When Apple removed the headphone jack starting with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus back in 2016, the company said the reason was “courage.” Mmmkay. The real reason was to make room for other ...

The MH40 Wireless headphones from Master & Dynamic are stylish over-the ear models with the support for Qualcomm's aptX Lossless audio codecs. For those aware, the exclusive headphone brand Master & ...

New York-based audio brand Master & Dynamic is celebrating its fifth anniversary. To celebrate the company is bringing back its first set of headphones, it released back in 2014, the MH40, but with ...

Continuing to advance its offerings, New York-based premium audio brand Master & Dynamic has now updated its signature MH40 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones. Expressing an intersection of state-of-the-art ...

Master & Dynamic has become so well-known among audiophiles for its class-leading headphones and earphones that it seems like the brand has been around forever. Incredibly, the New York-based consumer ...

Master & Dynamic released its first pair of headphones, the original MH40, all the way back in 2014. It then released a wireless version called the MH40 Wireless in 2019. Fast forward to 2023, and the ...

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Master & Dynamic has established itself as a premium player in the consumer headphone space, offering headphones that, while expensive, offer excellent audio quality and a unique, classic design. The ...

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Master & Dynamic’s current top-of-the-line wired over-ear headphone is called the MH40. It has been out for a couple years, and is now available in more colors. Although the brand is only a few years ...

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