One of the best features you can get on head/earphones.

Fiio FH7, I have TMJ issues so cant use headphones sadly

SOL Republic atm

are the Audio-Technica ATH-M50 good just for chilling and listening to music ?

I've had them for like 3 years now and they're great to me sound wise and everything

They're okay but at this point you're better off going with the AKG k371's. Same price but better comfort and sound. In fact I find the audio technica's to be overrated

HD-600 for the desktop

Momentum 2's for trips

Powerbeats Pros for the gym/calls
Also got the Jaybird x2 for the gym

Airpods went through the washing machine, that's when I got the powerbeats. I miss the compact case. PBP case too bulky to be in your pocket tbh.

copped the airpods pro for casual listening and beyer 770 250 for production and studio stuff

I've been hearing a lot of people saying m40x over m50x lately

I also heard that but I've never compared. I hear you gotta change the pads on em though

M50xs (modded to replace cable), thinking about getting the DT770s

bro 1990's. skip the 770's

Senheiser Momentum. They also look good

these things are end game for me. It's a SERIOUS upgrade

I'm reading up on them now if they're as good as the reviews say then I need these rn!

they're better than the reviews say. I've read and watched every review that exists and I still had my expectations exceeded.

I'm seeing a lot of people agree the 1990s are bright, 5-8.5khz spike, not a flat response in the highs :/ that'd be a deal breaker for me, i'ma have to check out some graphs. I'm also looking at the hd600s

I'm reading some folks over at audiosciencereview say that the 1990s should use a passive filtler or EQ to correct those highs

Edit:

"The best way to get rid of the treble peak is to use a passive in-line filter. This filter lowers the treble peak to ‘normal’ levels and leaves the rest of the sound as it is.
Below the response of the DT1990 with A***ytical pads with and without the filter.

The 7dB reduction is quite audible and removes the sharpness. The headphone remains detailed, just not ‘sharp/piercing’ any more. Something I would like to point out is that the filter does NOT change the brightness/clarity at all. It doesn’t become a warm and soft headphone. For this you need EQ. ONLY the sharpness/sibiliance is removed.

When you can not make this filter yourself or don’t know someone that can do this for you a built filter can be ordered. "

From diyaudioheaven.wordpress.com/headphones/measurements/brands-a-i/dt-1990-pro

beyerdynamic custom studio with a jds labs element 2 i just got

custom studios are basically dt770 but a bit more flat and with a detachable cable (and nicer design imo)