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# Flat, studio-accurate sound Detachable, gold-plated cables 3-year warranty for peace of mind Audio-Technica ATH-M40X Professional Studio Monitor Over-Ear Headphones (Black)

**Brand:** audio-technica
**Price:** $353
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Hear Every Note, Own Every Moment

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Audio-Technica ATH-M40X Professional Studio Monitor Over-Ear Headphones (Black) by audio-technica
- **How much does it cost?** $353 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nz](https://www.desertcart.nz/products/64875034-audio-technica-ath-m40x-professional-studio-monitor-over-ear-headphones)

## Best For

- audio-technica enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted audio-technica brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Studio Sound:** Experience ultra-flat frequency response tuned for true-to-source audio clarity—hear every detail like a pro.
- • **Comfort Meets Endurance:** Ergonomic over-ear design with plush cushioning that stays cool and fatigue-free during marathon listening or mixing sessions.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Seamlessly connect to laptops, phones, DACs, and professional audio gear with included 3.5mm jack and 6.3mm adapter.
- • **Durable Detachable Cables:** Military-grade, gold-plated connectors with coiled and straight cables for versatile, long-lasting use on the go.
- • **Trusted Quality & Warranty:** Backed by 50+ years of Japanese innovation and a 3-year warranty—invest confidently in your audio future.

## Overview

The Audio-Technica ATH-M40X headphones deliver professional-grade, flat and neutral sound reproduction ideal for studio monitoring, mixing, and critical listening. Featuring durable, detachable gold-plated cables, ergonomic over-ear comfort, and broad device compatibility, these headphones come with a reassuring 3-year warranty backed by decades of Audio-Technica’s Japanese engineering excellence. Perfect for millennials who demand precision audio and lasting value, the ATH-M40X transforms everyday listening into an immersive studio experience.

## Description

Audio-Technica ATH-M40X Professional Studio Monitor Over-Ear Headphones (Black) : Audio-Technica: desertcart.in: Electronics

