ATH-AD700X

With the ATH-AD700X they can tell an enemy's direction but not location; the wide soundstage is almost overwhelming.

Owns the ATH-AD700X and AD900X and finds both very bass-light, with a sound signature unlike their other headphones.

Bought the ATH-AD700X for gaming for its wide soundstage and detailed treble, with recessed bass.

Broke their ATH-AD700X; great wide soundstage, but imaging was not on point.

Used to own the ATH-AD700X, with lean bass but a very clean midrange.

Found the ATH-AD700X much clearer than their HyperX Cloud 2, but the bass was too weak even for bass-heavy music, so they returned it.

Bought both the ATH-AD700X and an R70 to compare and found the AD700X better for gaming out of the box thanks to its lower bass and brighter highs.

Loves the ATH-AD700X for positional audio in games like PUBG; their only complaint is the cable.

The ATH-AD700X is as comfortable as their old AD500X, but sounded dreadful out of the box with no bass and piercing highs; EQ only got it to OK.

Paid about $80 for their ATH-AD700X; okay for the price, but it sits loosely rather than clamping.

Really liked their ATH-AD700X over about nine years until it finally died.

Was very fond of the ATH-AD700X: comfortable for hours at work or gaming, long cable, very clean and neutral sound.

Daily-drove the ATH-AD700X for most of a decade, but it is now dying because of the permanently attached cable.

Just got the ATH-AD700X and loves how personal and alive vocals and instruments sound.

Disappointed after a week with the ATH-AD700X on a FiiO E10K; it sounds only marginally better than their Logitech G Pro for gaming.

Their ATH-AD700X sounded only moderately clearer than gaming headsets, with confined, inaccurate soundstage and imaging.

Their first audiophile headphone; the ATH-AD700X sounds great, though the 10 ft cord is too long.

Replaced broken gaming headsets with the ATH-AD700X and found it a big upgrade.

Owns the ATH-AD700X and K7XX; the AKG sounds crisper and cleaner, but the AD700X images slightly more accurately for FPS games.

Their ATH-AD700X is great for FPS but has no bass at all, so they switch to an HD 599 for music.

Bought the ATH-AD700X on the FPS hype and was disappointed; the soundstage is not nearly as big as claimed.

Uses the ATH-AD700X for gaming, music and movies but finds it lacks bass.

Finds the ATH-AD700X better than the AKG K701 they tried: better imaging, wider soundstage, more clarity and separation.

Finds the sound quality of their ATH-AD700X somewhat lacking after a couple of years of PC use.

Has been very satisfied with their ATH-AD700X for years of gaming, video and music at the computer.

Really likes the ATH-AD700X's neutral-ish sound, wide soundstage and great imaging, though it is showing its age.

Their new ATH-AD700X hurts the tops of their ears after a couple of hours.

Finds their HD 6XX underwhelming next to their Fidelio X2HR and ATH-AD700X on a Fulla 2.