AIAIAI TMA-2 Studio Wireless

For daily practice use and work the dual radio/bluetooth connection is great. The radio latency is perfectly fine for practicing, playing over songs, etc. You don't actually hear it, for me it's more a feeling that there's something very slightly off, but you get used to it immediately. Getting rid of cables for me is worth a hundred times more than this really minuscule latency. And if you really need to get rid of this, you can always use the provided cable, which is on the short side (a plus for me).

Works perfectly with XVive A 58 Guitar Wireless System which I use, all connected to a HX Stomp for completely wire-free experience. The range is also pretty good as I can walk into another room and keep playing.

Build quality is great and it's cool that you can order replacement parts.

I purchased these headphones two weeks ago. In terms of latency they perform exactly as advertised. Playing a MIDI keyboard or recording vocals feels immediate and responsive which is a big advantage for production work.

Although I did not have high expectations regarding sound quality I still found it disappointing. I mainly use HD 600 headphones in my studio so I naturally compared the two. There is a noticeable boost in the 3–6 kHz range which adds clarity but becomes fatiguing even short sessions. In practice I often have to lower the click track level to stay comfortable. I also find the low end response somewhat lacking.

Overall the low latency performance is excellent but the sound tuning did not feel balanced enough for the price point. With a more neutral frequency response these headphones could be much more compelling.