Review: One of the best headphones you can get in the market right now! - Firstly, I'll thanks desertcart for their quick and hassle free delivery. The package was delivered neatly and with good amount of package protection. Got the package within two days of ordering the product. Kudos desertcart! Starting with the product, the box itself is HUGE. The dimensions make you think again whether you ordered a headphone or a subwoofer in it. But the contents inside are arranged properly and makes you think how much care Audio Technica has taken to deliver the product propely without damaging it during delivery. Inside the box you'll find the headphone itself along with a pair of detachable cables(one 1.2m coiled cable and another 3m long straight cable), a 6.3mm adapter for connecting to various external amplifiers and DACs if required, a nice leather pouch(does the job of carrying the headphones on-the-go) and some paperwork. Both the cables have gold plated jacks along with the 6.3mm adapter. The cables are pretty thick and seems like a military grade construction. No questions in mind about the durability of the cables. They'll surely last for a long long time. Coming to the heaphones themselves, the headphones seem to have pretty good construction too. They are made of plastic but it isn't evident after having the headphones in hand. They surely don't seem cheap and are quite flexible to fit all head sizes. The cushioning of the earpads and the headpad is pretty good too. I've been wearing these headphones for more than 2 hours straight without any fatigue or any excess heat development in the pads. I've read a few complaints from other users about the headphones being tight on their heads but I haven't faced any such problem so far. Now the most important part of the review, the sound quality. I'm not a studio mixer or any audiophile as the term is getting used to for everyone. I've been looking for a portable headphone solution which will give me pure original sound without any coloring of the sound. Biggies like Sennheiser and Sony do tend to color their music to a specific sound tonality. Audio Technica might be a new company for people but it has been producing some of the best headphones you can get, with a good range of in-ear headphones and over-the-ear Studio Monitor headphones. Studio monitors are meant for a specific purpose of producing accurate and neutral sound for studio monitoring. The ATH M40X have been specifically tuned extremely flat and neutral to produce sound as close to source as possible. This means you'll be able to hear every single instrument playing in the sound which maybe you might have never heard before. And these headphones do deliver extremely accurate sound. The soundstage is good enough, the mids, the highs and the lows, all the frequencies are laid down accurately. All the genres of music will sound awesome on these cans right from classical music to heavy metal and jazz music. And for those who might be confused whether these headphones have enough bass or not, these cans produce just the right amount of bass that needs to be produced. You can easily enjoy your EDM tracks too on these headphones and if you still need more bass, you can easily tweak your equaliser settings. But if you are looking for a flabby bass signature which most of the headphones out there are delivering, either change your mind or change your choice. I've seen some people posting that FLAC music is a must. They are not totally wrong. FLAC music tracks will sound the best on these headphones and the experience is worth a shot. However, if your mp3s are at 320kbps, it will still just pass. Mp3s don't sound that bad too unless the recording has been utterly downsampled to a very low frequency bitrate. In all, the headphones sound pretty awesome and will take your music experience to a whole new level. Now this question has been popped quite a lot of times whether M50s are better than the M40s. It's a convention usually that higher the price of a product, the better it performs. But that's not always true. Both the headphones have almost similar construction, almost the same packaging with the M50s having a extra 1.2m staright cable for portability, the impedance, the frequency range, the padding and cushioning, it's all pretty similar. But there's a difference in the way both these headphones sound. The M40s have been tuned extremely flat for accurate monitoring of sound. However, the M50s have a 2 to 3 dB extra low frequency response. What that means is that the M50s have more bass production in their sound, which also makes the sound a bit more bassy and muddy than they should be. I've tried both the M40s and the M50s and the M40s sound better. Both the headphones have been advertised as Studio Monitor headphones, but the M40s do the better job. The M50s don't sound bad at all. They just sound a bit more heavy on bass than they should be and you don't get anything significantly extra and anything better for the extra 3000 rupess you'll end up spending on the M50s.The M40s are a better choice if you want a more natural and accurate sound. You can head up to sonic sense to listen the music reproduction of both the headphones. And finally, the production of the music not only depends on the headphones but also on the source of sound. So if your phone doesn't seem to have a good DAC or if the headphones don't sound loud enough, invest in a good amp or DAC. Mobile phones will drive the headphones just fine for home use and outdoor use but only to a certain limit because of the relatively high impedance of headphones. A portable amp will definitely drive these headphones in a better way and will help to crank up the volume of these headphones. Now if you search for a portable amp or even DACs within a budget, Fiio is one of the only names in the market. I've been using the Fiio A3 as my portable amp and trust me. It's worth the price. So that's it for the review. Hope that it solves all the doubts of anyone who's thinking of investing in a good pair of audiophile grade cans. Go for these headphones guys. It's the best you can get for the budget and is easily worth more than twice it's price. Buy these and enjoy the mesmerising audio experience which you've never experienced before! :-)
Review: Not your average cans... - When I first bought them, I was having a lots of expectations from these cans as everyone on internet was raving about how good these sound. As soon as I got them, I blasted some music from my redmi note 4 into these.. and they sounded absolute garbage, worse than my 2 yr old hd202ii. I was utterly disappointed. There was no separation, no details and everything sounded like a broke stereo setup and all voices were muffled. So, I thought to plug it into an audio interface, which is Scarlett 2i2. Again it was same shitty sound, treble wasn't there, bass was loose and boomy and mids were not defined. I was like " man! these are the cans everyone was talking about?". Now I was like my 202 is far better than this and this time I'll buy 3-4 units of them as those aren't durable(cable esp.). So, I returned them. After couple of days, I again bought them, as I was having a faith that AT isn't that shitty in audio as I've heard m50x, m20x before and they were great, Maybe the one I got was broke or defective. So, I ordered it again. And guess what happened this time? It was that same shitty headphone again. I plugged them into an iphone se, note 5 pro and what not? so I placed a return request and packed these. There was a song which was in my 3 yr old htc desire 526g+ which I desperately wanted to listen, but can't as my 202 was broken. So I unpacked m40x-es and played it through my htc. HOLY LORD!! all my negative thoughts about these went away when the very first note came in. The music soon surrounded my face and I felt like sitting in a studio listening to near field studio monitors... nothing sounded in middle of my head. What took me by surprise was its tonality, these are a very natural sounding headphones, little narrow buy WAYYYYY better than my 202 in every regards. They fully encompasses my ears... clamping force took some time to loosen up and after that they just disappears on my head. Built quality is okay and can't be expected more at this price bracket. removable cable makes them more durable then you'd expect. You can play with some pad rolling, if you're not okay with comfort. Coming to the sound... They absolutely destroys every headphone in terms of value and neutrality under 12k. Things can't be bettr than these unless you're going high-end. Bass.. coming from 202, which isn't a bassy or warm headphone, bass has a good impact and extension. It isnt bleedy and vocals and guitars in mix can be easily separated. Bass isn't their main focus so can't rave about them. Treble.. 202s were quite trebly and sibilance was there in most songs.. but treble on these is slightly rolled off. But after removing the foam shields, it was pretty good. cymbals and hi-hats have a character.. but extension and decay was okay-ish or good depending upon your taste. Mids.. this was the area where I was sold on these. And Celine Dion's My heart will go on is a base song that I use to check the scaling and tone of hp. This song always made me emotional, but on these I got goosebumps. Ellie goulding's first time, love me like you do.. made me feel like sitting in a professional studio environment. Sam Cooke's A change is gonna come surrounded my head with music. I mostly listen to Indian classical and world fusion which sounded amazing on these, inspite of them being closed cans.(these genres sounds the best on 598 se though). All in all, these are a keeper and I will probably keep them even if I'll own a personal stereo setup. Let me remind you.. if you're going to buy these make sure you use a dedicated dac/amp with these to get the best outta these, I've bought q1 for them and they have improved their character and added a little warmth to them.

