MASTER & DYNAMIC MW75 Active Noise-Cancelling (ANC) Wireless Headphones ñ Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones with Mic, Black Metal/Black Leather

I have used these headphones for quite a while now, and have nothing but positive things to report.I ordered and received the tan leather / silver color combination and ohhhhhh boy, let me tell you. It's sexy. The colors match my silver MacBook and tan leather sleeve, so I get many compliments regarding my color coordination skills. The feel of the headphones are premium, and these are one of the few headphones in my whole life I can wear an extended period of time without discomfort. For a recent real-world example, I wore these headphones for the entirety of a direct flight from Los Angeles to Manila (that's like a 16 hour flight nonstop haha 🥴 ... but also had no charging plugs??? What in the world Philippines Airlines, what is this 2008???). I managed to fall asleep comfortably while listening to our quirky queen Taylor Swift on shuffle with these bad boys on, and never felt the need to remove them. They caress and envelop your ears like a supple soft silky scarf on a brisk autumn day, metaphorically speaking.I love the flexibility in usability these headphones provide. You can use them wirelessly with bluetooth or plug them directly into your device when you forget to charge them, which does wonders to enable my only character flaw of never recharging my accessory devices. The ability to activate or deactivate noise cancellation both in bluetooth and tethered modes, which did a tremendous job blocking out the myriad of baby cries and elderly coughs on the aforementioned air voyage, is extremely convenient and deeply, deeply appreciated. The buttons also feel good so that's nice.Yeah, only real area of improvement I can think of / wish for, which I'm not sure how it would be possible to implement given the limitations of our physical world without compromising build quality, is a smaller footprint for the included case and collapsable headphone design... but idk I just like listening to music and these are really good at letting you do that.Also, I used them to play the new God of War video game, and let me tell you that was an absolute experience and a half with these puppies cranked up. Highly recommend.

I was excited to order these because I’ve seen several reviews praising these headphones for their materials, design, fit, and sound quality. Unfortunately, as soon as I put them on, I realized the ear cups were so narrow I had to fold my ears into them. I do not have big ears either! I own several other “premium” headphones (Bang & Olufsen H95, Bowers & Wilkins PX8, Focal Bathys, Apple AirPods Max) and I have no issues with the ear cups on any of them. The MW75 ear cups were immediately uncomfortable for me so I didn’t even bother to turn them on or pair with my phone. If you have large ears or don’t want to fold your ears into the ear cups, I recommend looking at other headphones. I’m sure the MW75 sound great but comfort is my #1 requirement so there was no point for me in testing the sound and features. Clearly these are great for some people and I wish they were a better fit for me. I wanted to share my brief experience as a word of caution to potential buyers. I rated these three stars because they may very well have great sound and noise canceling, but they were extremely uncomfortable.

I was able to test a prototype of the Beyerdynamic Amiron wireless headphones at CES a few years ago. I was amazed the sound quality was so good from a wireless pair of headphones. I bought them as soon as they became available and in my opinion they were the best sounding wireless headphones on the market.....until now. The Master & Dynamic MW75's edge out the Amiron on both detail and soundstage. They are the best sounding wireless headphones I have ever heard.As many headphones companies continue to put out bland monochrome headphone designs (Sony, Bose, and sadly now even Sennheiser) the MW75's both look and feel like a premium product. They are a bit bulky but they do not feel large or heavy while wearing them. The weight is distributed nicely and they are very comfortable for even the longest listening sessions.The only complaint I have with these is that the carrying case is less than travel friendly. It is quite large and bulky. If you plan to carry these around or travel with them I'd recommend getting the below case:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YN9V9BH?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsThe price point may be a complaint for some as well, but when the Amiron wireless were first released they were a full $100 more than these. If you want top of class sound I do not think this is an unreasonable price. Sure, there are lots of good options in the $300-$400 price range but if audio quality is your highest priority than these are the wireless headphones for you.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these a little less than a year ago because they were positioned as one of the best over ear headphones on the market. I have probably used them about 12 hours as most of the time I use my in ear headphones. I just noticed that they are falling apart on the head band. Also, a lot of the benefits called out in the reviews are questionable; they are very heavy, they slip off easily, the sound quality is pretty good but the noise cancelling is meh and a lot of the functions difficult to operate when you are wearing them and don’t want to access your phone. I bought these to replace a pair of Apple air pod pro over ear and now realize I made a huge mistake. These cost over $500 and are not meeting even minimal quality/performance metrics. I would not recommend a purchase. The only thing I can think of is maybe these are counterfeit but I don’t know. I’ll probably purchase new headphones from Apple or Bose to replace these. Too bad because they look cool and had great reviews.