Master & Dynamic MW60

Clear, balanced mids- and highs-focused audio performance. Exceptionally comfortable, luxurious design. Detachable cable for passive, wired listening.

Too expensive. Not for those seeking big bass sound. Included cable lacks remote control.

A headphone maker finally cracks the Bluetooth code. Phenomenal sound; 'Wireless hi-fi' is no longer an oxymoron. Luxe materials and construction. Advanced antenna design means rock-solid signal stability

While the MW60 may set a new standard for Bluetooth range and sound quality, it also sets a new standard for Bluetooth MSRP: $549. More portable than they look, but still weighty

What closes the deal, though, is that the MW60 is two products in one: an unrivaled Bluetooth headphone and a legit hi-fi corded headphone you can plug into an amp to enjoy 180-gram vinyl. That’s the best double-dip since some genius slapped two...

The Master and Dynamic MW60 wireless Bluetooth headphone is constructed out of premium materials and has excellent build quality along with strong sound for a Bluetooth headphone. It folds up and comes with a decent carrying case and a cable for wired...

The headphones are expensive, somewhat heavy and may not fit people with smaller heads. Lacks dual microphones for reducing ambient noise during calls.

If you can overlook the fact that it costs too much, the MW60 is beautifully designed wireless headphone that delivers very good performance.

Fantastic sound, great battery life, comfortable headphones, solid construction

Headband could be a bit rounder for comfort but this is being fixed for retail versions. Receiving end of call had difficulty hearing during call. Definitely on the pricey side

If you've got money to spare and love your music, you can't go wrong with the MW60 Wireless Over Ear Headphones from Master & Dynamic. They are well designed, solidly built, and sound fantastic.

As much as we loved the MW60s under most circumstances —we're giving them a high rating —you probably shouldn't buy them unless money is no object (which it probably is, naturally).

The MW60 exudes quality, inside out. Despite the somewhat dark tuning, I can pick up the instrumental layers that most inexpensive headphones fail to distinguish. This headphones would be perfect for critical listeners who prefer warmer sounds without...