit. 4. Design: The AirPods Max have a sleek and modern design that is instantly recognizable as an Apple product. The ear cups are made of anodized aluminum, and the headband is made of stainless steel, giving the headphones a premium feel. 5. Features: The AirPods Max come with a range of features, including Siri integration, automatic device switching, and spatial audio. Spatial audio is particularly impressive, as it creates a surround sound experience that is tailored to the position of your head. Overall, the Apple AirPods Max are an exceptional pair of headphones that deliver outstanding sound quality, noise cancellation, and comfort. While they are certainly expensive, they offer a premium experience that is unmatched by most other headphones on the market.

I recently got the Apple AirPods Max (Lightning) in Space Gray, and I really love them! The sound quality is amazing – crisp highs, deep bass, and clear mids. The active noise cancellation is fantastic, blocking out noise and letting me enjoy my music without distractions. The build is premium, and they’re comfortable to wear for long periods. The spatial audio feature adds an immersive experience for movies and music. The battery life is solid, and charging via Lightning is convenient. While they’re pricey, the quality and performance make them worth it. I highly recommend these if you want a premium audio experience!

I like these headphones because they sound good musically as well as have very good sound canceling and transparency modes. I can lay in bed and listen to music using sound canceling while my wife watches tv at a pretty high volume. The headphone volume level I use is also very low while read Apple NEWS and the sound is still very good while blocking out the tv noise. Battery life is good and they are comfortable to wear. I watched many YouTube video reviews of the AirPod Max before buying. I recommend you do the same before purchasing as there are a lot of good and varied reviews. I also love how well the Max works with all of my devices because it auto switches from device to device on its own. The volume button and sound canceling buttons are similar to the Apple Watch and work very well. There are several YouTube videos that give you tips and tricks on how to fully use these headphones. Spacial audio is really cool as well and you can use these headphones with the 4K Apple TV device for late night watching movies when others are sleeping.

These are the best headphones I have ever used. As usual for an Apple product, they cost more than the competition, perform very well, and integrates nicely into the Apple ecosystem. The noise cancellation is a better than the AirPod pro or Bose 700. The bass is very strong while also very tight and crisp, there’s no distortion. They are made of aluminum instead of plastic and are therefore relatively heavy. The headband does a good job of making them comfortable to wear despite the weight-if you are sitting up or standing. They tend to slide out of place if you are laying dow.

These heaphones fit great, sound great, and setup is incredibly easy. The transfer of pairing from iPhone to iPad to MacBook is very smooth and easy to change manually if needed. It’s also nice that these can pair with my AppleTV if I need to be on the quieter side. I wish the case had a little more protection and that the headphones had Apple’s Conversational Awareness feature but overall these are a great bang for the buck, even coming from less expensive but still excellent quality headphones like the Sony MX series. These definitely have that native Apple OS feel to them.

Apple’s AirPods have become a cultural phenomenon, blending sleek design with seamless functionality. The AirPods Pro 2, for instance, deliver impressive sound quality with rich bass and crisp highs, making them ideal for music lovers and podcast enthusiasts alike. Their active noise cancellation is a standout, effectively muting background noise during commutes or workouts. The transparency mode is equally commendable, allowing users to stay aware of their surroundings without sacrificing audio clarity. Pairing is effortless, thanks to Apple’s H2 chip, which ensures instant connectivity and smooth switching between Apple devices. The fit is comfortable for most, with customizable ear tips ensuring a secure seal. Battery life is solid, offering around six hours per charge, with the case extending it to 30 hours. Spatial audio with head tracking adds an immersive touch for movies and music. However, the price tag is steep, and non-Apple users may find the experience less intuitive. Some competitors offer comparable sound for less, but Apple’s ecosystem integration is unmatched. Durability concerns linger, as they’re not the most rugged option. Overall, AirPods remain a premium choice for those prioritizing convenience, style, and quality within the Apple universe.

Comfortability is great on these especially if you're trying to find something that you can wear for long periods of time. Although not the best for working out because it is a tad bit on the heavier side and tends to slip off with lots of sharp movements. The sound on these is also very clear and your able to get amazing sound on these is you modify your music apps equalizer. Overall great product just again only real thing I kinda hate on these would be the weight of them other than that pretty solid.

