Customer Ratings & Reviews

The noise cancellation is awesome and so is the sound quality. I'm guessing the battery life is very good cause I didn't get to use it enough, yet.

Great headphones but if you have a smaller head they could be problematic. I find them best used for travel or leisure. When using for the gym they’re not great if you’re on a bench as they will slide. Sound quality is great and noise cancleling is fantastic.

These headphones sound good and have they fit nice

The modes on these headphones are amazing ‼️ sometimes i feel like my phone is playing out loud with how good the quality is .The only regret is getting white as I didn’t think about them getting dirty but overall 10/10. I charge them max every 2 days bettery life is amazing.

One of the best purchases I’ve ever made!!!! Amazing sound quality, very comfortable to wear, very easy to connect. I mainly use them when i workout and it makes it so much better specially because I love the noise cancellation I can listen to my music without any background noice affecting/disturbing.

So far excellent bought these for my son this past summer and he loves them. Battery seems to be good as well as the quality sounds

Got these as a gift for my daughter, she said they are the best headphones ever! The noise canceling is amazing and they are very comfortable!

I have not been blown away by anything on these headphones. They sound great, but not “other worldly”. They are solidly built, but feel heavy on your head (Male, 43). The case is ridiculous in that it does not protect the head strap. I have AirPod Pros and those have been the best bang for the buck headphones from Apple. These are perfect if you enjoy sitting and listening to music and even then you will always know and feel that these are on your head. Pros: great sound and noise cancellation Cons: weight and adjusting them without hitting a button can be tricky. Do not hang around your neck well if you decide to take them off for a minute Buy air pod pros if you want really good and versatile headphones

I do not like the price point, but these headphones are exceptionally good. I have been wearing Bose headphones for a long time and the QC 700's were my most recent. These blow them out of the water. It's not even close. From build quality to functionality, these are not just better, they are a lot better. The dial on the top of the right ear cup seems 1980's, but it makes changing the volume very easy and I very much like the design. It's also just a simple tap on the right button to go from noise cancelling to pass through. The case included for low power mode is nice and since I have TotalTech, they came with AppleCare+ for 2 years. Also, the mic for phone calls is also excellent. No one knew I was talking through the headphones, which is exactly how you want it to be. My first remark was that I don't like the price point and I don't. If you can get these on sale, or open box excellent, it helps. I'd recommend these to anyone with an iPhone. I'd say they are worth saving up for. But if you do buy them, either invest in the Best Buy Total Tech, OR buy the AppleCare+ outright. Anything goes wrong with these, you don't want to be at a loss. Cover them with a warranty.

Awesome sound, great fit and the battery seems like it lasts forever.

Love the headphones. Noise cancellation and battery life are my favorite qualities. I also like that the ear cushions can easily be replaced if damaged. Connectivity was giving me some trouble but nothing too bad.

what can I say? I am an Apple guy and these are probably the best headset I have ever owned. They connect right away to your Apple phone. No need to download an app to control it. and these were an open box and I’m telling you the sound, with the transparency is amazing

I absolutely love these headphones!! They are great at blocking out noise. I can hardly tell they are on my head. They really seem to hold a charge and I can locate them when I can’t find them.

I have tried various types of headphones, and in general the sound of AirPods Max seems very good to me, very balanced, but I have the following observations. At low volume, the bass sounds are not very present in the music, if you want to hear the bass you must increase the volume to 75% or higher. On the contrary, in the Sony WH-1000XM5 at low volume you only hear bass and you start to appreciate the music when you have 50 to 75% volume. To listen to the music, it must be balanced to be able to distinguish all the sounds of the instruments and voices, and it must be heard balanced at any volume level. In the case of the AirPod Max, the music is only heard balanced at 75% volume. The battery power does not last the 20 hours it claims to last, the battery power lasts about 15 hours for me. The AirPods out of their case, as they are in constant communication with the iPhone, drain battery power, if you leave them out of their case in 5 days you no longer have battery power. In order to hear the bass sounds, you must go to the iPhone equalizer in Settings>Music>EQ and choose Increase Bass The AirPod Max would be perfect if it had more volume power.

These are really, really premium-priced headphones, and aren’t the best choice for most people. But they are as smart as the AirPods Pro, and as convenient to use with multiple Apple devices. They’re very comfortable. The top of my head hates headphone bands, and the stretchy material on these alleviates that for me completely. They sound fantastic, and have a soundstage that might not be 100% like my open air headphones, but is pretty darn close.

Good sound quality for consumer grade headphones, Apple Design, comfortable, quality product, pricey.

My favorite pair of headphones to date. Amazing sound with a futuristic look. You will not regret purchasing these headphones, they are worth every penny.

Love the quality of the sound! Very lightweight, the color is very smooth.

Great sound quality. I would have rated 5 stars but they are a little heavy compared to other options and get hot creating condensation between the ear pieces.

I don’t consider myself an audiophile—I just consider myself someone who can fairly differentiate between good and bad sound and how to identify compression artifacts in audio. I have been a tech and audio geek since as far as I can remember and was a DJ for over 15 years. I’m the type of person who immediately judges the sound systems at clubs, bars, etc. I have a pair of AirPods Pros mainly for utilitarian purposes (doing CEUs, Zoom calls, etc.) and found that I ALWAYS had to make adjustments to get some decent bass out of them. After all the hype and seeing these on sale, I picked up a pair of AirPods Max for $430 brand new with my Best Buy rewards. I have watched multiple YouTube videos and have done several A/B tests between the AirPods Max and my old but rugged and road ready Pioneer HDJ-2000 headphones The Pioneers did their job at multiple gigs and clubs, but the AirPods Max blows them away for sound quality. The low end you hear in movies is something you have to hear to believe. The soundstage that so many talk about is the best I have ever heard in a set of headphones. All that computational audio—akin to the computations Apple implements in iPhones to create great photos from very small camera sensors—just about makes bluetooth sound as best as it can. I still have time to determine if I will be keeping them—and so far they are indeed a keeper! I passed down the AirPods Pro to my son.