## Features

- 3 YEAR WARRANTY: With over 50 years of Japanese Innovation and Quality behind it, this comes with a 3-year warranty from Audio-Technica that covers manufacturing defects.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HVLUR54 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Best Sellers Rank | #18,736 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #107 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Cable Feature | Detachable |
| Colour Screen | No |
| Compatible Devices | Laptops, Mobile Phones, Tablets, PC, AV equipment, Media Players and any other wired jack device |
| Computer Memory Type | DIMM |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Connector | 3.5mm Jack |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Volume Control |
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (16,218) |
| Date First Available | 4 February 2014 |
| Frequency Response | 24000 Hz |
| Generic Name | DJ Headphones |
| Hardware Interface | 3.5mm Audio |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Importer | Alphatec Audio Video Pvt Ltd |
| Included Components | ATH-M40x Headphones, 6.3mm (1/4") Screw-On Adapter, Carry Pouch |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 29 x 25.4 x 10.4 Centimeters |
| Item Weight | 240 g |
| Item model number | ATH-M40x |
| Linux System Requirements | Laptops, Mobile Phones, Tablets, PC, AV equipment, Media Players and any other wired jack device |
| Mac System Requirements | Laptops, Mobile Phones, Tablets, PC, AV equipment, Media Players and any other wired jack device |
| Manufacturer | Audio Technica, Audio-Technica |
| Material | Faux Leather, Aluminium, Plastic, Metal, Copper |
| Model Name | Audio technica |
| Net Quantity | 1.0 Count |
| Noise Control | Sound Isolation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Packer | Alphatec Audio Video Pvt Ltd |
| Product Dimensions | 28.96 x 25.4 x 10.41 cm; 240 g |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Music production, podcasting, casual listening |
| Sensitivity | 98 dB |
| Size | Standard Over-Ear |
| Specific Uses For Product | Studio tracking, mixing, DJ monitoring |
| Style | Over-Ear |
| Unix System Requirements | Laptops, Mobile Phones, Tablets, PC, AV equipment, Media Players and any other wired jack device |
| Voltage | 240 Volts |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Windows System Requirements | Laptops, Mobile Phones, Tablets, PC, AV equipment, Media Players and any other wired jack device |
| Wireless Communication Technology | no |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Audio-Technica
- **Colour:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Impedance:** 35 Ohms

