The product is great but my only issue is it wouldn't charge past 1% for a pair of expensive headphones I expect no issue I had to return them I had them on the charger all day

The noise cancellation and the Spatial Audio works really good but you can buy much better sounding headphones for the money. These lack a lot in bass and in clarity they sound more like $200 headphones not $500 ones

I'll keep it concise: Pros: Great build quality, transparency mode is outstanding, noise cancellation is great. Cons: Poor audio quality (at $400 price range), they weigh too much, the ear cushions irritate my skin (but your mileage may differ), the included "case" is useless, and anyone not using an iOS/iPadOS/Mac lose basic functionality that's expected of headphones in this price range (pausing when removing headphones, spacial audio, firmware updates. TLDR: Get some Sony XM5s and pocket the $200 you saved.

With two daughters, ages 11 and 13, the house isn't exactly a library. Between their music and whatever they're watching, I needed a way to reclaim some quiet. I picked up the Midnight version of the AirPods Max with the USB-C port, and after putting them through their paces, I'm giving them five stars. They do exactly what I need them to do, which is provide high-quality sound and cut out the background noise of a busy household. The build quality is the first thing you notice. These don't feel like toys; the stainless steel and aluminum have a weight and a precision to them that you just don't get with plastic headsets. The noise cancellation is top-tier. When I put these on, the chaos of the living room just vanishes. I also appreciate the physical controls. Using the digital crown to adjust volume or click through tracks is much better than fumbling with touch-sensitive panels that never seem to work right when your hands are moving. The switch to USB-C is a huge plus too, since it means one less cable to keep track of around the house. On the downside, these things are heavy. You definitely feel the weight on your head after an hour or two. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's something to keep in mind if you plan on wearing them all day. The price is also a major sticking point. At over five hundred dollars, you're paying a massive premium for the brand and the build. Is it a good value? If you're looking for the cheapest way to hear music, absolutely not. But if you value a product that feels like a serious piece of equipment and integrates perfectly with your other gear, the cost is easier to swallow. For me, the peace and quiet they provide in a house full of kids makes them worth every cent.

This is my son‘s second pair of Apple AirPods Max headphones. For some reason, the first pair quit working and he took good care of them. I will probably try to get them repaired as a back up. This was a Christmas gift for him as he is 18 years old and he doesn't ask for anything so we splurged on a new pair. They are terrific headphones, and really block out the noise from around you.

The AirPods Max excel at what matters most: sound quality and industry-leading noise cancellation. If you want headphones that create a quiet, immersive listening environment while delivering premium audio and comfort, they are an outstanding choice.

Very expensive but I do love them because they work so well the noise cancellation is excellent they're comfortable and they're cute!

I own Bose and Sony's These are the best I've ever owned, very high-end...I use my other ones for mowing, these are way too nice!

my daughter is obsessed with these headphones she loves them

My grandson has issues with the sound.