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# 45mm large aperture drivers 90° swiveling earcups Circumaural sound isolation Audio-Technica ATH-M70x Closed-Back Dynamic Professional Studio Monitor Headphones

**Brand:** audio-technica
**Price:** ₨247652
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## Summary

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- **What is this?** Audio-Technica ATH-M70x Closed-Back Dynamic Professional Studio Monitor Headphones by audio-technica
- **How much does it cost?** ₨247652 with free shipping
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## Best For

- audio-technica enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted audio-technica brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure:** Crafted with premium metal components ensuring durability that keeps up with your busiest studio sessions.
- • **Versatile Pro-Use:** Ideal for studio mixing, DJing, mastering, post-production, and personal listening—your all-in-one audio partner.
- • **Flexible Monitoring:** 90-degree swiveling earcups allow seamless one-ear monitoring for effortless multitasking and FOH control.
- • **Precision Audio Mastery:** Experience ultra-accurate sound reproduction from 5 Hz to 40 kHz, perfect for critical listening and mixing.
- • **Immersive Noise Isolation:** Circumaural design contours your ears to block out distractions, so you stay locked in on your craft.

## Overview

The Audio-Technica ATH-M70x headphones deliver professional-grade sound with proprietary 45mm drivers tuned for an ultra-wide frequency range (5 Hz–40 kHz). Designed for durability and comfort, they feature circumaural earcups for superior noise isolation and 90° swiveling for flexible monitoring, making them the go-to choice for studio pros and serious audiophiles alike.

## Description

The latest addition to the critically acclaimed M-Series line, the ATH-M70x professional studio monitor headphones feature proprietary 45 mm large-aperture drivers and are tuned to accurately reproduce extreme low and high frequencies (5 to 40, 000 Hz) while maintaining perfect balance. They are ideal for studio mixing and tracking, FOH, DJing, mastering, post-production, audio forensics and personal listening. Crafted for lasting durability, the studio headphones provide excellent sound isolation and are equipped with 90° swiveling earcups for easy, one-ear monitoring.

Review: My lovely headphones - I adore these fabulous headphones and recommend them for audiophiles - especially music lovers. They have a high-quality dynamic response. With these, I discovered what audio engineering means. I learned how to listen for subtleties in my own productions and in existing media. Listen to music on them. You will notice sonic differences from album to album; what some people might describe as "lack of fullness" is actually a more accurate representation of the design space of each production. The cords and equipment they come with (case, aux-to-1/4 adapters, cord storage pouch) are sufficient. One of the cables is very long, which I found very useful more than a few times. With factory ear cups they are comfortable to wear for a medium-long length of time. They look cute in selfies. They are sufficiently closed-back and their design cancels a surprising amount of noise. I recently sat on them hard and they broke (and I cried), but they endured a lot of mistreatment before that. These headphones are incredible for the cost. If you are reading this, you should probably buy them.
Review: Very accurate, flat and amazing headphones. - When I first got these headphones in, I was a little taken back in a confused way... A little back story; I've been a tracking and live musician for years, but have only recently (1-2 years) gotten into engineering and producing on my own. So I am familiar with accurate (flat) sounding speakers, in-ear monitors, etc.. That being said, I didn't have a ton of experience with studio headphones since I have always used studio monitors 100% of the time, unless I'm actually the one tracking, then I use my in-ears or Ultra-phones for sound isolation. Anyway, I put these on the immediately the day I got them and was almost unsure on how I felt about them. I played every genre of music through them from Miles Davis stuff to Underoath, and everything in between. The thing I immediately noticed about them, however, was how intricate they are. I could truly pick out the finest detail of the music, from very very light snare drum ghost notes on a D'Angelo record to extremely buried guitar or keys parts on an Underoath track. However, I was still thinking that I was missing some low end, and that they were possibly a little to crisp for me. Since these are being used for listening to music 80% of the time, with the occasional accuracy check on mixes, I thought I would want something a little warmer. So after reading and watching a ton of reviews (most I had already read before picking up the M70x) I ordered a pair or M50x's. I will say, first impression, I didn't like them any more or less than the M70x's. I immediately noticed that the M50x's had a SLIGHT boost in the low end, a little boost in the highs, and a little dip in the mids, but overall I didn't think they were EXTREMELY different. After about an hour of listening to the M50x's, I went back to the M70x's for A/B purposes. That's when I immediately realized that (In my opinion) the M70x's are so much more accurate and clear. They aren't bloated in any way and each frequency range from the low low's to the highest of highs (that the human ear can hear that is) are very accurately reproduced. I felt that the M50x's are a little to thin in the mid frequency range, the highs don't seem as clear, and the lows (while more pronounced than the M70x's) where not as clear either. I then started listening to the same tracks back to back on each pair, and realized that the subtle parts I could pick out on the M70x's either weren't as clear, or just plain non-existent. I kept going back and forth between headphones on the same tracks and realized that each track was being represented WAY more accurately on the M70x's. All-in-all, just to be truthful, if I had purchased the M50x's first, I probably wouldn't have the same opinion about them as I do now and the differences are very subtle AT FIRST. And even with all that being said, I still think the M50x's live up to their reputation (for the most part). But these M70x's have opened my ears to so much detail in the music that I have been listening to for quite a while that I just don't think I could go back. It happened so quickly that I returned the M50x's the same day... I'm not a true believer in "burning in" headphones, so I hevnt gotten 100+ hours of use out of them. And I will say that It probably took a few days of listening and some comparing for me to notice how much I liked these headphones, but now I absolutely love listening to everything through them. They have really made me realize how bloated the bass is and how much mids are missing from most headphones out there. Oh and the M70x's are super comfortable, where as the M50x's squeeze your head pretty tight and after a while, can actually start to hurt. Design wise, I'd say they're about the same. Both are pretty classy looking with a basic, straight forward studio design. Last thing, I purchased a headphone amp for this and wound up returning it too. Both models really don't need that much power to run the drivers. Even from an iPad or an iPhone. They sounded about the same through the headphone amp as they did directly from whichever source I plugged them into. There may be better or same quality headphones out there for the price. But I am extremely happy with these M70x's.