## Images

![Audio-Technica ATH-M40X Professional Studio Monitor Over-Ear Headphones (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/612QNnTYz0L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How does this compare to the M50?**
A: It depends on your application.  First, the M50 is now the M50x, which includes improved ear cups as well as three interchangeable cables (short, long, coiled).  The M50's have a bit better isolation than the M40's.  Sonically, the M50's has the flatter response on provides less coloration to the music than the M40.  I.e., the M50 is very, very precise.  You will hear the source faithfully and any coloration and soundstage needs to come from there because these cans, by design, will not provide it.  The M40 is a bit more musical and will be more forgiving with consumer grade gear.

In studio or for technical/critical listening, I'd go with the M50x.  For a live stage or personal listening, I'd seriously consider the M40x.

**Q: I have a big head.  Will the ATH-M40x work for me?**
A: I have an abnormally large head, probably top 5% of the population. The ATH-M40x at maximum extension are a tiny bit snug. It's actually a really good fit. If you have a "big" head, you're fine. If you regularly find you can't wear other brands of headphones, the M40s aren't especially roomy. Try them and be prepared for a return if necessary.

**Q: What about "noise pollution"? Will other people on the bus be able to identify the music i'm hearing, what is the critical volume these hp will out??**
A: As with all things, moderation is appropriate. If you want to throb your head and damage your hearing later in life, then things are different. Normal sound levels, with the ear pads cupped together, you cannot hear music, coming from the head phones, inches away from your ears. While on your head, you will hear the full range of music. Pay attention, you will feel the music, crisp and sharp, highs and lows, with good L/R separation. So unless your head is swiss cheese, even if it was, I think no one will hear anything coming from them, but you. I am speaking from experience, rural Sunday morning bedroom with the window open, light breeze through the trees, birds are content. I guess mating season is over.On the bus, with head splitting music? I think you are safe listening to top secret national defense briefings, in addition to any other music you can think of. That is, the bus is expected to be diesel/gas, in first or second gear, going 25+ MPH, and there are at least 10 people on board keeping to themselves. The headphones have good noise isolation, so your sound levels, depending on environment, will vary. You cannot hold a conversation, as that would be both difficult and rude, while wearing.All that to say NO, you are safe. The notion of critical volume is subjective. Since the object is to not damage hearing, critical volume is beyond the scope anyone should be using them. With that said, at 75% max volume on an iPhone in a relatively quite room, you will be able to identify the music for sure, with the ear pads cupped. Between 60% to 70% volume, you will not comprehend what is being listened too. At 50% you will hear no sound at all. On the bus, I suspect 75% to 90% is safe, while 100% volume could be heard quite clearly by the person sitting next to you. You could share your music with the ear cups opened out flat around you neck, without damaging anything.

**Q: How do these headphones do with classical/acoustic music? Is the sound natural and sufficiently good?**
A: When i first got these headphones I listed to Ludovico Einaudi's CD and it sounded great, then I listed to The Early November acoustic Ep and that sounded amazing.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best headphones you can get in the market right now!
*by M***E on 25 April 2016*