If you can afford it and are already apart of the apple ecosystem then I can recommend these. I was worried about the battery after people said you cant turn them off. But you can wear them from when you wake up to when you go to bed. Just charge them at night and they are ready for another 1-3 days. I use a fast charger so charging for like 5 minutes is more than enough to do something like go to the gym or a 2hr walk or something. No having an on/off button has oddly made them simpler and i personally like it. You just throw them on and they are already on and connected. The transparency mode makes it very easy to just leave the headphones on all the time because you can still hear very clearly outside the headphones. Then when you want to block everything out just 1 button does so. I can sit in the cafeteria at work and not hear anything around me while I listen to music. Also Id say have a big head and don't even use the biggest setting with these. I did have to buy a cheap case from Amazon though because I would never put them in my backpack with just the bra case. I only use that when I charge them. Just make sure when buying a case you get one that has the magnets between the ear cups. That is how the headphones get put into low power mode. Tldr: If you have the money and an iPhone, then you’ll appreciate these. Don't worry about the lack of a power button or the weight. And you'll need to buy a new case that has the ability to hibernate them.

I love these headphones so much. It was such a good investment. Not only do they work so well but they are also so sleek and go with every outfit. There is nothing like it. The battery life is excellent and the sound quality is beautiful.

Although the design is one of the best looking, and very comfotable even compared to other headphones, it is severely overpriced for 4 year old heaphones especially if they're still lighting. If you can buy at a deal, then would be a good purchase. If you have air pod buds and like the sound profile then you will enjoy these. Note that they are some of the heavier headphones out there and working out on them will be difficult as they can slip of you head when you do any movement that doesn't involve you standing upright.

There has been much said about these headphones, most by people who’ve never actually used them. I agree that $550 is quite a bit for a pair of BT over-the-ear headphones when you compare to the Sony and Bose models, at least on “paper”. But then you get them, open the box, feel the quality, pair with ease, and hear for the first time. Then you realize they sound this good, and yet still will sound better once they are properly broken in after significant hours of usage. - Spatial works amazingly well. - Noise Cancellation is superb. - Transparency mode sounds like it’s live. - Digital Crown works just right. - Quality is worth more than $550 The case sucks. It’s the downside to the AirPods Max outfit; and seriously Apple owes us all an apology, and a free case once they get rid of this stupid one! Overall, the soundstage is amazing and I’m listening to tracks I haven’t listened to for awhile, just to hear the music again. I’d recommend Amazon HD music, and a hardwire connection for best results. That being said, the Bluetooth transfer quality with Amazon HD music is quite good, with Apple Music a close second. Highly recommend, if you have it in your budget.

I bought these due to some international travel. I tend to use my AirPods Pro 1st gen, but on long trips with an in-seat screen, the Pros become a bit uncomfortable, need recharging, and I can't use with the in-seat entertainment without a bluetooth adapter. Enter AirPods max where I can get trip-length battery, comfort, and the ability to wire in to a headphone jack and maintain the active noise cancelling (reason I chose these over the newer USB-C option). This are not yet my everyday choice, but I use them walking around the house, for work, and 10000% for travel.

Bought these because they were on sale because they had a lightning charge port instead of the newer USB C. This is the only difference from the newer model. The sound is very good as is the noise cancellation. I have owned many ear phones ( cans) and these, although looking rather large and being a bit heavier than most, are noticeably more comfortable. Easy to wear for a long time and good battery life.

The AirPods Max are great in many ways. Supreme connectivity to all Apple Devices; arguably the best noise canceling on any headphones; contains the best transparency mode on any headphones. But there is one major negative that was a huge downfall for me personally. The headphones structure doesn’t fit my head. I do wear glasses and that is part of the issue I had; however, even without glasses, I found the comfort to be lackluster. The top headband is like a mix between traditional headbands and new ski mask headbands offered by companies like Corsair and SteelSeries. This headband blend doesn’t work for me. In addition, the super soft and almost goofy ear cushions lack any form of “suction” and make it nearly impossible to stay on my face. If you’re charging almost $600 for headphones, they need to be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT in every way. The AirPods Max are not. Overall, I was extremely disappointed and ended up returning them.

Honestly, I can full heartedly suggest you buy the AirPods Max. Quality of materials is insanely good for what you're paying for. A lot of manufacturers opt for cheaper materials in order to save cost as well as weight in this category. I get it, when it comes to the weight aspect, but in terms of durability, if you're spending $500 on headphones, I fully expect metal, if not a high quality wood exterior. They're closed backs, and yes, a lot of audiophiles would cringe at the audio processing on board as they want that untouched sound, but honestly, for the average listener, they're astoundingly good. The bass is impactful yet tight, vocals are clear and light, it's just... balanced. You would be hard pressed to get these drivers to distort when listening to them. Plus, if you're in the Apple Ecosystem, you should absolutely get them. My only suggestion and gripe is that you get a third party case as well as covers for each headphone in addition to the headset. The cups love to touch when you move them around, which probably will scratch over time. Additionally, the included "case" is just not that great. Sorry Apple, I have to say the case is a bad design. Fantastic product though!