## Features

- Tuned for extremely accurate reproduction and carefully crafted using key metal components for lasting durability
- Proprietary 45 millimeter large aperture drivers are tuned to accurately reproduce extreme low and high frequencies (5 to 40,000 Hertz) while maintaining perfect balance
- Ideal for studio mixing and tracking, FOH, DJing, mastering, post production, audio forensics and personal listening
- Circumaural design contours around the ears for excellent sound isolation in loud environments
- Equipped with 90 degree swiveling earcups for easy, one ear monitoring

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00SC80YLM |
| Additional Features | Lightweight |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Studio |
| Audio Driver Size | 45 millimeters |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #32,438 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #84 in Recording Headphone Audio Monitors |
| Brand | Audio-Technica |
| Brand Name | Audio-Technica |
| Built-In Media | With Case |
| Cable Features | Detachable |
| Carrying Case Color | Black |
| Carrying Case Material | Synthetic material (predicted) |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Music Production Equipment, Laptops, Desktops |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Push Button |
| Control Type | Volume Control |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 842 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded |
| Enclosure Material | Faux Leather, Metal, Plastic |
| External Testing Certification | Não aplicavel |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Frequency Range | 5 Hz - 40 kHz |
| Frequency Response | 5 hertz |
| Generation | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04961310125462 |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 35 ohm |
| Item Type Name | Studio Headphones |
| Item Weight | 0.28 kg |
| Manufacturer | Audio-Technica |
| Mfr Part Number | AUD ATHM70X |
| Model Name | ATH-M70x |
| Model Number | ATH-M70x |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Noise Control Features | sound isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 97 db |
| Series Number | 70 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Multi-Purpose |
| Style Name | ATH-M70X |
| Theme | Studio Monitoring |
| UPC | 496131012546 042005186686 713803235714 700315919126 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 year. |
| Wireless Technology | Wi-Fi |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Audio-Technica
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Impedance:** 35 ohm

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My lovely headphones
*by T***D on July 20, 2026*

I adore these fabulous headphones and recommend them for audiophiles - especially music lovers. They have a high-quality dynamic response. With these, I discovered what audio engineering means. I learned how to listen for subtleties in my own productions and in existing media. Listen to music on them. You will notice sonic differences from album to album; what some people might describe as "lack of fullness" is actually a more accurate representation of the design space of each production. The cords and equipment they come with (case, aux-to-1/4 adapters, cord storage pouch) are sufficient. One of the cables is very long, which I found very useful more than a few times. With factory ear cups they are comfortable to wear for a medium-long length of time. They look cute in selfies. They are sufficiently closed-back and their design cancels a surprising amount of noise. I recently sat on them hard and they broke (and I cried), but they endured a lot of mistreatment before that. These headphones are incredible for the cost. If you are reading this, you should probably buy them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very accurate, flat and amazing headphones.
*by P***G on May 17, 2016*