Firstly, I'll thanks Amazon for their quick and hassle free delivery. The package was delivered neatly and with good amount of package protection. Got the package within two days of ordering the product. Kudos Amazon! Starting with the product, the box itself is HUGE. The dimensions make you think again whether you ordered a headphone or a subwoofer in it. But the contents inside are arranged properly and makes you think how much care Audio Technica has taken to deliver the product propely without damaging it during delivery. Inside the box you'll find the headphone itself along with a pair of detachable cables(one 1.2m coiled cable and another 3m long straight cable), a 6.3mm adapter for connecting to various external amplifiers and DACs if required, a nice leather pouch(does the job of carrying the headphones on-the-go) and some paperwork. Both the cables have gold plated jacks along with the 6.3mm adapter. The cables are pretty thick and seems like a military grade construction. No questions in mind about the durability of the cables. They'll surely last for a long long time. Coming to the heaphones themselves, the headphones seem to have pretty good construction too. They are made of plastic but it isn't evident after having the headphones in hand. They surely don't seem cheap and are quite flexible to fit all head sizes. The cushioning of the earpads and the headpad is pretty good too. I've been wearing these headphones for more than 2 hours straight without any fatigue or any excess heat development in the pads. I've read a few complaints from other users about the headphones being tight on their heads but I haven't faced any such problem so far. Now the most important part of the review, the sound quality. I'm not a studio mixer or any audiophile as the term is getting used to for everyone. I've been looking for a portable headphone solution which will give me pure original sound without any coloring of the sound. Biggies like Sennheiser and Sony do tend to color their music to a specific sound tonality. Audio Technica might be a new company for people but it has been producing some of the best headphones you can get, with a good range of in-ear headphones and over-the-ear Studio Monitor headphones. Studio monitors are meant for a specific purpose of producing accurate and neutral sound for studio monitoring. The ATH M40X have been specifically tuned extremely flat and neutral to produce sound as close to source as possible. This means you'll be able to hear every single instrument playing in the sound which maybe you might have never heard before. And these headphones do deliver extremely accurate sound. The soundstage is good enough, the mids, the highs and the lows, all the frequencies are laid down accurately. All the genres of music will sound awesome on these cans right from classical music to heavy metal and jazz music. And for those who might be confused whether these headphones have enough bass or not, these cans produce just the right amount of bass that needs to be produced. You can easily enjoy your EDM tracks too on these headphones and if you still need more bass, you can easily tweak your equaliser settings. But if you are looking for a flabby bass signature which most of the headphones out there are delivering, either change your mind or change your choice. I've seen some people posting that FLAC music is a must. They are not totally wrong. FLAC music tracks will sound the best on these headphones and the experience is worth a shot. However, if your mp3s are at 320kbps, it will still just pass. Mp3s don't sound that bad too unless the recording has been utterly downsampled to a very low frequency bitrate. In all, the headphones sound pretty awesome and will take your music experience to a whole new level. Now this question has been popped quite a lot of times whether M50s are better than the M40s. It's a convention usually that higher the price of a product, the better it performs. But that's not always true. Both the headphones have almost similar construction, almost the same packaging with the M50s having a extra 1.2m staright cable for portability, the impedance, the frequency range, the padding and cushioning, it's all pretty similar. But there's a difference in the way both these headphones sound. The M40s have been tuned extremely flat for accurate monitoring of sound. However, the M50s have a 2 to 3 dB extra low frequency response. What that means is that the M50s have more bass production in their sound, which also makes the sound a bit more bassy and muddy than they should be. I've tried both the M40s and the M50s and the M40s sound better. Both the headphones have been advertised as Studio Monitor headphones, but the M40s do the better job. The M50s don't sound bad at all. They just sound a bit more heavy on bass than they should be and you don't get anything significantly extra and anything better for the extra 3000 rupess you'll end up spending on the M50s.The M40s are a better choice if you want a more natural and accurate sound. You can head up to sonic sense to listen the music reproduction of both the headphones. And finally, the production of the music not only depends on the headphones but also on the source of sound. So if your phone doesn't seem to have a good DAC or if the headphones don't sound loud enough, invest in a good amp or DAC. Mobile phones will drive the headphones just fine for home use and outdoor use but only to a certain limit because of the relatively high impedance of headphones. A portable amp will definitely drive these headphones in a better way and will help to crank up the volume of these headphones. Now if you search for a portable amp or even DACs within a budget, Fiio is one of the only names in the market. I've been using the Fiio A3 as my portable amp and trust me. It's worth the price. So that's it for the review. Hope that it solves all the doubts of anyone who's thinking of investing in a good pair of audiophile grade cans. Go for these headphones guys. It's the best you can get for the budget and is easily worth more than twice it's price. Buy these and enjoy the mesmerising audio experience which you've never experienced before! :-)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not your average cans...
*by Y***G on 13 November 2018*

