Audio-Technica ATH-M20XBT

If you want a pair of Bluetooth headphones to give you the taste of your Spotify listening everywhere, and you're on a budget, these can be great. To the everyday ear they're not bad, they sound pretty good. You also get an Android native app to connect to them and do an EQ and other interesting parameters for the headphones. Not bad overall, but for the producer that lives in the audio production area, they do not appear to deliver. Other than that, good quality for the buck, but not great.

After deciding that I should get a pair of Bluetooth headphones for my daily commute to work, I stumbled upon these, and to my surprise they are more than I was expecting.
They are extremely light and comfortable. The sound is a bit bass heavy but does a perfect job for when I’m traveling on the tube, or sitting at work. just pop on and off. brilliant pair of headphones for the price. would definitely recommend.

I own and use a small collection of headphones for different purposes, from recording and mixing, to mastering and music enjoyment (Sennheiser, Beyerdynamic, AKG etc). After contemplating on buying a pair of mobile headphones for general use I settled on these. I'm glad I did. First of all I prefer not to buy battery powered wireless devices without a wired connection. The idea of disposing of a product just because the battery dies is annoying and wasteful, so I like that these have a backup cable option. There is even a provided 1.8" to 1.8" cable but any standard cable will do. For those wanting to mix or edit video, a cable is also necessary as there is a noticeable delay when using bluetooth (even in low latency mode). The sound is surprisingly good when compared to other headphones I use that cost 2-3x as much. There might be tad more punch to the bass and a slightly more narrow sound field but nothing dramatic, meaning you'll hear your music the way it was intended. Even though these are closed headphones, external noise is present. If you want good sound isolation look for models with features like more dense ear cups and active noise canceling. I rated the comfort and quality slightly lower because these obviously feel like budget headphones. They are lightweight and made of plastic but seem sturdy enough. Comfort wise they're ok, not too much clamp even for a person who wears glasses. After wearing them for a few hours there isn't any discomfort but are more noticeable on the head than most professional studio headphones. Overall I'm satisfied. Possibly the only wish I have is that they were foldable for more portability but I guess we can't have it all.