When I first got these headphones in, I was a little taken back in a confused way... A little back story; I've been a tracking and live musician for years, but have only recently (1-2 years) gotten into engineering and producing on my own. So I am familiar with accurate (flat) sounding speakers, in-ear monitors, etc.. That being said, I didn't have a ton of experience with studio headphones since I have always used studio monitors 100% of the time, unless I'm actually the one tracking, then I use my in-ears or Ultra-phones for sound isolation. Anyway, I put these on the immediately the day I got them and was almost unsure on how I felt about them. I played every genre of music through them from Miles Davis stuff to Underoath, and everything in between. The thing I immediately noticed about them, however, was how intricate they are. I could truly pick out the finest detail of the music, from very very light snare drum ghost notes on a D'Angelo record to extremely buried guitar or keys parts on an Underoath track. However, I was still thinking that I was missing some low end, and that they were possibly a little to crisp for me. Since these are being used for listening to music 80% of the time, with the occasional accuracy check on mixes, I thought I would want something a little warmer. So after reading and watching a ton of reviews (most I had already read before picking up the M70x) I ordered a pair or M50x's. I will say, first impression, I didn't like them any more or less than the M70x's. I immediately noticed that the M50x's had a SLIGHT boost in the low end, a little boost in the highs, and a little dip in the mids, but overall I didn't think they were EXTREMELY different. After about an hour of listening to the M50x's, I went back to the M70x's for A/B purposes. That's when I immediately realized that (In my opinion) the M70x's are so much more accurate and clear. They aren't bloated in any way and each frequency range from the low low's to the highest of highs (that the human ear can hear that is) are very accurately reproduced. I felt that the M50x's are a little to thin in the mid frequency range, the highs don't seem as clear, and the lows (while more pronounced than the M70x's) where not as clear either. I then started listening to the same tracks back to back on each pair, and realized that the subtle parts I could pick out on the M70x's either weren't as clear, or just plain non-existent. I kept going back and forth between headphones on the same tracks and realized that each track was being represented WAY more accurately on the M70x's. All-in-all, just to be truthful, if I had purchased the M50x's first, I probably wouldn't have the same opinion about them as I do now and the differences are very subtle AT FIRST. And even with all that being said, I still think the M50x's live up to their reputation (for the most part). But these M70x's have opened my ears to so much detail in the music that I have been listening to for quite a while that I just don't think I could go back. It happened so quickly that I returned the M50x's the same day... I'm not a true believer in "burning in" headphones, so I hevnt gotten 100+ hours of use out of them. And I will say that It probably took a few days of listening and some comparing for me to notice how much I liked these headphones, but now I absolutely love listening to everything through them. They have really made me realize how bloated the bass is and how much mids are missing from most headphones out there. Oh and the M70x's are super comfortable, where as the M50x's squeeze your head pretty tight and after a while, can actually start to hurt. Design wise, I'd say they're about the same. Both are pretty classy looking with a basic, straight forward studio design. Last thing, I purchased a headphone amp for this and wound up returning it too. Both models really don't need that much power to run the drivers. Even from an iPad or an iPhone. They sounded about the same through the headphone amp as they did directly from whichever source I plugged them into. There may be better or same quality headphones out there for the price. But I am extremely happy with these M70x's.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ NOT for everyday use like the M50X! These are STUDIO Headphones!
*by Y***G on April 17, 2019*

Let me start off by saying that I am NOT an audiophile. I was trying to find a pair of quality headphones for my wife who is a talented musician. I read numerous headphone reviews and couldn’t understand any of the lingo used like “colorful, v-shaped, flat, rich, neutral,” etc. So for the purposes of this review I will be writing it for other non-audiophiles in plain English words that everyone can understand. First let me give you the conclusions up front: THE GOOD: 1. Reasonable price 2. Good (not great) construction 3. Light weight 4. Large earcups 5. Good noise isolation 6. Very neutral sound (more on this below) THE BAD: 1. More plastic than metal 2. Boring design 3. Don’t fold 4. Very neutral sound (read below) 5. Low volume (see below) In comparison to the famed M50X, these are the more “premium” headphones. The earcups are larger that fit AROUND your ears for a better seal rather than OVER your ears like the M50x. You’d be forgiven for buying these thinking these are the more expensive and better sounding siblings. Rather, they’re more like cousins. The two are completely different products for completely different needs. You SHOULD NOT UPGRADE from the M50x to the M70x expecting to get better sounding headphones (you will be disappointed), rather you should buy these if you NEED studio headphones. I made the mistake of buying the M50x and then buying the M70x thinking they were better. I did a lot of testing between the two and found the sound they are indeed very different with different characteristics geared to the user with different needs. If you want nice everyday headphones for music listening and enjoyment, DON’T BUY THESE. These are NOT for everyday use at home, in the subway, etc. You would be disappointed with the sound. The M50x is geared for this purpose, it’s tuned with good (but not overbearing) bass, discernible highs and mids for a beautiful listening experience for a number of music types. The M70X is extremely flat and neutral. Other reviews I read state as much also but I didn’t understand what this meant this until I started comparing them. Compared to the M50x, the M70x lack bass, the treble and mids are not as crisp or clear, and the volume of the headphones are extremely low for the same given source volume. While these qualities made them sound like they’re bad headphones for the price, it helps to understand that they were built this way for the discerning professional who makes music. You don’t want extra strong bass hits or shrieking highs when recording or mixing music. Rather you want flat sounds that’s unmodified so you can be closer to the source material. Other consumer headphones like Bose Quietcomfort, Sony MDX, and the M50x are all consumer headphones that have been tuned at the factory to deliver a bassy, punchy, and poppy sound for enjoyment. They may sound better, but it’s not the source material, rather it's a modified and tuned sound. The M70x was designed to be studio headphones, they don’t fold for travel, they’re lighter weight than the M50x for long work sessions, and they’re not designed to be flashy. They’re for the working professional. Even the low sound volume is designed for use with a professional DAC and strong amplifiers so that they blow out the headphones. However for studio headphones, these are superb fro the price. So if you are looking for good headphones, be wary of what you intend to use them for. If you want to be bopping to beats on the subway or your commute, skip these for the M50x. If you’re an at home musician looking to record and mix music for professional work, then these are for you!

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