I tested studio headphones with 120 hours of battery life, but I wouldn’t recommend them for everyone — here’s why
The OneOdio Studio Max 2 headphones offer 120 hours of battery life, multiple connectivity options, and a foldable design, but suffer from poor sound quality with static and muddiness, especially on complex tracks. Their bulky size makes them uncomfortable for long listening sessions, limiting their appeal for professional or extended use. While they may suit users prioritizing battery life and connectivity, better audio performance is available at similar or lower prices.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The OneOdio Studio Max 2 offers great battery life, a foldable and easy-to-store design, and flexible connectivity. However, poor sound quality with static and muddy audio, especially on complex tracks, is a major drawback for these studio cans. Their large size also makes them uncomfortable for extended wear. $189.99 at Amazon(Black) Pros +Impressive battery life +Wide range of connectivity options +Flexible design +Decent sound replication Cons -Not the best sound quality for studio headphones -Some pitch issues -Very bulky Best picks for you The best noise-cancelling headphones in 2026 Best headphones: Top picks tested by experts Best over-ear headphones: Top picks tested by experts Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend hours analyzing and…
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