When I first bought them, I was having a lots of expectations from these cans as everyone on internet was raving about how good these sound. As soon as I got them, I blasted some music from my redmi note 4 into these.. and they sounded absolute garbage, worse than my 2 yr old hd202ii. I was utterly disappointed. There was no separation, no details and everything sounded like a broke stereo setup and all voices were muffled. So, I thought to plug it into an audio interface, which is Scarlett 2i2. Again it was same shitty sound, treble wasn't there, bass was loose and boomy and mids were not defined. I was like " man! these are the cans everyone was talking about?". Now I was like my 202 is far better than this and this time I'll buy 3-4 units of them as those aren't durable(cable esp.). So, I returned them. After couple of days, I again bought them, as I was having a faith that AT isn't that shitty in audio as I've heard m50x, m20x before and they were great, Maybe the one I got was broke or defective. So, I ordered it again. And guess what happened this time? It was that same shitty headphone again. I plugged them into an iphone se, note 5 pro and what not? so I placed a return request and packed these. There was a song which was in my 3 yr old htc desire 526g+ which I desperately wanted to listen, but can't as my 202 was broken. So I unpacked m40x-es and played it through my htc. HOLY LORD!! all my negative thoughts about these went away when the very first note came in. The music soon surrounded my face and I felt like sitting in a studio listening to near field studio monitors... nothing sounded in middle of my head. What took me by surprise was its tonality, these are a very natural sounding headphones, little narrow buy WAYYYYY better than my 202 in every regards. They fully encompasses my ears... clamping force took some time to loosen up and after that they just disappears on my head. Built quality is okay and can't be expected more at this price bracket. removable cable makes them more durable then you'd expect. You can play with some pad rolling, if you're not okay with comfort. Coming to the sound... They absolutely destroys every headphone in terms of value and neutrality under 12k. Things can't be bettr than these unless you're going high-end. Bass.. coming from 202, which isn't a bassy or warm headphone, bass has a good impact and extension. It isnt bleedy and vocals and guitars in mix can be easily separated. Bass isn't their main focus so can't rave about them. Treble.. 202s were quite trebly and sibilance was there in most songs.. but treble on these is slightly rolled off. But after removing the foam shields, it was pretty good. cymbals and hi-hats have a character.. but extension and decay was okay-ish or good depending upon your taste. Mids.. this was the area where I was sold on these. And Celine Dion's My heart will go on is a base song that I use to check the scaling and tone of hp. This song always made me emotional, but on these I got goosebumps. Ellie goulding's first time, love me like you do.. made me feel like sitting in a professional studio environment. Sam Cooke's A change is gonna come surrounded my head with music. I mostly listen to Indian classical and world fusion which sounded amazing on these, inspite of them being closed cans.(these genres sounds the best on 598 se though). All in all, these are a keeper and I will probably keep them even if I'll own a personal stereo setup. Let me remind you.. if you're going to buy these make sure you use a dedicated dac/amp with these to get the best outta these, I've bought q1 for them and they have improved their character and added a little warmth to them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by T***R on 16 October 2025*

Very useful for mixing and monitoring as it's frequency response is very flat. Not that type of fancy or fun headphones. These are headphones for surgical mixing tasks. Highly recommend.

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